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product_id: 2286089
title: "Pistol Boresights"
brand: "sightmark"
price: "€ 71.45"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.fr/products/2286089-pistol-boresights
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region: France
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# 1mW Class II Red Laser Precision zeroing accuracy Durable brass construction Pistol Boresights

**Brand:** sightmark
**Price:** € 71.45
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎯 Zero in like a pro — never miss your mark again!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Pistol Boresights by sightmark
- **How much does it cost?** € 71.45 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.fr](https://www.desertcart.fr/products/2286089-pistol-boresights)

## Best For

- sightmark enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sightmark brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Trusted by Pros:** NTOA recommended and backed by a limited lifetime warranty for peace of mind.
- • **Save Time & Ammo:** Quickly align sights to bore, reducing costly cartridge waste and range time.
- • **Durability That Lasts:** Built from robust brass to withstand recoil and rough handling without losing accuracy.
- • **Compact & Travel-Ready:** Lightweight and portable design fits easily in your range bag for on-the-go adjustments.
- • **Pinpoint Precision Alignment:** Eliminate guesswork with a laser-accurate bore sight for flawless zeroing every time.

## Overview

The Sightmark Pistol Boresight with Red Laser is a precision tool designed for quick and accurate sight alignment of 9mm Luger pistols. Featuring a safe 1mW Class II red laser, durable brass construction, and a compact form factor, it enables shooters to zero their sights efficiently, saving time and ammunition. Recommended by the NTOA and supported by a limited lifetime warranty, this boresight is a must-have for hunters and tactical professionals seeking reliable, repeatable accuracy.

## Description

Tested and recommended by the NTOA, the Sightmark 9mm Luger Boresight offers a quick and easy way to sight in your 9mm Luger pistol. This bore sight can be used as a training aid for "quick draw" drills. Includes a carrying case, three (3) AG3 batteries, and instructions.

Review: well-made, works as advertised, no problems - I recommend using a vise to hold the gun firmly in place for the entire zeroing, so that the "point of impact" revealed by the boresight - marked on a target paper in ink - can remain fixed, the battery can be removed, and the point of the adjustable gunsight can be adjusted (whether red dot or laser sight or barrel gunsight) to coincide with where the boresight was set. It fit perfectly the 38 special it was bought for. I thought it might also fit 9 mm, and even 380 cal - it does not. Strangely, the rim is undersized - the ejector of the revolver cylinder does not catch it to eject it - but I don't hold that against the company; the item works as advertised on what it was designed for. The laser was centered perfectly - straight down the center of the bore - for the 50' distance to the target I wanted: rotations of the boresight within the revolver cylinder produced no visible "circling" on the target. Battery life is not advertised to be long - I think it was to be <1hr of actual "laser on" time - so don't waste time. Take out the batteries when you've learned what adjustments need to be made, replace them only when you are ready to actually verify, then remove them again. It's all easy enough.
Review: Very Handy! - I bought the 9mm version. I used it to adjust the iron and red dot sights on a 9mm carbine at 25 yards. The laser is only so bright, so you're either going to have to do this indoors, or outdoors on a less then bright sunny day. My unit came with 2 AG5 batteries. It will also accept 3 AG3 batteries. There is no on/off switch, when the batteries are in, the unit is on. I suggest you take them out when you're done. I had mine running for about 45 minutes on the batteries that it came with without noticing any change in the lasers brightness. After sighting in the iron sights at 25 yards, I experimented by rotating the boresight in the bore 90 degrees at a time to see if the laser was still aligned with my sights. I noticed no difference at that distance. My red dot is mounted on an American Defense quick detach mount. It was interesting and educational to use the laser to sight in the red dot. After my initial sighting in, I used my hand to flex and twist the sight on it's mount while it was attached to the rail of my gun. Guess what? It was clear I needed to tighten my mount! Then I used the laser to see just how well the red dot would hold zero when repeatedly removed and replaced on the weapon. Again, at 25 yards, I couldn't tell a difference. Finally, as I had done with the iron sights, I rotated the boresight 90 degrees in the bore, rechecking it each time against the red dot sight. Everything looked good! After all that, I switched to live ammo to check my efforts. I was off about half an inch high to the right. Fantastic results as far as I'm concerned! I'll sort out the rest at the range. I consider what I paid for this device money well spent for what I've used it for so far. Mine was a tad tight in the bore, even after cleaning the bore carefully and applying a VERY light coat of oil, I still had to use a pair of needle nose pliers to carefully extract it each time I removed it. I don't consider this an issue, just passing along my experience. EDIT: April 10, 2016 - Just a quick note on batteries, The second time I took this thing out to use it, the original AG5 batteries it came with were dead. The laser came on when I put them in but before I could use it, it sputtered out. I had bought a package of 10 Maxell AG3 batteries at the same time I ordered this boresight so I put in 3 of them. They lasted 10 minutes at best! I don't know exactly what to make of this information. Are two AG5s inherently better then three AG3s? Are the Maxells I bought just old or crappy? This much I can tell you, you gotta work quick to get anything done in 10 minutes...

