Will this work on rifles or is the distance from the chamber to the muzzle too far for sound activation.
389020
No. And the laser is not calibrated close enough to use out past about 50 feet.
389021
I do not know exactly but I do know that the company that makes this item also makes one for shotguns but if you want to know more go towww.laserlyte.com
389022
We only used it for pistol training with the laserlyte pistol, so perhaps best chat to manufacturer. Be careful on the reconditioned ones on Amazon. We tried for separate purchases and had to return all as still defective.
389023
I don't know if it would work in a rifle, but I know they have a solution that will. One of them is a .223 laser that sits in the breech, hence no snap caps required. Additional sleeves are available for that laser cartridge to be used in other calibers. I have yet to try it but have used the pistol version in various handguns with no issues, I simply haven't tried it in a rifle since it would not fit in most of mine. They also have a shotgun solution for those much larger bores.
1334307
Well, it depends on the outside diameter of the barrel. If it is less than 19mm, then it should work. But I do not suggest using it since it will disrupt the harmonics of the rifle.
1861148
Sorry. No idea. I use mine at home to get extra trigger time without spending $20+ at the range.
1965658
Don't know, But I shoot large caliber rifles and operate very noisy equipment with them and they work as good as my expensive pair. You will not be disappointed at this price. Hope this helps!
1533632
Oh ny, I guess that depends upon our audio ability. The zapping can be quite loud from our point of view and our hearing is not quite as great as it once was. My suggestion would be to temporarily put it at different distances and that would be the surest way for you to know. The only fly in the ointment (bad pun) is that getting it too far from your actitivies might defeat the purpose of having it in the first place. I do agre with others who have answered that hearing the zapping lets us know it is working, a plus in our book.
2100086
I use these at the shooting range to suppress the sound at an indoor range. While shooting my instructor had to get right up next to me to say something for me to hear him. I can't remember if I heard the others shooting for I was concentration on my own shots. It is definitely going to deaden the sound for sure. Good luck studying!!!!
307637
There is a few inches of room if you slant the rifle but it would depend on the size of the suppressor.
1441090
It works just fine with suppressors or muzzle brakes - as ling as they are not permanently attached - just remove them boefore you use the boresight device
1313232
I have this attached to a pair of RF 62s and it works well. It is not wildly loud, but loud enough.
1149951
I used it on my rifles with muzzle breaks and no problemsWill definitely get you close enough at 50 yrds
1441088
It works just fine with suppressors or muzzle brakes - as ling as they are not permanently attached - just remove them boefore you use the boresight device. Operates with 3 stacked batteries
287688
I used it on my ar and it worked fine, I had to remove the screw on piece at the end of the barrel.Hope this helps.
298190
Assuming you are being serious and not a troll. You never want to clean muzzle to chamber if you can help it. The risk is damaging the muzzle effecting the accuracy of the firearm. However with some revolvers this can't be helped so be careful.
1075386
I have both and I cannot tell any long range difference. The sound from the bullet is directed down range and not to the sides and there is a difference in report. I think it got me to think about other additions for the rifle and I have a few that are really cool.
770220
When I first used it I found I had to turn the volume down as I could hear everything including the movement of my clothing. However, mine did block the loud close shots. Hopefully you are only hearing shots further down the firing line. If you turned down the volume and are still not getting your shots muffled then you have a problem with your unit.
1423909
Depends what gun you are shooting, I presume. It wouldn't be enough for me, I know that. Stick with the full headset type in my book! Lawn mowing--- might dull it, probably ok. Certainly not going to be quiet though.
2274143
To clarify: as I stated on line 3 of my answer, this is for my personal use during SOLO practice sessions. During an actual match with a live Range Officer, I utilize the built in microphone without any problem. The answer from Keith is a bit inaccurate - the plug-in feature works, however, it severely attenuates the input signal. Increasing the device line output should provide a usable sound level. As a pistol shooter, the size is not an issue.