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product_id: 4567849
title: "CenterPoint Laser Boresighter"
brand: "centerpoint optics"
price: "S$45"
currency: SGD
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 9
url: https://www.desertcart.sg/products/4567849-centerpoint-laser-boresighter
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region: Singapore
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# 100 yards night visibility Requires minimum 3.8" barrel length .177 to .50 caliber & 12-20 gauge compatible CenterPoint Laser Boresighter

**Brand:** centerpoint optics
**Price:** S$45
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎯 Lock your aim, own the range—never miss your mark again!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** CenterPoint Laser Boresighter by centerpoint optics
- **How much does it cost?** S$45 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sg](https://www.desertcart.sg/products/4567849-centerpoint-laser-boresighter)

## Best For

- centerpoint optics enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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

## Key Features

- • **Daylight Precision:** Clear laser sight up to 25 yards in daylight keeps your aim sharp anytime.
- • **Safe & Certified Laser:** Class IIIR laser under 5mw for reliable performance with safety in mind.
- • **Compact Barrel Requirement:** Works with barrels as short as 3.8 inches—perfect for versatile setups.
- • **Pinpoint Accuracy at Night:** Laser visibility up to 100 yards ensures flawless alignment even in low light.
- • **Universal Caliber Compatibility:** Fits everything from .177 caliber rifles to 20 gauge shotguns—one tool for all your firearms.

## Overview

The CenterPoint Laser Boresighter offers professional-grade laser alignment with up to 100 yards of night visibility and compatibility across a wide range of calibers and gauges. Designed for barrels 3.8 inches and longer, it delivers precise sighting in both daylight and darkness using a safe Class IIIR laser under 5mw.

## Description

The CenterPoint All-In-One Laser Boresighter eliminates the need to use more than one box of ammo to sight in your scopes and open sights. Sent from the same line as your barrel, the laser shows exactly where your shot should land when zeroing in - saving you time and money by precisely sighting-in. This quick and easy scope and sight alignment tool is battery-powered, and works on handguns, rifles and shotguns. Rated at 100 yds. of visibility at night and 25 yds. in daylight.

## Features

- Rated to 100 yards of visibility at night, 25 yards in daylight
- Fits .177 caliber to .50 caliber rifle / pistol and 12, 16 and 20 gauge shotguns
- Requires minimum 3.8" long barrel
- Please refer user manual attached below for instructions and troubleshooting steps.
- Class IIIR Laser; less than 5mw

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

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    If you have an integral silencer...
  

*by R***Z on Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2016*

To my fellow air gunners:Heres the skinnyIt's worth the money in my opinion but it has its flaws.The difficulty in using this style of device lies in its length. Its very short and when attempting to use it to rough-sight a new scope or one that simply needs (re)calibration, the caliber probe only goes in a few inches. That's fine if you're sighting in a gun without an integral silencer but in the case of many air guns their complicated muzzles prove frustrating.Here's how to correctly use it in an air gun with an integral silencer:First make sure you're firearm is Unloaded and that the safety is ON.Next you want to start with the "appropriate" correlating caliber attachment and gently insert it into the muzzle and fully seat it by pushing the laser inward until it gently wedges into the muzzle.It doesn't seat very well but it doesn't need to. This is only meant to get you within a 2-3 inch radius at about 50 yards.After making sure it seats comfortably remove it and try the attachment that is next in line (if you have a .177 try the .22 attachment, if you have a .22 try the .25 and so on). I have a .22 that took a .357 attachment.WARNING: The insides of many of the integral silencers are sensitive and should be handled with extreme tender love and care :)You don't want to force a large attachment in there and damage your IS so make sure to be gentle when trying out consecutively larger attachments.Once you find the attachment that provides a snug fit (regardless of your caliber) and you use it to sight your scope remove it and shoot 5 pellets at a fresh target and then start using your scope adjustments to zero in. Again this device is only meant to get you close, it's not magic.It worked well for my Umarex Fuel, on my Stoeger Arms x20s, for my Benjamin Marauders, and for  my Evanix Max Bullpup.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Works Fine and Good Value
  

*by S***Y on Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2016*

Seems to be a nice little Boresighter for the price.  Works good.  The little rubber adapters fit a wide range of calibers.  For those reviews that say they don't fit--well, some folks couldn't figure out how to run a pair of pliers!  You tighten the adapter to where it just has a light snug fit and then GENTLY insert into the barrel.  Honestly, it works about as well, and is much more convenient than those units that use O-rings.  The battery polarity is CLEARLY MARKED--so if you put the batteries in backwards you didn't read!  No case, so you'll need to find a small box to keep the unit in.  Batteries are common, and inexpensive.  This works fine for getting your sights or scope very close--within a couple inches or less at 100 yds. depending on the firearm.  Use at about 15 to 30 yds indoors, and then you should just need to sight in slightly for elevation, to the specific load you are shooting.  If you want to have it near-perfect, and sighted to specific trajectory, then you'll want a Site-Lite--but be prepared to spend a LOT more money for that extra 1-2 inches of precision.  The CenterPoint unit is not terribly rugged, so treat it gently, but overall, it works fine if you use some sense.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Great Bore Sight & Fantastic Tips
  

*by T***R on Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2019*

I would have given this a 5 Star Rating, but 1 of the 3 batteries was dead out of the box. Thankfully I had more batteries handy.Okay, so there is one (1) other caveat before I get to how great this CenterPoint was over other Laser Bore Sighters I've had in the past...and that is this...it does NOT have the most intuitive ON/OFF switch. Plus, it is a lil' odd or strange with how a person loads the batteries by pushing it up and into the laser. So other than that...this is GREAT Boresighter...especially for the minimal money expended.This CenterPoint Laser Bore Sight has fantastic tips, that are quality. I can tell already that they would never get stuck on either the bore sight itself, or in a gun's barrel either (and if a person is worried just put a lil' Ballistol on the tip). But again these are much higher quality than other boresighters, and in sharp contrast to the last bore sighter that I'd just sent back (which was the ADAFAZ Green Bore Sight Kit)...the tips that came with that ADAFAZ were terrible (they seemed fine at first but then the ADAFAZ screws striped when trying to remove them...i.e. they got stuck when attached, and the tips could also slide over the screws too...it was crazy and more expensive than this CenterPoint).So, these CenterPoint tips expand and contract like a mini load leveling airlift bag system for a truck's rear suspension (that's what they reminded me of).Anyway, I was able to bore sight my new Umarex Trevox Pistol that has a baffle and silencer on it where the silencer is much bigger than the .177 (the previously mentioned ADAFAZ Sighter could NOT handle this gun). Yet, the CenterPoint "stem" is not long enough to reach the barrel itself, but the silencer must be perfect because it still worked like a charm with the next size up tip. Now, would it be nice if the stem of the CenterPoint was a lil' longer or perhaps had an extension...sure it would. But it still worked for me with my "odd" Umarex Trevox, and to did its job.Next, I put the CenterPoint in my brand new Umarex Synergis .177 Rifle and it worked great with a UTG 4-16X40 AO IR Scope (got very close with my first shot!!!Next just to test it further...I put the CenterPoint into both of my S&W M&P 9mm Shields (both had previously been sighted in, and again the boresighter matched up).So I have Crimson Trace Green Lasers on my 2 Shields and Mossberg Tactical...and so I know a Green Laser is MUCH easier to see if in the sunlight. So with the CenterPoint (it is a Red Laser)...so I did use it indoors before going outside to confirm. But when I got outside, it had done such a good job...I was sighted in on my new Airguns in no time at all!Hopes this helps a few other!

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