The laser point of impact is pretty far off from the sights (which are good with live ammo) is there anything I can do?
2089681
It seems odd that your point of impact is off, since I use my Laserlyte LT-Pro with everything from a .380ACP to a .45, and my aim seems very accurate. One suggestion would be to ensure that you have adjusted the black plastic cap with the allen wrench, so you get a good, tight fit in the barrel of the gun. You want it to fit snugly so the unit doesn't move around if you point the barrel down, and you have to pull on the unit to remove it from the barrel. Good luck!
2089682
I don't seem to have that problem. The laser must fit really snug and make sure it doesn't start to slide out and become loose. Also aim and then look above the sights to see if your laser is jumping around from trigger pull or have someone else watch. Hope this info is helpful
2089683
I have about a 40 foot distance down a hall way. As with any practice I use it for drawing and aquire the target. like anything else point of impact will need to be adjusted. Side bar there was an austin PD that made a one shot hit at 312 ft with an m&p; 40
1378467
Nothing could be mounted on the top of the gun due to all the mechanism. There is enough space under the front that you could mount a red-dot laser pointer.
1034506
Mine did need a small amount of calibration, my elevation line was too high. Fire at a fixed target from a padded flat surface.Mark your targets and check your calibration accordingly.
1473881
This sight is great, but It needs light to power on. A weapon mounted flash light would work. A laser would probably be more effective in the dark.
1925119
u can thank OBMA for that.Try putting a sighn that say[IF U CAN READ THIS YOUR IN RANGE] ive found that it works and is cheper than barska spotting scope.HAVE GUNS WILL TRAVEL HATE HORSE THIVES.LOL 338 LUPA GOOD OUT TO A MILE
1333396
Have your shell extractor tuned so it ejects more to the side. The scope mount sits so low it does it to most M1A's.
28909
Yes exactly right. One suggestion is to also get a boresight insert to help you adjust the windage and elevation so that you can dial it in without using ammo. It's a great laser sight! Enjoy!
1073361
A word of caution about Trijicon HD sights is that the front sight post is taller to accommodate the large colored insert surrounding the tritium dot. I had these installed on a Fusion N-Comm and it placed my point of impact 3 inches below my point of aim at 10 yards. Check the height dimension of both your rear and front sights and see if they match the Trijicon HD dimensions.
1606617
I haven't taken mine to the range yet. I'm actually headed there today. I would suggest that you unmount it put it back on and try to re zero.
930759
I'm not sure I understand what you mean exactly. But here are a couple things I would try: Move your sights farther apart (as far as possible), not closer, the longer your sight plane/picture the better accuracy. When sighting, perhaps start with the large open circle reticle, then flip to the small pin-hole after you sight in. Other than that, the only thing I could think of could be that you have the front sight mounted to a gas block, and the rear sight mounted to your flat-top rail. And those two parts are not the same height (gasblock is shorter) If so, move the front sight up onto the quad-rail (if yours has the same height as receiver rail height), if not, you need a gas block height front sight, or a fore end that is the same height as the rail on your receiver. You have to bring the sights onto the same plane, that's the jist of it. And if that still doesn't work, maybe you forgot to open your eye. lol. good luck.
312831
Let's assume your bullet arc zeros at 25 yards and 250 yards, put a reflective material at 25 yds and correct your sight to be on the dot showing on the laser reflection. Go out to a suitable range and you should be close on firing at at real target to make final adjustments.
1868960
that wont work with this. I have no idea about the range, but the black battery box that hangs off to the side has a cable attached to the part that inserts into the chamber. you push it in with you finger while the rifle is held in position on a bench. if you try and hold it free hand, the cable is going to wobble, and the will make the laser wobble, and...well I think you see where I'm going. I guess you could try and rig something up, but I don't think there would be any consistent accuracy. this is a laser boresighter, for setting up a scope. it is not trigger activated. think of using a sword in an archery contest. that wont work with this. I have no idea about the range, but the black battery box that hangs off to the side has a cable attached to the part that inserts into the chamber. you push it in with you finger while the rifle is held in position on a bench. if you try and hold it free hand, the cable is going to wobble, and the will make the laser wobble, and...well I think you see where I'm going. I guess you could try and rig something up, but I don't think there would be any consistent accuracy. this is a laser boresighter, for setting up a scope. it is not trigger activated. think of using... » Read More that wont work with this. I have no idea about the range, but the black battery box that hangs off to the side has a cable attached to the part that inserts into the chamber. you push it in with you finger while the rifle is held in position on a bench. if you try and hold it free hand, the cable is going to wobble, and the will make the laser wobble, and...well I think you see where I'm going. I guess you could try and rig something up, but I don't think there would be any consistent accuracy. this is a laser boresighter, for setting up a scope. it is not trigger activated. think of using a sword in an archery contest. « Show Less
405709
No sure about specific shotgun. I suggest contacting LaserLyte customer services to be sure. If not, they likely will have a solution.
457445
Mounted this on a tactical shotgun and it may be about a foot from my eye. I don't have any problems picking up the dot. Actually I think it is easier to use further away than closer.
2169422
Would have been a great laser if it could have been adjusted. As it stands right now the best adjustment I could get on the laser is still 8" off target.
1034508
You must calibrate this laser sight,the easiest way to do this is to obtain a bore sight and turn both on and make the lights into one.this will get you very close ,by the way this sight is very easy to calibrate,good luck and hope this helps
1390886
I have one on a POF 308 and it works fine, dead on target.Have you checked you weapon to see if it's true with just the stock sights. If so then a higher rail may do the trick