## Features

- <1mW 632-650nm Class II Red Laser: This low-power, red laser falls into Class II laser light classification, making it safe for use in various applications, while offering a visible and focused beam of light without posing significant eye hazards.
- Precision Accuracy: This boresighting tool offers exceptional precision, ensuring that your sights or optics align precisely. It eliminates guesswork and enhances accuracy, making it an invaluable asset for zeroing.
- Durable Bore Sight: Built for repeated use, ensuring precise alignment and calibration. Withstands recoil and rough handling during zeroing. Maintains accuracy over time, essential for enthusiasts and professionals.
- Precision Zeroing, Less Waste: Swiftly aligns sights to bore, minimizing cartridge waste. Saves time and costs, an ideal solution for hunters.
- Easy to pack and travel: Its small and lightweight design make it a convenient and portable accessory for shooters who require efficient zeroing and improved accuracy in the field.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001C3S736 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #87,965 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #141 in Hunting Boresighters |
| Brand | Sightmark |
| Brand Name | Sightmark |
| Color | 9mm Luger |
| Compatible Devices | Handgun |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 5,064 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00810119011213 |
| Included Components | Carrying case, Battery pack |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 9"L x 5.5"W x 1"H |
| Item Height | 1 inches |
| Item Type Name | Boresight with Red Laser |
| Item Weight | 0.05 Pounds |
| Magnification Maximum | 3 x |
| Manufacturer | Sellmark Corporation |
| Material Type | Brass |
| Mounting Type | Picatinny Mount |
| Night vision | No |
| Product Dimensions | 9"L x 5.5"W x 1"H |
| Product Style | 9mm Luger |
| Reticle Type | laser |
| Sport | Airsoft, Hunting |
| Sport Type | Airsoft, Hunting |
| Style | 9mm Luger |
| UPC | 810119011213 |
| Unit Count | 1.00 Ounce |
| Warranty Description | Limited Lifetime Warranty |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Sightmark
- **Color:** 9mm Luger
- **Style:** 9mm Luger
- **Product Dimensions:** 9"L x 5.5"W x 1"H
- **Sport:** Airsoft, Hunting
- **Item Weight:** 22.68 g
- **Material:** Brass
- **Magnification Maximum:** 3 x
- **Compatible Devices:** Handgun
- **Mounting Type:** Picatinny Mount

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ well-made, works as advertised, no problems
*by A***3 on March 25, 2024*

I recommend using a vise to hold the gun firmly in place for the entire zeroing, so that the "point of impact" revealed by the boresight - marked on a target paper in ink - can remain fixed, the battery can be removed, and the point of the adjustable gunsight can be adjusted (whether red dot or laser sight or barrel gunsight) to coincide with where the boresight was set. It fit perfectly the 38 special it was bought for. I thought it might also fit 9 mm, and even 380 cal - it does not. Strangely, the rim is undersized - the ejector of the revolver cylinder does not catch it to eject it - but I don't hold that against the company; the item works as advertised on what it was designed for. The laser was centered perfectly - straight down the center of the bore - for the 50' distance to the target I wanted: rotations of the boresight within the revolver cylinder produced no visible "circling" on the target. Battery life is not advertised to be long - I think it was to be <1hr of actual "laser on" time - so don't waste time. Take out the batteries when you've learned what adjustments need to be made, replace them only when you are ready to actually verify, then remove them again. It's all easy enough.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Handy!
*by C***0 on February 28, 2016*

I bought the 9mm version. I used it to adjust the iron and red dot sights on a 9mm carbine at 25 yards. The laser is only so bright, so you're either going to have to do this indoors, or outdoors on a less then bright sunny day. My unit came with 2 AG5 batteries. It will also accept 3 AG3 batteries. There is no on/off switch, when the batteries are in, the unit is on. I suggest you take them out when you're done. I had mine running for about 45 minutes on the batteries that it came with without noticing any change in the lasers brightness. After sighting in the iron sights at 25 yards, I experimented by rotating the boresight in the bore 90 degrees at a time to see if the laser was still aligned with my sights. I noticed no difference at that distance. My red dot is mounted on an American Defense quick detach mount. It was interesting and educational to use the laser to sight in the red dot. After my initial sighting in, I used my hand to flex and twist the sight on it's mount while it was attached to the rail of my gun. Guess what? It was clear I needed to tighten my mount! Then I used the laser to see just how well the red dot would hold zero when repeatedly removed and replaced on the weapon. Again, at 25 yards, I couldn't tell a difference. Finally, as I had done with the iron sights, I rotated the boresight 90 degrees in the bore, rechecking it each time against the red dot sight. Everything looked good! After all that, I switched to live ammo to check my efforts. I was off about half an inch high to the right. Fantastic results as far as I'm concerned! I'll sort out the rest at the range. I consider what I paid for this device money well spent for what I've used it for so far. Mine was a tad tight in the bore, even after cleaning the bore carefully and applying a VERY light coat of oil, I still had to use a pair of needle nose pliers to carefully extract it each time I removed it. I don't consider this an issue, just passing along my experience. EDIT: April 10, 2016 - Just a quick note on batteries, The second time I took this thing out to use it, the original AG5 batteries it came with were dead. The laser came on when I put them in but before I could use it, it sputtered out. I had bought a package of 10 Maxell AG3 batteries at the same time I ordered this boresight so I put in 3 of them. They lasted 10 minutes at best! I don't know exactly what to make of this information. Are two AG5s inherently better then three AG3s? Are the Maxells I bought just old or crappy? This much I can tell you, you gotta work quick to get anything done in 10 minutes...

### ⭐ Inaccurate, Worthless Gimmick…
*by P***K on July 18, 2025*

Bought the laser bore sighter for 9mm. Pass this one up. Typical Sightmark QA. Build quality is shoddy, sighter gets jammed in the chamber, requiring a non-marring rod to pop it out. Tried using it, adjusted my red dot, popped it out. For fun, I reinserted the sighter. Off again. Readjusted my red dot. Removed and reinserted again. Off again. Obviously, the laser is off-center out of the box. Returned. Don’t waste your money, just buy a Site-Lite and call it a day. Yes, it’s more expensive. It is also much more reliable, better built, and yields more accurate results.

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