MANSFIELD, Texas -(Ammoland.com)- In celebration of a full decade of improving accuracy and enriching the shooting experiences of professionals and enthusiasts alike, Sightmark is excited to unveil a limited edition 10th Anniversary Laser Boresight Kit.
This brilliantly polished stainless-steel set not only looks great on a desk, the boresights are fully functional and cover a wide range of popular calibers.
The all-new Sightmark 10th Anniversary Laser Boresight Kit (SM39045) includes in-chamber devices, each powered by 2x AG5 or 3x AG3 batteries, for 9mm handguns; .223/5.56, .243, .25-06, .270 .30-06, .308 and 7.62×54-cal. centerfire rifles; and 12-gauge shotguns.
While the kit is compact and lightweight, the distinctive high-gloss, black-finish decorative display case is perfect for your desk or display cabinet until a little range time calls these boresights into action.
Each boresight includes a red <5mW laser and on/off end cap to save on battery life.
Sightmark pioneered in-chamber boresights and the brand is still a trusted favorite when sighting in. From .17HMR up to 12-gauge shotgun, Sightmark’s boresights are sure to get you on target faster while saving you money on ammunition.
About Sightmark:
Sightmark manufactures award-winning products including riflescopes, gun sights, laser sights, night vision, flashlights, bore sights and other cutting edge, premium shooting accessories. Inspired by military and law enforcement technology, Sightmark products are designed for competition, shooting, home defense, personal safety and other tactical applications, as well as hunting.
For more information about Sightmark products, visit their website.
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This brilliantly polished stainless-steel set not only looks great on a desk, the boresights are fully functional and cover a wide range of popular calibers”
I don’t agree
Kacy
I checked the Sightmark website. MSRP is $240, but they are on back order. The story seemed more like a marketing ploy.
No MSRP given = NO interest.
I hate product reviews like this that don’t mention the cost of the product. I think it does a disservice to both the reader and the maker of the product. It is bound to be expensive, but very useful.
And it would be a better product if the buyer could choose the calibers. For instance, I have no use for .243 but could use .40 S&W, .44 Magnum, etc.