Tactical Surplus USA© Tactical Surplus USA
7Deal ScoreIn Stock

Firefield .223 Remington/5.56 NATO, Boresight Laser, Brass Construction, 2 AG5 Batteries Included FF39016

$23.97
Brand
Firefield
Color
Brass
Caliber
5.56x45mm
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
812495021053
MPN
FF39016

Overview

The Firefield .223 Remington / 5.56 NATO laser boresight is a compact tool designed to speed up initial optic zeroing and reduce ammunition waste. Constructed from durable brass, the boresight inserts directly into the firearm's chamber and projects a visible red laser dot that corresponds to the barrel's point of aim, allowing the user to align weapon sights before live fire. It includes two AG5 batteries and provides approximately one hour of battery life.

Price & Stock History

Price — 90d
Listings In Stock — 30d

Reviews

5.0
4 reviews
Customer Sentiment

Users report that this boresight laser is effective for zeroing firearms and functions as expected, with appreciation for the included batteries and overall construction quality.

5 star
4
4 star
0
3 star
0
2 star
0
1 star
0

Listings

About DealsGunsAmmo (DGA)

A price and stock aggregator built for a market the incumbents stopped improving.

We compare listings across dozens of retailers and normalize everything to true cost-per-round — not sticker price, not case-size guesswork.

Who we are

DealsGunsAmmo (DGA) is an independent data provider tracking price and stock across the ammo, firearm, and parts market — giving buyers and the industry an outside, macro-level view of where the market actually stands.

What we’re building

A data-driven platform meant to be the go-to spot for purchasing decisions — comparing offers across vendors and tracking price history, so you can read the market as a whole, not just one listing at a time.

Who we serveNOW

Today, we help buyers on their purchasing journey with price alerts and a real look at where prices have actually been.

LaterNEXT

Down the road, we plan to sell that same market data back to vendors — inventory demand, customer interest and sentiment, and competitive pricing.