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Sightmark SM39015 Boresight Red Laser for 9mm 632-650nM Wavelength Includes Battery Pack & Carrying Case

$35.97
Brand
Sightmark
Color
Brass
Caliber
9mm
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
810119011213
MPN
SM39015

Overview

The Sightmark 9mm Luger Laser Boresight is a chamber-in sighting tool designed to streamline the zeroing process for 9mm pistols, rifles, and shotguns. Operating like a standard cartridge, it projects a red laser dot with a 632 to 650 nm wavelength to indicate the exact point of aim, allowing shooters to establish a baseline zero and align scopes without firing live ammunition. Housed in a durable brass outer case, the boresight has an operating temperature range of 14 degrees F to 122 degrees F, an effective sighting range of 15 to 100 yards, and utilizes an included battery pack. It serves as an efficient training aid for quick-draw drills and comes complete with a protective carrying pouch.

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