Can this be used to bore sight scopes?
325094
I wouldn't recommend this product for sighting. It grips okay but you can get some rotation or pivot. Good for cleaning though.
325095
Yes I believe it would work well for that, it's a little too light for the range.
858452
You can. The mount comes with two smooth and two railed upper segments which would allow for attaching. Reflex or red dot sight on top. While this is certainly a popular option, I found it didn't work well because the resulting height over bore was too high to be useful at close range and it was awkward shooting from position.
2275324
Yes. This is a one piece unit mount with the arms extending aft, so your scope might get a bit close depending on scope length.
1384326
I'm sure it probably can but I would just buy a prostaff for $30 dollars more. This scope is designed and calibrated to be used on a .223/5.56 caliber rifle.
2262763
It would depend on the scope mount that you are going to use. If you use a mount that goes above the bolt then I believe that it would work fine. I don't think that the eye relief would be far enough to use the mount that goes on the barrel.
2194337
You CAN do anything you like. You should not. This scope is a terrific scope but it is designed for. 223 and below.
139608
Yes it can, I love these scopes, I have them on 3 different rifles, for the money you can't beat them.
2250301
I don't see why not. It's placed in the chamber and shines straight down the barrel. I wouldn't hesitate using it for that purpose.It's made to shoot a beam at a target so I would say yes.
2281788
It only emits a short burst of laser when you pull trigger. Not too practical for bore sighting.
631702
Yes, it can. However, you have to forego the top rail. If you are going to continue to use the iron sights, then you will be able to use stripper clips. However, if you use the top rail on this stock set or if you drill and tap your receiver for a scope, you'll be unable to use stripper clips.
303979
Sure you can. And actually that's what I did before. However, I don't quite suggest this combo cuz it didn't work very well. My red dot started having problem after bout 200 rounds, and the magnifier was not that easy to slide to slide. Anyway I changed to Primary Arm PAC 4X, this scope is way better, personal opinion.
586836
Provided you have the rail space, yes. Typically you don't run magnified sighting system on a defensive shotgun as they're not intended for distance shooting. But there is no reason you could not if you got the room on the rail.
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.
460144
Sure but, I personally wouldn't put it on anything much larger than a .223 because it is an expensive scope. I have mine mounted on an AR15 and it works well but I wouldn't trust it on anything over .308 because of the recoil. I mainly shoot open sights but I wanted to check out the benefits of magnification without lightening my wallet too much. Eventually, I plan to buy a high quality scope and move this one to my Ruger 1022 for plinking.
2163795
I'm not sure but I do not think you would need it because the scope comes with a built in multi-x cross hairs. They can dim or brighten with the turn of a dial. I'm sure if you wanted to mount it on the side of the scope on the Rail and just use the IR and site the Aimpoint on there without the built in cross hairs you could do so. Hope I answered your question!!!
1414939
yes that might work. when i bought mine the cross hairs broke. i've also had problems with the scopes turning on me
1936732
I think you could probably use one of the laser bore if the item you use is very close to your weapon's caliber. Of course a 5.56 couldn't be used but perhaps one of the larger calibre lasers could be functional. It's a hit or miss idea. Generall speaking I would say no, but I figure you could find a close compatible with your weapon calibre.