Leupold Zero Point Boresighter

My review of the Leupold Zero Point Boresighter. This handy tool works on all rifles, pistols, revolvers.. anything with a metallic barrel that you can stick the boresighter on, you can use it for. The boresighter works with open sights, scopes, red dot sights, you name it.

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[TheJrivera1]

I didn't realize that it uses a glass and mirror... I'm still waiting for mine, any day now...

[ccreyeder]

@TheJrivera1 Awesome! I'd love to hear your feedback and opinion once you've recieved it and tried it out.

[carrieleonable]

right on line it up, then 1 shot and line up with the bullet shot.dead on then it shud be ok

[ccreyeder]

@carrieleonable you got it man!

[TheJrivera1]

Thank you... I was worry that the image would be blurry because of how close it...

[ccreyeder]

@TheJrivera1 no prob man. I'm sure most places would let you return it if it didnt work out for you, but I havent had any problems with any of the scopes I've used it on.

[ccreyeder]

@TheJrivera1 Yes, it should work just fine. I've used it on multiple powers of scopes, including a fixed 16x, and never had any problem seeing the grid.

[TheJrivera1]

I would like to take this opportunity to Thank you for the great review and illustration... I was wondering if the Leupold Zero Point Boresighter  will work with a scope with a magnification of 3.8-22X58? Even if I dialed it all the way to 3.8, will I be able to see the grid at a distance as close as the end of my barrel?

Thank You...

[rksinc]

@ccreyeder Once again, THINK before you write. Look at the rest of the comment on the other boresighter video. I was commenting that based upon the lack of a full explanation, "I don't get it." I was trying to illicit further explanation. And, in answer to your other comment, it IS science, albeit simple optics. Because you don't understand it, you don't know how to use the tool to zero your scope/rifle. You can't rationally discuss, so you resort to comments not addressing the issues raised...