Bore sight Lazer way off when rifle is zeroed

I to find the lasers pretty hopeless. In both the gun shops I've worked in we've used a collimator and had pretty good results.

At home I typically just look down the bore and line it up with something. If it's a 6.5mm or bigger I'll often get an empty case and push the primer out then look through the flash hole.

As @199p said, just give it to a shark that needs a fricken lazer beam. That way at least the shark will be happy, cause tha'ts all those things are good for: scary stuff in the movies

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Originally Posted by XR500

As @199p said, just give it to a shark that needs a fricken lazer beam. That way at least the shark will be happy, cause tha'ts all those things are good for: scary stuff in the movies

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and taunting the cat.....

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Originally Posted by Micky Duck

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

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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.

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Originally Posted by Micky Duck

and taunting the cat.....

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You need to up your game Micky.
17 HMR is much better for taunting cats.

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Originally Posted by 7mmwsm

You need to up your game Micky.
17 HMR is much better for taunting cats.

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and 12 gauge no 2 fiochi is final

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Originally Posted by 7mmwsm

You need to up your game Micky.
17 HMR is much better for taunting cats.

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bit hard on the longue furniture all the same...

The bore mounted lasers are shit. Only laser I still have is the type that is mounted in a pseudo cartridge and shines through the length of the bore. Barely bother with them now though because by the time I faff about and find it I would have finished using the eyeometer

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Originally Posted by Gibo

I use the old lemon on the tree at 30 yards trick[emoji106]

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Seen you shoot that lemons safe as [emoji1787]

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My process is similar to most, set the gun up stable with a bipod and rear bag, I use a un primed case in the action it gives your eye a better center than looking down the bore and a red bucket at 100 yards get you on the paper every time.

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Originally Posted by BRADS

My process is similar to most, set the gun up stable with a bipod and rear bag, I use a un primed case in the action it gives your eye a better center than looking down the bore and a red bucket at 100 yards get you on the paper every time.

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Bro that bucket is blue

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Originally Posted by 199p

Bro that bucket is blue

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Possibly true

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Seen you shoot that lemons safe as [emoji1787]

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Blow it out ya arrrse! :D

How often do you need to calibrate bucket

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How often do you need to calibrate bucket

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Every time Bunnings has a sale on.....