How does Laser bore sighting work exactly?
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How does Laser bore sighting work exactly?
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The bore is in a straight line.
The laser shows a visible extension of that line.
Your optic is mounted a fixed distance from the bore.
Mark a piece of paper with 2 points the same distance as between the bore and the optic.
Mount the rifle so it doesn't move.
Place the peice of paper so the lower point is in line with the laser light.
Adjust the reticle of your optic until it is on the upper mark.
Turn off the laser and remove it from the bore. Clear all obstructions from the bore
Go to the range and zero the optic.
Last edited by Daddy Warcrimes; January 15th, 2007 at 10:16 PM. Reason: Important step left out
long gun purchases...can get it in the ballpark, but not on the 'mark'...good start though!
Will save a little ammo and time!
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You left out one really important step. Take the bore sight out of the barrel before firing!
Fixed it.
I've used a laser with an M-16 to boresight an IR aiming laser. We had specific targets for each mounting device and each side of the rail. I hit man size targets at 200 meters without zero confirmation.