j-bird
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Has any of you had much luck/use with the laser bore sight tools out there?
I got a new scope for my 22-250 and as such I have to change the rings and the like (tube changed from 1" to 30mm, and objective lens size increased as well). So that means having to re-zero the gun. With the limited availability of ammo and the increased cost of ammo these days....I am considering getting one of the sighting tools. From what I am seeing (looking at Lasermark bore sight) - to buy the tool it will cost me roughly the same as a box of ammo (Midway USA lists tool for $30 - ammo is being listed at $25-$30 a box....when I can find it).
My plan would be to start at 100 yards....and then eventually set my zero at 200 yards.
I also see other options, but not sure what works and what doesn't. I like the idea of the laser actually passing thru the bore vs some sort of "adapter" that goes into the muzzle.....but I am interested in "realistically priced functionality" in the end. The nice thing about those that go into the muzzle is that most seem they can be used for other calibers as well.
Any help would be appreciated.
I got a new scope for my 22-250 and as such I have to change the rings and the like (tube changed from 1" to 30mm, and objective lens size increased as well). So that means having to re-zero the gun. With the limited availability of ammo and the increased cost of ammo these days....I am considering getting one of the sighting tools. From what I am seeing (looking at Lasermark bore sight) - to buy the tool it will cost me roughly the same as a box of ammo (Midway USA lists tool for $30 - ammo is being listed at $25-$30 a box....when I can find it).
My plan would be to start at 100 yards....and then eventually set my zero at 200 yards.
I also see other options, but not sure what works and what doesn't. I like the idea of the laser actually passing thru the bore vs some sort of "adapter" that goes into the muzzle.....but I am interested in "realistically priced functionality" in the end. The nice thing about those that go into the muzzle is that most seem they can be used for other calibers as well.
Any help would be appreciated.