Archery Tactical Arrow Red Laser Bore Sight for Bow and Crossbow Boresighters

Arrived early, I haven't tried the bore sighter out but did put batteries in and they worked fine. I'm only giving 3 stars as I need to see the crossbow in low light and can't see the laser during sunlight. I will adjust the star ratings then. I give the rating 5 stars as I was able to sight in my crossbow with no problem at all.

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To sight in a bow can be a daunting task for novices like me. This is mostly since you have to yet develop consistency. That’s not to say experienced archers won’t benefit from it. It’s essentially a replacement for the arrow tip to project a red dot where the arrow is aiming. You simply have to overlay the projected red dot with the respective dot in the sight by adjusting the latter. The overlay is in the drawn position. At 20 yard (or meter), ballistics is minimal for a high power bow and adjustment for ballistics minimal (sight to aim slightly higher than the projected dot. Of course, there is no consideration of ballistics but it sure helps me to get close. That’s especially true for left/right alignment of the sight. It also nicely helps to understand the importance of correct form, or at least the variability from improper form. The usage is easy. Simply replace the tip of an arrow with this laser. It turns on as soon as the three batteries are installed. Btw., the picture shows 4 batteries but in reality 6 are included. (2 sets). As the red laser turns on immediately and stays on until batteries are removed (or drained) it’s a bit of an eye safety issue, but mostly an inconvenience to not being able to turn it off with the batteries installed. You wouldn’t shoot the arrow with the laser installed since it’s an alignment aide only—unlike actual laser sights. So you end up disassembling the device with the batteries separately. Good luck keeping everything together. Make sure to properly adjust draw force, draw length, nock point and arrow rest first.

Works very well with pellet rifles centering in a scope comes with two sets of batteries with labels on them or you could purchase more later great product

It's a simple laser that is easy to assemble & use. Just put in the end of an arrow or bolt to set/adjust your sights or just check your point of aim. Just don't shoot it off! Lol

Seems it would work well if it had a good set of batteries. We will see. So after one use and one adjustment it died. Not impressed

I tried this with a new vertical compound bow with a single pin sight, that was just paper tuned. At 10 yards I was able to align the red dot with my green pin. However when I shot, the arrow hit low/left by 6-8 inches. Sighted in the bow the conventional way. Tried the lazer again and the red dot was low/left 6-8". Using this lazer to sight in my compound bow did not work. Trying to wrap my head around this but I don't trust the accuracy of this lazer. YMMV

Used this to bore site my new crossbow scope. Worked great!