Does anyone have any experience with the gauge specific laser bore sights from Amazon?
I was curious if they save you any shots downrange checking zeros since TSS is $$$.
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I have the shotshell looking ones (junk) and one that fits into the end of the barrel (better). They get me in the ballpark, then I get closer with birdshot at 10 yards, then dial in at 40 with TSS.
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I have em ...they work ..heck the price of one of em , is cheaper than 1 high end shell , and great for if you have to reinstall you our sight for any reason
It is a great tool to use if your shopping for a gun
They have a margin or error of less that a few inches , if you rotate in the chamber you'll figure out the center , if you wrap the shell front and back evenly with tape that margin will tighten up significantly
This does not guarantee that you choke threads are not installed off center or misaligned , a dial caliper will help indicate that by measuring the wall thickness all around
Quote from: Old Gobbler on March 25, 2023, 05:24:11 PM
I have em ...they work ..heck the price of one of em , is cheaper than 1 high end shell , and great for if you have to reinstall you our sight for any reason
It is a great tool to use if your shopping for a gun
They have a margin or error of less that a few inches , if you rotate in the chamber you'll figure out the center , if you wrap the shell front and back evenly with tape that margin will tighten up significantly
This does not guarantee that you choke threads are not installed off center or misaligned , a dial caliper will help indicate that by measuring the wall thickness all around
Do they make one for 10 gauge?
Site-Lite Boresighter. Has different arbors for different gauges and guns. I rarely have to even touch windage and elevation after it's bore-sighted....great investment, saves shooting extra shells...
Just used a Site-Lite to set up red dots on two shotguns this season. Worked great. More expensive, but a good investment.