Advanced Laser Training Cartridge and Boresighter Two-in-One Dual-Purpose for Cal .22lr/.223/5.56mm to Boresighter and Dry Fire Practice

The target works very well. The kazer for the 380 works perfect. The seller sent me an upgraded version lazer for the 22 and it works absolutely perfect. I truly enjoy practicing with these products.

DO NOT BUY. The diameter of the cartridge is so wide that it blocks the front sight, rendering it useless.

Pro: good for boresighting Con: Bad for dry fire (light is way too dim for target to register)

I purchased this product several years ago and use it regularly. Recently I dropped it bending the shaft. I reached out to the manufacturer for a replacement shaft willing to pay for it. Mr. Lee the contact person sent me a replacement part and tools to repair it at no cost to me. Mr. Lee was very kind and helpful. Now I'm back in business. A+

I am using the 22lr version and do not have any experience with any other similar product for comparison. I am very happy with the dry fire performance when it has a fresh battery, but the 3v battery too quickly loses its capacity to trigger the laser consistently. Instructions do point out that dry fire mode requires more battery power than the continuous laser beam used for bore sighting. I can confirm that when the laser no longer fires, or fires very weakly, the continuous beam mode still provides a strong beam. Since the 22lr/rim fire version differs from center fire design, I would not generalize my experience to other versions that I have not tried. Performance when the battery is still strong is very satisfactory, however, and it may be worth having to change to fresh batteries more frequently than I would wish. The need to make frequent battery changes is irritating to me so I would caution anyone to weigh that possibility along with the fact that it is reasonably priced, especially given the much higher cost of a prominent competitor. I think buying batteries still provides more convenience and bang for the buck that buying high priced ammo.

Angeebin Advanced Laser Training Cartridge Dual-Purpose for Cal .22lr/.223/5.56mm to Boresighter and Dry Fire Practice. Well I was exited to try this bore sight laser AND Dry fire trainer. It arrived in the neat storage box with parts in fitted foam cushioning. Three CR2032 batteries were included. The description says two are included, so maybe I got lucky.. A small instruction sheet is included, as well as extra O-rings in different sizes. The standard Medium size O-rings installed on the bore sight worked fine for me in all firearms I tried this in. This bore shaft fits .22 caliber bores, so that includes .22LR, .223/5.56, and 5.7X28. I have all three of those calibers, and the bore sight worked well in all of them. I lubricate the O-rings with silicone oil before use. (not included, available on Amazon). To use the bore sight, install one CR2032 battery into the housing, which opens by unscrewing the two halves. The strong magnet in the housing holds the battery in place. Screw the two halves back together, taking care to line up the triangle index marks. Insert the arbor into the barrel bore. Turn the unit on. Select either bore sight (laser is steady/continuous on) or Dry fire (flashes laser when hammer/striker falls). The magnet also sticks the bore sight to the end of your barrel. It is best, or necessary, to remove any threaded muzzle devices before use to insure accurate alignment. And, your barrel must be magnetic steel. One thing I discovered when dry fire testing.. On an AR type rifle, my optics sight line is about two inches above the bore. So aiming at a nearby indoor target (about 25 feet away) through the optic and pulling the trigger produces a laser dot flash two inches below the point of aim. It is a useful practice device none the less. I like this handy gadget!

Anyone who has a 22 revolver, rifle, or 223/556 AR definitely should have one of these. Not only can you use it to zero in sights/optic, but use for dry-fire practice. $ave a ton of money🤑 on ammo, protect your hearing without expensive ear-gear, develop your skills and muscle-memory, and no scaring the neighbors when practicing home-defense scenarios!

The unit is nice but in training mode the laser projection is so faint that my system won’t pick up the mark