Will this boresight work on a 12 gauge? A 22 .cal lr?
67599
It uses a magnet and attaches to any steel surface, so yes, even a .17 cal. You still have to "fine tune" the weapon, but it gets you real close. Well worth the money IMHO.
67600
Yes, as long as the end of your rifle or shotgun is steel, as the boresight works with a magnet. I have a .177 Gamo pellet rifle and the end of the barrel has a plactic silencer on it and it would not stick. It will work for any gauge or caliber rifle or shotgun. You still need to fine tune your scope after boresighting it in.
67601
on a 12gauge w/ a breaching devise ,like my mossberg 500, I used a steele slug to set it on . with 22 cal. Like 10/22 Rugers and even a bull barreled target 22 it worked fine. lerosado@yahoo.com
1312340
I have this on a FAL (.308) It works. Just make sure to put loctite on the bolts holding the scope to the rail mounts. The scope will wobble if you dont. Eye Relief: I do not recommend putting the scope so far forward on your rifle. Also, the laser is junk.
387464
I agree that it should work on handguns provided the barrel is long enough. The stem of the boresighter is roughly 4 inches long so it should work.
844364
No haven't tried it on a 12 gauge but I will say mine broke on my AR15 after about 15 shots. Sent it back the next day...
314038
Don't know if it will do this. After immediately breaking three of them, I gave up . Contacted Browning and they said it was design for their .22 cal Browing Buckmaster Pistol. I was shooting a .30cal pistol and it apparently was too much for this sight. Suggest you contact Browning and discuss your specific application with them. Good Luck.
1403854
Yes, insert the proper insert for the caliber of your rifle and push the boresight through the insert as far as it will go up to the tapered portion of the boresight.
1961096
It will work perfectly. I have it on my Remington .308 and i love it. It also brings in great light.
127455
It would work.However I would consider a Leupold Rifleman 4-12X40.It is around $50 more,but you will like it better in the long run.I have the Rifleman 4-12x40 on my CZ .223 and I love it.I can shoot out to 300 yrds
921542
Yes, no problem. You just need to spend the time at the range to zero it in properly with Ruger scope mounting. It worked well! I have used it successfully also on a Ruger Mini 14. For an inexpensive scope it works good!
1741123
Itll work on anything with a barrel up to .50 cal. For rifles with a flash suppressor, I highly suggest removing it first,then using boresight.
2071932
The Wheeler Laser Bore Sighter works by magnetically attaching to the muzzle end of your barrel. It will work as long as the muzzle end of your barrel is magnetic (most likely is) and it is perpendicular to the bore of your barrel (again this is also very likely unless you have somehow modified or damaged the muzzle end of your barrel). Hope this helps.
2071938
As long as your weapon has a barrel, it wiIl work. This is not a "inside the chamber" laser bore sighter. This is something you'll position at the end of your barrel as concentric as you can and then adjust your optics accordingly. Hope it helped.
923766
It fits on a weaver/picatinney mount, so it should mount with no problem. I'm using it on a S&W15-22 and it works great. The "shock" from a 12 Ga. would be the only question and I don't know have that answer.
1670349
It should fit just fine, the gauge should not make any difference. It worked just right for my 12 gauge.
1868029
Yes it will. I use this on a H&R .444 Marlin and 500s&w. Both of these are much more powerful than the 12gauge.
1392751
Hello, I have a 4.5 caliber, and it works well, in general it is the 3rd generation of optics, 12 gauge very different strengths, but I do not think it will work well for a little more than 1 year work.
369985
Yes. I have it on my 20 gauge. It does not completely connect (little space between), but is very close.