Does this bore sighter use a CR2 battery or a CR123 battery or a CR123A battery ?
1596787
I would avoid this unit. It would not fit correctly in my 223/556 so I was not able to use it to sight in my scope. I ended up getting a red laser that goes in the chamber.
809707
I went to Batteries + and they gave me (2) two CR123A batteries that work great. Bought a 6 pack.
554130
Yes, one of these will replace two CR123A batteries, either the rechargeable or the non recharable types, just make sure your device has a protruding tip for both positive and negative sides of the battery since the connection terminals on the NCR18650B version batteries are flush with the body, they are not button top and if you dont have a spring type contact at both sides they will not make contact.
159544
I would only use CR123A batteries made by Surefire. That light is designed for those batteries. However, now I buy Sunwayman lights. They are more versatile, built well and use rechargeable batteries.
74996
Lithium CR-2, 3v. I have had this since 11/2012 and the original battery is still strong. It rides on my Sig P-250c in my night stand drawer and I check light function periodically so I am not using it extensively. So far its always been ready if needed.
2083456
yes - the set that came with my tac light were cr123's - got these for replacements and they work great.
111506
I have to replace the battery in mine it uses a cr2032 and needs to be done by a jewelery or watch person.
1181656
it uses Energizer 390/389 (SR1130SW) batteries. I bought a bunch online same time I bought magnifier. It uses three at a time but so far they have lasted 9 months without replacement.
400871
Mine uses an CR123A.. But be mindful that it only has a range of about 50 metres.
2062216
I'm not sure but it seems that the CR2 batteries are very similar in size and voltage to the cr123 batteries which is stated as acceptable.
701228
I don't have a cr2 battery. Those are physically smaller than a cr123 so they should fit, but would probably be sloppy and rattle without some sort of padding or filler. My grip insert when locked into place would not stay secure and in the grip when firing. Would the same be true with a lighter weight battery? I gave up on mine with cr123 batteries. Great idea that failed to function well.
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The SightMark Laser bore sight takes 2, LR754 batteries. There kind of like watch batteries.....maybe they are watch batteries...I don't know. But the size is LR 754. I really like mine. I bought a cheaper brand laser bore sight first and ended up throwing it away because it was junk. Since purchasing the SightMark I have not had any problems.
1428445
This flashlight takes the CR123. It DOESN'T fit an 18650. And the reflector is smooth, it's NOT and orange peel reflector. I have this flashlight so I can see all this in person. Lol. It's a great lil flashlight though.
159543
This uses 2 CR123A batteries. Get good ones, don't cheap out (any std brands-duracell, energizer, surefire, or batterystation).
1978631
I would have to say no simply being that the only reason why I purchase the CR2 Batteries is for a Bushnell Yardage Device for golf. They only take CR2 batteries specifically. Cheers!!
1482785
The BSA laser uses two AG13, or equivalent LR44 Button type batteries. They last a very long time.
1299718
It has a spot for cr123A battery ,is that the same? what does your battery look like?