Will this boresight work on a 12 gauge? A 22 .cal lr?
522792
So long as there isn't an obstruction between the muzzle bore and the magnet of the boresight it should fit just fine.
522793
12 GA, yes-ish. You need to center the device with your fingers feeling for the middle. But then you are usually shooting pretty close so that will get you on paper. 22 cal is fine as long as you have a solid metal crown for the magnet to attach. For example, I have issues on my 22/45 lite with the non-metallic thread protector. Just not enough metal to keep the light attached and thus it will fall off. Remember, the light is not a full time laser pointer that perfectly zeros your weapon; it is just to get you close on paper. If you read their fine print it says 5" at 50 yards (i.e. 10" diameter). 12 GA, yes-ish. You need to center the device with your fingers feeling for the middle. But then you are usually shooting pretty close so that will get you on paper. 22 cal is fine as long as you have a solid metal crown for the magnet to attach. For example, I have issues on my 22/45 lite with the non-metallic thread protector. Just not enough metal to keep the light attached and thus it will fall off. Remember, the light is not a full time laser pointer that perfectly zeros your weapon; it is just to get you close on paper. If you read their fine print it says 5" at 50 yards (i.e.... » Read More 12 GA, yes-ish. You need to center the device with your fingers feeling for the middle. But then you are usually shooting pretty close so that will get you on paper. 22 cal is fine as long as you have a solid metal crown for the magnet to attach. For example, I have issues on my 22/45 lite with the non-metallic thread protector. Just not enough metal to keep the light attached and thus it will fall off. Remember, the light is not a full time laser pointer that perfectly zeros your weapon; it is just to get you close on paper. If you read their fine print it says 5" at 50 yards (i.e. 10" diameter). « Show Less
522794
It worked on my 12ga. I don't have a 22lr. I don't see why it wouldn't work on a 22.
541704
I use it on my 223 with a 24 in bull barrel and it works great, and at that range I recommend getting better mount rings.
1874342
Sure will, have had mine on a 12 ga. without a bit of trouble. You little 30 cal won't hurt this Dot at all.Go for it...you will be happy.Doom
1405645
Yes it will work on 7.62 that is what I used it on. I would imagine it will work on the 300 win also since it is 30 cal ammo too. Not sure about 22 lr. Haven't needed to bore sight any of mine.
1981123
Yes. 30-06 bore sighter can be used for 30-30. These will fit many calibers, not just the four specific.
552408
Yes! It will. The ruger lcr sights are all threaded the same I just installed it on mine.
1323652
Yes it will.I use this on a H&R; .444 Marlin and 500s&w.; Both of these are much more powerful than the 12gauge.
1349590
Yes, it will work, but the built in sight ranges are designed for the 22lr. It will function as a normal scope.
84474
Yes, this kit works well with .22LR Bore Barrels with a patch.I have had no issues using it
884670
Yes, I believe so... We have had one on a 12 gauge shooting hornady sabot slugs for years. They kick quite a bit. We recently put one on a 30.06 I have a regular 270 with a Nikon scope on it and it does not kick as hard as either of those other guns so I think you will be ok...
127455
It would work.However I would consider a Leupold Rifleman 4-12X40.It is around $50 more,but you will like it better in the long run.I have the Rifleman 4-12x40 on my CZ .223 and I love it.I can shoot out to 300 yrds
1312340
I have this on a FAL (.308) It works. Just make sure to put loctite on the bolts holding the scope to the rail mounts. The scope will wobble if you dont. Eye Relief: I do not recommend putting the scope so far forward on your rifle. Also, the laser is junk.
874574
If you are talking about the correct rail/mount size, I would start at the Marlin (or whatever manufacturer's) website. If you don't find what you need, call their customer service. If you are talking about the magnification/diameter, that is largely personal preference and the intended use of the rifle. I would say this would be a good overall candidate for a 22lr.
1741123
Itll work on anything with a barrel up to .50 cal. For rifles with a flash suppressor, I highly suggest removing it first,then using boresight.
922129
Im using it on a 12 g. couch gun that I have fitted with several bore adaptors (22lr.22mag,223,45c,30-30,338mag). it gives a grate sight view below for shooting close ranges and Im able to swap out a red dot with a mil. dot. for for long range shooting. works grate and relocates every time.
387464
I agree that it should work on handguns provided the barrel is long enough. The stem of the boresighter is roughly 4 inches long so it should work.
107739
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.