Gotical 6.5 Creedmoor Red Laser Bore Sighter, Boresighter Anodized Red Battery Included Cartridge Bore Sight

It work great to roughly sight in my gun especially since 6.5 is 2 dollars a round.

Works as intended. The laser light is bright. The color of the cartridge is red which is nice. Good quality craftsmanship. Happy with my purchase.

I was really excited to sight in my new 6.5 creedmoor and very disappointed when the bolt action would not lock properly. I tried feeding it from a few different angles and even put if in the magazine to feed as a normal bullet it would. All attempts failed to get the sight to properly chamber. If you look close at the pictures attached you can see the marks that were left in the laser sight when i was trying to get it to set correctly. The closest i could get the sight to work left it shooting a blob of red light down the barrel as if it was reflecting off the inside of the barrelI thought with so many good reviews, the bad ones must have been disgruntled unknowledgeable customers or that there was an issue in the past but it had since been fixed. unfortunately this item is misrepresented because it DOES NOT WORK in my 6.5 bolt action rifle.

This boresight works very well, IMHO much better than muzzle mounted lasers. I own several muzzle mount lasers and have had to spin them all in a lathe to get the beam colimnated properly. The maunfacturer may say they are adjusted in the factory however if you place a new muzzle mount laser boresight in the muzzle and then SPIN the laser in the muzzle you will see the laser spot on the target move in a circular pattern. This is not a good thing. If you don't adjust it so that the spot on the target remains stationary you will have major probelms sighting in correctly.

You have to take out and store the batteries after use. Burns thru batteries. It came with extra batteries. Only works in 6.5mm barrel.

Worked great until I dropped it on a hard (marble) surface from about 4'.While feeding the laser into the chamber of my rifle, mounted on a fully extended tripod, the laser dropped through the mag well and onto the floor. After that, the laser would not shine down the barrel; only a faint image came through. Outside of the rifle, the laser shined brightly. It seemed as if the laser was off-angle and reflecting off the barrel rather than pointing true to the muzzle. I checked the alignment of the laser (to the case) outside of the gun by rolling the laser on a fixed surface with corners and the laser pointer impact changed as I rolled the laser, showing that I had damaged it with a short drop. So....be careful if you get one.

Used to sight scope while not requiring the use of expensive ammunition to accomplish this.

Used it indoor < 15 yds to get a rough adjustment. Took it outdoor on a sunny day and wasn’t able to see the laser on a 25 yd target, which I expected not to see. The indoor adjustment previously done did get me on paper on a 25 yd target and fairly close to center. Do get a set of new batteries, factory one will die out in a few minutes. Read the instructions, you’ll be fine.