What bore site for a 244 cal rifle?
1114276
I don't know, cuz I only have a 308 rifle, which I sited using old fashion method - shooting range.
1114277
This would be a good fit as it has a number of adapters that fit all the calibers between .22 to .50 cal. As you place an adapter, probably somewhere between .22 and .244, on the end of the laser, you will want to expand it to just under the size of your i.d of your barrel, slide it in and give it a couple of twists and start shoving it into the barrel. The cone, on the front end of the centers the laser and the adapter holds the laser in place. Keep turning it until it's difficult to move. From there, you should be able to site it in. As I said, there are multiple adapters, for different calibers, you need to find the right one that works. Hope that helps & good luck This would be a good fit as it has a number of adapters that fit all the calibers between .22 to .50 cal. As you place an adapter, probably somewhere between .22 and .244, on the end of the laser, you will want to expand it to just under the size of your i.d of your barrel, slide it in and give it a couple of twists and start shoving it into the barrel. The cone, on the front end of the centers the laser and the adapter holds the laser in place. Keep turning it until it's difficult to move. From there, you should be able to site it in. As I said, there are multiple adapters, for different... » Read More This would be a good fit as it has a number of adapters that fit all the calibers between .22 to .50 cal. As you place an adapter, probably somewhere between .22 and .244, on the end of the laser, you will want to expand it to just under the size of your i.d of your barrel, slide it in and give it a couple of twists and start shoving it into the barrel. The cone, on the front end of the centers the laser and the adapter holds the laser in place. Keep turning it until it's difficult to move. From there, you should be able to site it in. As I said, there are multiple adapters, for different calibers, you need to find the right one that works. Hope that helps & good luck « Show Less
1114278
I have been very pleased with this bore site and it should be fine for any firearm from 0.22 to 0.50 Cal with at least a 4" barrell.
1114279
The Okeba bore site is adjustable to cover .22 to .50 calibers. The kit comes with the bore site shown with bushings that screw into the thin neck. The tighter you screw the bushing in bigger the flare on the bushing will get to fit your barrel. When the bushing fits snug (Not Tight) place it in the end of the barrel and check your rifle sight. if you turn the bore site in the end of the barrel the laser on the target should not move in a circle if the bore site is adjusted properly.
1851101
I drilled into a Remington Hogue Stock. Worked well, it should not be a problem with the Gunsite stock.
870842
you can use argon and ..030 wire would be a good choice and the gun does come with both .030 and .035 contact tips..035 wire might be better for the 1/4"
561964
The opening is at least 1", and also has a notch at the top of the bore for proper location. Best......RD
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.
1673392
It's for a .223. You can look up the manufacturer and they may offer it in .308. If not you can send them your bolt and carrier and they will NiB coat it for you.
522219
.920 is the bull barrel. For a stock 10/22 with a standard barrel you need the stock designated standard barrel.
39403
Reply to e-mail: It will work with the .222 Rem. just expect the accuracy to be off at least 10%. Your bullet's are averaging around 3000fps + - and the .223 3240 fps. When you zero, you might do it at 1-2 inches high. Your 22-250 is probably coming out about 3600 fps so you maybe an inch low at 100 yards will still put you pretty close to on target after 200 yards. I used to live in Maine and I don't recall may areas where a person can take a 400 yard shot. I hope this info helps you out?
1679781
I don't have any experience with that caliber, but my guess is "no". It looks like anything smaller than .224 would be a loose fit.
1005338
Yes. There is an arbor that will do 30 caliber bores. My kit included a .177 arbor as well for pellet/bb's. If you want to sight in your muzzle-loader or slug gun you will need to pick up the arbor that handles shotguns and black-powder rifles. Also important is that this will work best on low to medium height scope mounts. The taller the mount, the further up the grid will appear and will make it only useful for centering your windage adjustment. Best of luck...
2259000
Bought mine on sale 2 yrs ago at Wally's. Came with .177 and .22 barrels. Easy enough to check - just open the box!...Recommend you replace scope. I swapped for a Barska 2-7x32 Air Gun Scope. EXCELLENT pellet gun for the money, especially with a better scope mounted. Really nice wood furniture too. Using wadcutter pellets, I can hit a bottle cap mounted SIDEWAYS - OFFHAND at the 10 meter competition distance on a regular basis!!! To the reviewer who said it was a piece of junk - suggest he read the break-in period info and practice a little more. :-) Performance smooths out at about 300 rounds during which time, I found that wadcutters work best for mine - YMMV. Bought mine on sale 2 yrs ago at Wally's. Came with .177 and .22 barrels. Easy enough to check - just open the box!...Recommend you replace scope. I swapped for a Barska 2-7x32 Air Gun Scope. EXCELLENT pellet gun for the money, especially with a better scope mounted. Really nice wood furniture too. Using wadcutter pellets, I can hit a bottle cap mounted SIDEWAYS - OFFHAND at the 10 meter competition distance on a regular basis!!! To the reviewer who said it was a piece of junk - suggest he read the break-in period info and practice a little more. :-) Performance smooths out at about 300... » Read More Bought mine on sale 2 yrs ago at Wally's. Came with .177 and .22 barrels. Easy enough to check - just open the box!...Recommend you replace scope. I swapped for a Barska 2-7x32 Air Gun Scope. EXCELLENT pellet gun for the money, especially with a better scope mounted. Really nice wood furniture too. Using wadcutter pellets, I can hit a bottle cap mounted SIDEWAYS - OFFHAND at the 10 meter competition distance on a regular basis!!! To the reviewer who said it was a piece of junk - suggest he read the break-in period info and practice a little more. :-) Performance smooths out at about 300 rounds during which time, I found that wadcutters work best for mine - YMMV. « Show Less
1310527
Oslun does not offer a 1" bore. You may want to contact a machine shop for assistance.
1669953
.22 cal stands for the diameter of the ammo or the barrel diameter in inches. So .22 cal = .220 inches in diameter.
458274
If you are mounting on a Marlin 336, you will not have any problem with either. If you look it is drilled/tapped for a mount on the top. Mine came with a Weaver base.
103291
I have both .177 and 22 cal love them. However depending on how you plan on using your rifle I suggest 1st. get rid of the crappy scope. I installed a UTG 3X9x40 with illuminated GBR mill dot reticle around $70.00 (Optical Planet). Second replace the trigger with a GTX adjustable $30.00 (Air Guns of Arizona) you will be amazed with the difference. If you have to make a choice go with the trigger. I am thinking about adding a sling as these rifles are heavy which is good.Please let me know how things work out.Semper FiMolon Labe CHS USMCL
1760342
You can get a custom fit for the 1895, replaces the stock butt pad with screws. DEFINTELY takes the bite out of the bark on this old reliable rifle. I can now shoot comfortably for hours with my Guide Gun....
1383984
I bought one of these and it was .177. They make both the .22 and .177 either caliber will satisfy. Hope that helps.