Laser boresight for airsoft?

[ILLusion]

Any scope worth any value will have adjustable windage and elevation... I can't even think of a scope that's available WITHOUT those adjustments...

[Immelmann]

How is that even a question?

[Lone_Bullet.be]

I've tried these about 2 years ago.
It doesn't always work, though I can't explain why.
I *think* it's because I zero'd the scope at home before I actually set the hop at the field.
I don't have the space anymore ( living in a apartment now ), can anyone confirm this?

[yaric]

I used one. They work an help, but not much. Dont forget you have a hop-up

[SureShot]

I bought one of those, a CenterPoint brand for about forty dollars from a Cdn Tire. Mine is good for calibers from .177 to 12 gauge shotguns.

Is is great for the initial sighting in of your optics but you'll still need to do some target practice and adjust the elevation.

[SuperHog]

How do you know if the cheap laser boresight itself is calibrated? Is the beam coming out actually coming out straight?

I have precision laser collimator for my telescope and that has calibration screws on the sides and comes calibrated from the factory.

[SureShot]

Originally Posted by SuperHog

How do you know if the cheap laser boresight itself is calibrated? Is the beam coming out actually coming out straight?

I have precision laser collimator for my telescope and that has calibration screws on the sides and comes calibrated from the factory.

Good question.
My CenterPoint boresighter has no alignment setscrews but its just for lining up your sights/scope.
It's now meant to be an acurate tool.

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[SuperHog]

Originally Posted by SureShot

Good question.
My CenterPoint boresighter has no alignment setscrews but its just for lining up your sights/scope.
It's now meant to be an acurate tool.

sent from my Galaxy SIII & Tapatalk4 beta

I prefer my Leupold

http://www.leupold.com/hunting-shoot...d-boresighter/