how do you adjust the laser to sight it in?
1121859
There are 2 set screws. One is on the side and one is on the bottom. The more you screw them in the farther they move in the opposite direction. Once you tinker with it enough you will get a better understanding of it and be able to zero it in.
1493055
Are the flip up sights, mechanical iron sights? You can "lolly pop" the laser. Using a stable bipod or bench rest, activate your laser then look through your iron sights, then adjust your iron sights until the red dot is on top of your front sight post like a lolly pop. Then go to the range with some sighting targets and dial in your sights and keep adjusting until you reach accuracy at the distance you need.
867530
There is no way to zero-in the laser. I've confirmed this with the manufacturer.
719986
You remove the black caps on the left and top of the laser and use the small Allen wrench to zero in the laser for desired range. I set my laser for home defense ranges (close range) and use my red dot for medium to long range shooting.
1081069
Hi AlIt does not come with a Laser guide and I don't know whether you can adapt one.Regards,VM
432247
Use the Allen keys that come with it and a bench rest. Make your adjustments at 30 FT or the distance they give you on a range. Checking your zero on the targets with live rounds. If you eyeball it at a shorter distance on a wall or whatever you be able to acquire the target mass faster but your going to need to fire the gun and move the laser as you go it's not hard. Most ranges have a wood block rest. Once you zero it in it's set check it from time to time make sure it's tight not over tight. Ok
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!
1626412
Yes I had an adjustable beam green laser mounted in it once but it is NOT accurate at all in the mount.
475746
There are three allen key screws in front of the laser.. that adjusts the up down left wright
2143430
Use a 45 deg triangle so that device is is pointing up at a 45 deg angle. If don't have 45 deg triangle, just fold a square paper diagonally. Move device until laser is pointing to top of tree. Make sure it is 45 deg with the ground. Now lower the laser so that it is horizontal with the ground. Aim laser at bottom of tree trunk and take a reading. That would be the height of the tree. |\ |__\
1221093
In my opinion, it is better to go by sight than laser for several reasons. First, if you are working in the sun, it is often next to impossible to see the laser if the sunlight overpowers it. Second, if the laser and saw blade are not perfectly aligned, you may inadvertently incorrectly cut your material. Third, you need to know where your laser is aligned relative to your blade which will be different with each blade and whether you are cut is to the left or right side. Finally, if you are color blind, as am I, the laser line will appear to move. Although there are glasses to assist, I personally cannot see the line worth a darn. My advice is to skip the laser, get familiar with your saw so you know the proper location to mark your material, bring the saw blade down to your material before pulling the trigger to align your cut, make any small adjustments, re-check the alignment, be certain your hold hand is well clear of the blade and then pull the trigger.
2134368
The laser is a direct, straight beam that comes out of the muzzle.. Unlike actual bullets/ barrels, the tend to be mostly lined up. There is no direct adjustment... Its just close. I recommend the SIRT pistols, I own several of these kind of products (purchased off Amazon), and this one is terrible. Cry once, or cry twice.. Heck, I tried to give mine away and after most of my friends used the other brands/products I own, no one wanted the LaserLyte. This pistol will end up in the trash.
1918188
All together there are 5 screws that make this sight. The large one on the side hold the sight to the weapon of your choice. Then there is one om the top of the sight (its a lot smaller then the mounting screw) this adjusts the sight up and down. The screw on the side, same size as the top screw, adjust the sight left and right. Then there are two screws side by side on the back. These lock the sight in, so it does not move when you have the light zero'd.
2104607
Double check the fit and ensure the adjustment screws are snug. If that doesn't help, contact LaserLyte.
196562
You need to zero your sight first without magnifier (slide away). Then you need to adjust magnifier.
825592
It's ten bucks! It has no adjustment screws. I sighted it, then rotated the "cartridge" by 45 degrees and the laser was still at the original sight point. Thus, the laser was centered in the "cartridge." I did push the bolt home to keep the "cartridge" in place.
1758795
There's a little knob on the side to adjust it to your vision. you have to adjust it to suit your needs. You can see it pictured in the sample image.