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Sightmark SM39006 Boresight 300 Win Mag, Red Laser 632-650nM Wavelength

Name: Sightmark SM39006 Boresight 300 Win Mag, Red Laser 632-650nM Wavelength
Brand: Sightmark
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$30.99

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Brand: Sightmark
Color: Brass
Caliber: .300 Win Mag
Category: Accessories
Tool Type: Gauges & Measuring Tools
Accessory Type: Optics & Sights
UPC: 810119010056
MPN: SM39006

Overview

The Sightmark 300 Win Mag Boresight is a brass-housed laser tool designed to reduce ammunition waste during rifle zeroing. Pre-calibrated for precision, it is chambered like a standard cartridge and projects a red laser dot (632-650nM wavelength) to indicate the point of aim. It operates on three AG3 batteries with a life of approximately one hour and an effective sighting range of 15 to 100 yards. The unit is compact, lightweight, and includes a carrying pouch.

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