Your new Bore Sight will be an excellent addition to your shooter's toolbox when getting your barrel and optics appropriately aligned before sighting in your rifle with live rounds.![]()
Using a laser bore sighter makes sighting in your rifles easier, faster, and saves money on ammunition - period. A bore sight does not fully sight in your gun, but it is a great way to get your scope close to bulls-eye at a close distance before heading out to the shooting range.
OpticsPlanet has various bore sights, including cartridge bore sights, magnetic bore sights, and cartridge inserts. Cartridge bore sites are placed into the chamber of your firearm just like a shell to universal bore sights. Magnetic bore sights use magnets to attach to the barrel of your gun, and no insertion is necessary.
Firing live ammunition is the only way to ensure that your scope is on target when it counts.
One of the most knowledgeable shooters at OpticsPlanet, Steve Ledin, wrote a prevalent and highly regarded How To Guide entitled, How To Sight In Your Riflescope Guide to help you get that dead-on accurate shot under optimum conditions.
If you have questions about the various types of bore sights and how much they can help you with sighting in, check out our How to Choose a Boresight Article.
Other categories you might be interested in are 9mm Luger Ammunition, Film Cameras, .223 / 5.56 NATO Ammo, .224 Valkyrie Ammo, .243 Winchester Ammo.