Can this work as a boresight for calibrating the built in laser of my S&W Bodyguard .380?
754528
It may get you close but I don't feel the precision of this product is enough to zero in your hand gun. I would suggest buying a laser bore sighter - they are not expensive at WalMart.
754529
Using the Laserlyte to boresight should get you close enough depending on what range you want it zeroed for.
754530
Not very well. It's momentary "on" only. You could bench rest your .380 and dry fire. It would probably be close, perhaps close enough for actual use, but I'd recommend going with a laser boresight for real accuracy. Hope this helps.
754531
I'm not using it for that. I'm using it for breath control and trigger control and that works great for me.
1129393
No it isnt compatible Furthermore there are great laser bore sights at Walmart that are multiple caliber this model in question isnt good at all.
985250
It prolly would work but I wouldn't buy this. You can't beat the price but I put it on my sks and the first time out at the range I seen why it's soo cheap. The vibration from the recoil makes parts of the reticle go in an out e.g top left will disappear after 1st shot, 2nd shot it will reappear but bottom right will disappear. Also after a clip or two the plastic cover on the back that houses the the light and lense fell off. Cabelas actually offers a very similar sight that is much better quality an I believe it's in the 40-60 dollar range.
1309151
No. This kind of laser sight is best used on a long gun. It is too large to use on a handgun.
1129394
No it isnt compatibleFurthermore there are great laser bore sights at Walmart that are multiple caliber this model in question isnt good at all.
1936732
I think you could probably use one of the laser bore if the item you use is very close to your weapon's caliber. Of course a 5.56 couldn't be used but perhaps one of the larger calibre lasers could be functional. It's a hit or miss idea. Generall speaking I would say no, but I figure you could find a close compatible with your weapon calibre.
148592
Not sure. Mines does not have the laser sight affixed. I will tell you that it has very snug fit with standard equipment on the weapon.
1728750
Yep! I have the S&W Bodyguard .380 with the laser. Bought this and it fit just fine.
1129395
It would depend on the type of bore sight you are using. 7.62 and 308 are both considered to be a 30 caliber in diameter. If you use the shell casing type of laser bore sight it probably will take some engineering to make it work as intended due to the difference in the length of the shell casing. If you use the end of barrel bore sight, it should work fine. I have found the shell casing bore sights are a hassle with the batteries. I have four of laser bore sights and only two use the same battery.
1034505
I am not sure what you mean by calibrate, but it may require some adjustment to be perfectly sighted in at your desired distance. It includes tools for making the adjustments and some rudimentary instructions.
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.
479964
The S &W; 380 Bodyguard comes with a built in laser. This holster is for that handgun.
379787
I use it for a Sig P230 (.380) and Glock 27 (40 cal). The Sig has less imprint of course. Based on this usage I would think the laser would be comparable to the Glock in size for barrel height. The bottom of holster is open so the worst scenario would be a slight sewing modification however I have a feeling the laser will offer a nicer fit without modification as the opening is too large for my Seecamp LWS32.
746042
No, if you want to sight your shotgun get an actual laser sight that is built at a round. This is good for semi accurate jobs but the actual ones in rounds are much better
1632942
I have a S&W bodyguard 380 with laser sight and have not had a single problem. I also have a walther p99 compact with a streamlight tactical light and also have had no issues. I recommend this product for everyone. Easy to mount too!! I have one in every vehicle.
1181822
Must be sighted in. It has instructions, but mine pointed to the wrong adjustment screws. Lucky for me I have used lasers before and knew which screws are used for windage and elevation. I love mine. Target acquisition is much faster with this laser. I use mine on a pistol.
1020974
no reason it couldn't but might be difficult to sight in unless you were at the range. not normally user for shooting but similar to a bore sighting tool then fine tuning at the range. it could be used as the rest at the range though for the fine tuning.