Thread: Bore sight Lazer way off when rifle is zeroed

Waste of time. I use a colometer and that gets it pretty close but still need to shoot it to fine tune it.

Originally Posted by blip

Waste of time. I use a colometer and that gets it pretty close but still need to shoot it to fine tune it.

Never heard of a colometer. What is it?


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Originally Posted by HOO

Never heard of a colometer. What is it?


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bore sighter...a thing you poke on muzzle end that gives you a grid when look through scope....

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

bore sighter...a thing you poke on muzzle end that gives you a grid when look through scope....

I thought it sounded like something you poke up your date to have a look what’s going on


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leave that to medical professionals and you have had sufficient drugs

Originally Posted by HOO

I thought it sounded like something you poke up your date to have a look what’s going on


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ohhh if ya doctor has a cross hair on it ya likely in deep shit indeed

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

bore sighter...a thing you poke on muzzle end that gives you a grid when look through scope....

I have a Leupold one.
It's not accurate, as in if I dial on to the zero, the rifle will be way off. But if I put it on a sighted rifle and remember where the crosshair sits on the grid, and use that reference on another rifle it gets me on the paper. It's handy for checking your zero without firing a shot if you can remember the reference point.
Bearing mind different loads often shoot to different points in the same rifle, never take anyone's word that boresiters are the bees knees.