Reviews & Ratings for LaserLyte Universal Laser Bore Sight — 75 reviews — Page 1

This worked great for my carry pistol. My other slighter can’t support barrels that small.

This Lazer is brighter than another Lazer I've used in the past. The shaft also seems to be thicker and less prone to warping like others that have thiner shafts. I used this to zero my rifles and pistol. Not the greatest in direct sun but fine early morning or dusk even overcast.

Works great for my long guns, but my M&P Shield Plus has a 3.1 inch barrel and this is definitly NOT long enough despite the description stating it is appropriate down to 3 inches. I would say no shorter than 3.5 inches to be on the safe side.

Could be better for the money. Will not fit 3 inch barrels and the power switch is cheap and hard to used. Better buy extra batteries because they not last long. It will get the job done but not the right items if you need to use often.

Battery setup is finicky and unreliable, laser went very dim after only 5 minutes of use.

This arrived today in the mail and I was excited to use it. Upon setting this up with my gun the laser does not stay on or is not bright enough to be able to site in my gun. I will be returning product.

GR8 idea , but takes some time to assemble and make it "operational" . Batteries fit in to back of switch , which is gritty and difficult to turn ON and OFF . Caliber arbors to fit onto laser body are held onto body with tiny screws that do not readily screw through the arbors . Took a major amount of time to thread them . Once screwed onto body , must adjust screw tension on arbor to fit bore and hold body in place . There is no "recommended" distance to align scope to bore axis . Performed alignment in basement at 40 feet , rifle retained in Caldwell cleaning base . Laser bright on supplied target , aligned reticles vertically and horizontally to ZERO . Verified next day at 25 yard range . Should have taken LaserLyte with me , but did not . First , and second confirming shots were 6 inches high and 2.5 inches left . "On the paper" , but I expected better . Would recommend removal of batteries for safe storage . This test was done on a Ruger 10/22 with a Bushnell Trophy 4x10x40 . It now shoots half inch groups consistently with SK Standard Plus .

Very troublesome turning on and off. Need to redesign with an on/off button or switch.

Good idea but laser barley lights and stays on. Shipping was quick and order fulfillment was very good.

Purchased a new unit to replace my "old" unit which worked perfectly.....until the switch wore out or a solder joint went bad after 4 years. Didn't know it had a 3 year warranty or I could have sent it back after the first sign of the switch going bad. I had to adjust the old one once to recenter the beam and it was pretty easy to do, had instructions for it as well. New unit did not have instructions on centering the beam and the company epoxied the adjustment screws in place. I checked new unit for center. It was an inch off at 8 feet - that's a 2" circle at 8 ft. Do the math and you wouldn't even be on the paper at 50 YARDS. I wouldn't give a plugged nickle for the new units. I narrowed down my switch issue with my old unit to the spring that rides against the batteries. I'm a design engineer and expert shooter so I know what I'm talking about. If you have a fix, please advise. I contacted the company and got that I did everything they would do to get it to fire up correctly then told to just purchase a new one. Of course, I waited like 7 or 8 years which I can't gripe much about, but a switch like this to go bad? I've also done endurance testing on components and assemblies and never had a switch wear out like this. Would not recommend getting this unit no matter how many say it's one of the best. Well, it isn't good enough for the money.