Reviews & Ratings for Bushnell Banner Laser Boresighter Kit — 30 reviews — Page 1

After much frustration while trying to align scopes with rifle bores using the caliber-specific laser boresighters, I followed the suggestion of John Barsness (who I regard as a trustworthy shooting writer), and got the Bushnell collimator. The "cartridge lasers" I had purchased previously didn't maintain position adequately, wouldn't switch on and off reliably and used up their batteries before I could get lined in during fading twilight. The last one I used wouldn't keep the laser dot in the same place after removing and then rechambering it. The manufacturer would have replaced it (and had previously), but I decided to get the Bushnell collimator instead. It did what it was supposed to do the first time. No tiny batteries to go dead prematurely. No small end caps to lose off the shooting bench. No time pressure at last light. Got on paper at 100 yards the first shots.

My only regret is that I didn't buy it sooner.

Great product it is my second one. Lost first one. Tried laser bore sighters and hard to see in bright light. After sighting in you can put put back in and right down graph reading for each gun. You can recheck zero with out firing a shot.

Hade several older boresight kits. BSA , for being cheaper, lasted a while. This kit does everything I need well. arbors take a bit to get used to, but fit securely and seem to be true on grid. is a bit of a struggle to see well thru a reddot, but does work. Wish the slots were a bit deeper for arbor screw to lock in.

It is super easy to use, works for nearly all rifles, and will get your rifle on paper... what more can I say? The only issue I have had at all is that it does not gather light well, so I had to set up a lamp by the end of my bench to make the grid easier to see. Not a big deal at all.

The Bushnell Banner Boresighter is built extremely heavy duty. It fits snug in the rifle bore. The ability to get the scope as close as the boresighter gets it is awesome. The only slight flaw I had was in the barrel of a .22lr the arbor was extremely tight. Thought maybe i had it tightened some but when I loosened it the end fell off. Put it back together and still stuck. But with a little ease it got in there and did the job.

Had attempted to bore sight manually using a distant aiming point (DAP); really thought with a small caliber (6.5). Wasted too much AmmoSeek trying to zero. This system gets you back on target quickly.

This product is the best all around purchase I have made in years it is all I expected and more, it does what it says and is made very well, the arbors stay put and has a clear view to adjust the scope with, I can also brag about the price that OpticsPlanet has and the 30 for 30 rebate that Bushnell gave me! I recommend this bore sighter to anyone

Bought it for my father in law he loves it. He had an older model and had lost one of the pieces so got him this one. He said it is better because he can even use it to sight it the air rifle that he just purchased.

I am extremely happy with my purchase and have used it on numerous scopemswaps for myself and others. I especially like the way the insert into the bore expands and holds the screen in place without a second person being needed. It is dead on!!!

The AR15, G3, CETME C, and many others have scopes too high to use this as is. However there are extensions that will work with this. Look up boresight on Brownells to see examples. Someone with a mill can easily make one.