what is the widest diameter of this boresight? im looking to use it on a tacsol sbx barrel which has a welded/pinned shroud on the muzzle. i need some
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Hi Matt: The round part you see that attached to the barrel is magnetic. That is about one inch. The cone shaped center is one half inch. That stabilizes the bore site to the inside of the barrel wall. Over that size it will bot be exactly centered. It also pushes in for smaller size bores. Hope that helps.
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The widest part of the magnetic base of the boresight is 1 1/8". There is a center guide that slips into the barrel and that is spring loaded so it really shouldn't matter what it's dimension is because it will push flush to the magnetic base
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On mine, the widest diameter is 1.1" but that includes the plastic. The magnet itself is 0.32" to 0.88' diameter. The centering pin is 0.18" to 0.51". The centering pin is useless on a 12 guage but I can manually center it well enough for initial zeroing. If if end of the barrel/shroud is not TRUE, don't expect accuracy, a chambered laser would be suggested instead.
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I believe the taper on the guide pin will work up to a 50 cal. I have not tried it on my 50 cal. yet. But, I know it worked on my 45-70, 30.06, 270 and several others. This is a great way to bore sight and you do not have to have several different size devices.
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Sorry...but I do not know as I have gotten rid of mine. My issue was with the diameter of the top barrel as it needed more clearance (diameter was too big) than a normal pin.
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I would advise you to buy a $20 suppresor/bore extension. This one is plastic and will not fit on most guns properly. In addition, the threading doesn't work with a metal barrel...the metal barrel eats it up. :)
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i got a cheap laser sight for like 10 bucks on amazon and if you use steel BBs and frogs are fist size id say it would work. you'll have some strays but that the nature smooth bore barrels
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I also have a Ruger - Mine is an LC380. since you didn't state if your weapon is a LC380 or an LCP. I will have to answer you question this way. I would recommend that you call Adecco 1-781-935-1799. Give them the particulars on your weapon. At the time I bought mine they did not have a specific model for my weapon. He sent me one that I built the front inside up with duct tape till it fit the magazine. I don't know if he now has a specific one for my weapon. Since I don't know the model of your weapon. My original statement still applies.. Let me also say the sights on my weapon are 8 inches high and 4 inches left at 30 feet and have been confirmed to be that. Ruger did not care. My advise would be to use a boresight to determine where exactly the barrel is pointed. I purchased a crimson trace laser sight and set it to the boresight at 30 feet. A word to the wise.
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Greetings Brian. Used these with BSA Sweet 22 (3-9x 40mm) scope on my 10/22. Plenty of clearance. AO glass shouldn't be significantly different. Everything (so far) has remained nice-n-tight. In future, might change these out for something with QC levers - That way I can quickly remove scope when grand-kids use it. Open sights good enough for their plinkin' - would prevent having to purchase a "replacement" scope...
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I mounted one on a Ruger GP100 with a 4" barrel. The scope was a bit overwhelming on such a short barrel. It might work with a 6" or longer barrel. I ended up removing it and went with Williams Firesight fiber optics instead.
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That is what I have it on. Your mag tube ends about 1-2" before the muzzle correct? Just make sure you get the one for the Remington because other guns have a different design for their end caps. It makes the gun just look nasty =-) In a good way
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.920 is a bull barrel. Nearly 1 inch in diameter from the receiver to the muzzle with no sights. If you have a standard "sporter" barrel, its much smaller and tapered from the receiver to the muzzle and will have sights, you'll need the standard hogue stock. Very easy to find and a great option for a standard barrel 10/22.
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the muzzle is slotted to fit around the front sight ...as i sated b4 i bought this for my 795 Marlin and it didnt fit around my front sight ..sooo i to my dremel tool and ground it to fit slide right on ...it was a SIMPLE fix/MOD ....i figure i can make it fit/work if not jus send it back
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fits my super red hawk 454 casull, with a 7.5 in barrel. there looks to be more barrel room and would fit yours. I would go to galco's web site and cross reference to check. I love mine.
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The ST Dynacomp should fit your rifle nicely. I installed one on my Tavor, and it's good to go. It's an easy upgrade you can do yourself. Not sure how? Instructions and demo available online. Enjoy!
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I have a Mark AR MOD 1 3-9x40mm, and have ordered a different BDC dial from their custom shop to use on my 6.8 SPC II flattop. You provide Leupold with the particulars of your favorite ammo. In the case of a 308 Win, I might have a dial made for a 168 gr OTM with muzzle velocity of 2650 f/s. I think you can have just about any caliber and ammo matched to a custom dial for several of their scopes. Contact Leupold custom shop.
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My best guess is that the boresighter will work for .50 cal. I haven't used it for anything larger than 7.62/.30, however there is an adapter which is larger than .30. The boresighter works by fitting snuggling within the barrel. The back of the boresighter is cone shaped and seems to be as wide as .50 cal. An adapter screws into the thin tip of the boresighter and expands to the a greater diameter. This adapter stabilizes the device in the bore. It appears that the both the widest portion of the "cone" and the largest adapter, when expanded, would fit snuggly within a diameter up to .50. As I said, I don't have experience with any diameter larger than .30. I hope this helps. My best guess is that the boresighter will work for .50 cal. I haven't used it for anything larger than 7.62/.30, however there is an adapter which is larger than .30. The boresighter works by fitting snuggling within the barrel. The back of the boresighter is cone shaped and seems to be as wide as .50 cal. An adapter screws into the thin tip of the boresighter and expands to the a greater diameter. This adapter stabilizes the device in the bore. It appears that the both the widest portion of the "cone" and the largest adapter, when expanded, would fit snuggly within a diameter up... » Read More My best guess is that the boresighter will work for .50 cal. I haven't used it for anything larger than 7.62/.30, however there is an adapter which is larger than .30. The boresighter works by fitting snuggling within the barrel. The back of the boresighter is cone shaped and seems to be as wide as .50 cal. An adapter screws into the thin tip of the boresighter and expands to the a greater diameter. This adapter stabilizes the device in the bore. It appears that the both the widest portion of the "cone" and the largest adapter, when expanded, would fit snuggly within a diameter up to .50. As I said, I don't have experience with any diameter larger than .30. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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i put this on my rifle and the size doesn't bother me... but have not shot a rifle using this sight yet. sorry.
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If you will go to the Tenebraex website you can see the image of the actual killflash designed for the Sparc and the Sparc II. The one pictured here is closer to the model they produce for the Vortex Strikefire or the Trijicon version. If you have access to a well stocked local gun shop I would simply take one of your BB's (6mm?) and try it out and get a feel for the material before you bet your glass on it. Of course, with an optic like the SPARC II, you ought to be the one making the shot!
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Don't know the full length of yours, but I have a benelli super nova with a 28" barrel. That's a perfect fit. Not too tight and it doesn't slide around inside.