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Triple Duty Universal Boresight with Red Laser

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Management number 235333973 Release Date 2026/07/02 List Price $19.19 Model Number 235333973
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Description

Tested and recommended by the National Tactical Officers Association and the North American Hunting Club, the Triple Duty™ Universal Red Laser Boresight is designed for sighting in .17-.50 caliber rifles, shotguns and pistols. A key feature to this device is it doesn't have any additional attachment pieces to be lost. Engineered with a self-centering arbor, the unit attaches into the end of the barrel as opposed to the inside, preventing metal from protruding into the firearm barrel. Simply place the base of the bore sight onto the end of the barrel, and it will attach magnetically. Includes a carrying case, three (3) AG3 batteries, and instructions.

US Pat. 8132354B1

Included in Package

  • 3 AG3 batteries
  • Carrying Case

Batteries Used

  • Type: AG3
  • Quantity: 3

Features

  • Precision Accuracy
  • Reliable And Durable
  • Fastest Gun Zeroing And Sighting System
  • Reduce Wasted Cartridges And Shells
  • Compact And Lightweight
  • Easy To Pack And Travel
  • Comes With A Carrying Case

 

EXPORT CONTROL NOTICE: This product is controlled for export and in-country transfer under the Export Administration Regulations (EAR). division contrary to U.S. law prohibited.


Specifications
Rifles Caliber .17-.50 Caliber
Battery Type: AG3

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