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Red Dot Laser Boresighter - Precision Bore Sight for .38 Caliber | Includes 2 Sets of Batteries
Red Dot Laser Boresighter - Precision Bore Sight for .38 Caliber | Includes 2 Sets of Batteries
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- Safe and Reliable: The output laser power of the. 38 caliber sight meets the Class IIIA laser standard,Output power less than 5mW.
- Long Range: The visible range of laser is as far as 100 yds, the straight red laser beam is easier to identify. and to help you adjust the scope and sight quickly and accurately.
- Long Life: The .38 Cal Red beam laser bore sight equipped with 2 sets of batteries(6pcs),double the service time.
- Easy to Use: Fastest gun zeroing and sighting device, you just place the boresighter in the chamber simply.
- Save Money: Adjustments to sight in your scopes & sights. You don’t need to use the extra ammo for honing shooting skills.
- Quality Assurance: We offer a free return and exchange service for up to six months without any reason.
Product Advantages
- Made of pure brass, fine workmanship, compact structure, fit for .38 caliber gun.
- High precision laser sight, fast gun aiming correction and zeroing, without firing any ammo.
- Comes with 2 sets of upgraded batteries. Greatly prolong the service life.
- Professional optical precision instrument factory manufacturing, strict and perfect quality control system to ensure product quality.
How to use your laser bore sight?
Prepare Boreaighter Parts
1. Unpack the laser boresighter.
2. Take out the boresighter and batteries.
3. Remove the boresighter back cover.
Battery Assembly
1. Take three of the batteries.
2. Install the battery positive pole upward into the bore sighter.
3. Close the back cover of the bore sight.
Load into the gun chamber
1.Set your rifile in a gun vise or other stable platform.
2.Insert the boresighter into the ampty rifle’s chamber and close the bolt.
Start zero calibration
1.Align your firearm so that the laser is centered on the bull’s-eyes.
2.Adjust your scope so that the reticle of the scope matches with the laser and bull’s-dyd alignment.
