Is this boresighter suppose to be inserted in the open end of the barrel ?
1403851
yes the adapters screw into the end and will help stabilize the laser in the barrel
1403852
Yep, thin end goes in end of barrel, make sure the proper alinment plug is on the thin end.
1403853
Yes. You should have 3 or 4 little rubber plugs. Depending on what guage barrel you have, you would screw one onto the end of the sighter...tighten until you see the plug almost flatten out. This keeps the sighter secure when you insert the plug into the barrel. You will then get a more accurate bore sight....no jiggle.
1403854
Yes, insert the proper insert for the caliber of your rifle and push the boresight through the insert as far as it will go up to the tapered portion of the boresight.
1403855
Yes install arbor that fits you caliber an insert into open end be sure the arbor is snug you can adjust it by the screw
466438
"Yes" I mount the laser on the underside of the barrel. This allows for iron sights and even a scope to be use. Once the laser is mounted it has its own adjustments much like a scope so it can be fine tuned to a pin point.
2223188
No ..but they do offer one that will for the same price ..the standard here fits tight against the factory barrel
539929
Yes, it is open. I have no problem looking thru the rail below the scope and can see the front and rear sights clearly. I did have an issue with my handguard, it was too high (too large a diameter) so the gooseneck portion over the handguard wouldn't fit down all the way. Had to switch to a handguard with a smaller overall diameter to get the gooseneck extension to fit without interference.
1674971
look and see if your windicator has a pin holding your sights in place if it has one you can knock it out and install the new sight but if i remember correct all EAA corp 357 the sights can't be taken off they are part of the barrel
539928
Yep there's an open hole right down the middle just for seeing your Iron Sights. Every carry handle mount I have seen has the same hole.
569603
It is a fundamentally flawed design. There is no guarantee that the boresighter is actually on target, it is basically guessing. You stick it in the end of the barrel and turn it on, not exactly scientifically designed to assure accuracy.
144302
No. This is a smooth bore barrel. It's a great barrel though. I love it on my 98 custom.
1636489
It is a typical rail system for an inexpensive scope. As a matter of fact the rifle is sold with a scope in some package deals. I had read a review that the scope included does not work well. I tried a scope that I had at home on it and I could not get it to hit the target at the same place consistantly. This is a bb rifle so there are no twists inside the barrel so I would not expect too much. As in the prior response the open sights work well
2010093
The length of the long, tapered end fits into the barrel. The measurement of the inserted end (3 inches in your question) will be determined by the caliber of the gun - that end goes farther down the barrel as you get smaller and smaller calibers due to the diameter of the correct adapter growing smaller (all of which screw onto the end of the taper).I can't answer your question because you don't mention the caliber and chances are excellent that I don't have your caliber to test on.
2675
It doesn't go around the barrel. It fits over the receiver. It has a cut-out over the ejection port.
1890577
They go into a little cylinder that is in middle of the Bore Sighter. Hard to describe, I wish I could upload a photo or video.try this link, hope it works: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?hl=en&t;ab=wm#inbox/14c58145e4055bf2?projector=1
1455610
I cannot answer this for certain. However I can tell you this is a sight which I like very much. It mounts to a pickitinny sight rail which attaches to the top of the rifle. A gunsmith can do this for you--quite reasonably--if you have a good one locally, or if the barrel is already tapped for attachment rail or already has a rail on it you should be good to go.
415811
If you have access to the rear of the rifle barrel when the spent shell ejects, then you should have enough room to insert the boresight into the chamber. The action will not completely close with the boresight in place, so if your rear sight is attached to a movable part of the mechanism (as it is with some peep-sights), then it won't be possible to use the boresight to align the sights.
633457
It should as long as there is the end of the barrel is exposed enough for it's magnet to clamp onto. I was very unimpressed with this bore sight and it's sub par results and returned it.
2259895
The rear portion goes on the receiver. If the front of your bull barrel is not dovetailed for sights, go to the tech sights website, they have an adapter for bull barrels.
554631
Yes. The insert pops out and the meprolight front sight replaces it. You'll need a little dab of loctite to keep it in place.