what is the difference between the sightmark bore sighters
1454681
Price basically. I feel you are much better off getting the ones you can place in your chamber rather than the magnetic bore sight that just sticks to the end of your barrel. I have them both, on for my 5.56 & 50 AE. The magnetic ones that Sight Mark make can be a pain to get just right verses just lobbing one in the chamber. These things never got me right on target, but they get you real close. You will have to fine tune your weapon. Can check out the green lasers if you want, but you'll run into bore sights 2-3 hundred dollars a piece. Wasting bullets if you ask me. Buy a Sight Mark & spend the rest on bullets. Price basically. I feel you are much better off getting the ones you can place in your chamber rather than the magnetic bore sight that just sticks to the end of your barrel. I have them both, on for my 5.56 & 50 AE. The magnetic ones that Sight Mark make can be a pain to get just right verses just lobbing one in the chamber. These things never got me right on target, but they get you real close. You will have to fine tune your weapon. Can check out the green lasers if you want, but you'll run into bore sights 2-3 hundred dollars a piece. Wasting bullets if you ask me. Buy a Sight Mark &... » Read More Price basically. I feel you are much better off getting the ones you can place in your chamber rather than the magnetic bore sight that just sticks to the end of your barrel. I have them both, on for my 5.56 & 50 AE. The magnetic ones that Sight Mark make can be a pain to get just right verses just lobbing one in the chamber. These things never got me right on target, but they get you real close. You will have to fine tune your weapon. Can check out the green lasers if you want, but you'll run into bore sights 2-3 hundred dollars a piece. Wasting bullets if you ask me. Buy a Sight Mark & spend the rest on bullets. « Show Less
1778340
two models one with scope. and one with carry hand. the curry hand has peep sights.and it's not like it appears on the box. you need to invest into a really good scope for it. i have both models. they're both really nice guns shoot nice.1200fps-at.177cal 4.5mm crosman pellets
924102
this sight only has 1 reticle and the others that have multiple are for short and medium range. every dot represents a specific distance but i don't care for that. too confusing and too busy. i can hit 200 yards by just putting the 1 reticle dot above target
2006868
I compared my old M&PC; sights to my old Shield sights.they look close. The shield rear seems not quite as wide but by eyeball the dovetail seems to be the same profile. I have the Big Dot on my compact and wife's (my) Shield. The only reason my full size doesn't have them is because I'm putting a RMR and suppressor height sights on it.
342922
The difference is the type of sight grids you will be looking at through the scope. The $101. model has what is called "Range Finder" the $114. model has the P4 Sniper grids. Depends on how or what you are shooting as well as your preference. I prefer the P4 Sniper grid myself. If you are not familiar with the two, you may want to go to a dealer and check them out so as you will be satisfied with the one you get.
1944434
The sight dots are bigger as well as there is a bit of space in between the front post sand rear sight uprights. They are not for precision shooting but more for quick target acquisition. I do like them at close range but at 50 meters they aren't as precise as other sights ie . 3dots etc.
475252
The difference is the longitude, both are extremely hard to load. Don't buy this rifle you can get something better for a not so higher price.
613126
They are standard, you can choose crosshairs with dot in middle, eotech style, plain dot, or circle and crosshairs. If you have an astigmatism they may be blurry, like they are to me, but still no problems here. If you need the moa of the sights, the sightmark website states them. I used the crosshairs with dot in middle and it's easily accurate to 100+ yards
128976
I've used both and recommend the Niterider. The light output and features are roughly equivalent but the seals on the Solas are much better. The bottom seal failed on my first Cygolight. They replaced it under warranty and the service was excellent. A similar failure happened on my second Cygolight, allowing road salt into the device and corroding it. After that I bought the Niterider. The Niterider seals have a much better design and I've had no problems with them.
1408009
Definitely 25 yards. It took me 10 - 15 rounds to zero in at 25 yards. Boresighter is just gets you on the paper at 25yds. general
2281786
Probably not. It only sends a short pulse of light when it detects a sound (like the hammer or striker). You can get bore sighters on Amazon for like 10 bucks anyway.
669218
Hi,I am not sure what the difference would be. I originally started out looking for the Buckmaster but it seems like it has been discontinued from what I could see and I looked at a few different vendors. I used this scope this year and it worked great so I don't have any complaints.
449815
I'mnot sure what your asking. I have the Laserlyte Mini Bore Sighter and works very well, and with the reflective target, even during the daytime. If your asking if this works with the Bushnell Boresighter that has a grid pattern or with a bubble level No to the first and yes to the second. Otherwise, you'll need to be more specific about your inquiry.
1225896
Sightmark products won't let you down. The plastic on/off button is the only down side but with the pressure pad u only have to use the push button if u want to leave it on. I agree that the dials might be 1/4 moa.
1039463
The bore sight is metal...the adapters that fit in barrel are plastic...this does make the bore sight go off target with each shot...making it very inconsistent...was not happy with this set-up.
2098290
Eotech makes a sight for .22 weapons called the EXPS2-RF. Each of the eotech sights is technically designed for a certain caliber. If you go to their website you'll see that these models are for 556 mad 223. (For 300 blackout there is a specific eotech 300 bulk model). For your buckmark .22 go with the EXPS2-RF. .22 rounds are rimfire rounds and require a different approach to keeping proper zero. You will be happier, feel better (appropriate weapon sizing), and save money with the appropriate model. Best of luck!
193817
The POI is the exact same as the stock sights using a dot-over-target sight picture. I could see why someone could tend to shoot lower with these sights because they're so darned tall, but that is human error. I need them to see over a suppressor.