Product Review: Tipfun Bore Sight Kit1. First Impression: Sighting in a rifle can be a frustrating experience. It usually involves a lot of squinting, adjusting, and praying that your shots are hitting somewhere near the target. So, when I saw this Tipfun Bore Sight Kit, I thought, "Finally, a way to sight in my rifle without wasting a fortune on ammo and developing a permanent squint!" My initial impression upon unboxing was that it's a neat little kit. It looks like a high-tech version of those old-school bore sighters, but with lasers! Because lasers are always cooler.2. Pros: * Wide Caliber Compatibility (From Peashooter to Boomstick): This kit comes with 32 adapters, which means it can fit a wide range of calibers, from .17 to 12 gauge. That's impressive. It's like the United Nations of bore sighting. I can use it on everything from my squirrel rifle to my… well, let's just say my "larger caliber" firearm. * Red and Green Laser Options (Because Options are Good): The ability to switch between red and green lasers is a nice touch. It allows you to choose the laser that works best for the lighting conditions. It's like having a laser light show inside your gun barrel. * Easy to Use (Mostly): The bore sighter is relatively easy to use. Just insert the appropriate adapter, pop it into the chamber, and turn it on. It's pretty straightforward. Unless you manage to get an adapter stuck, which, let's just say, hasn't happened to me… cough, cough. * Saves Ammo (Money in Your Pocket): This bore sighter has already saved me a ton of ammo. I can get my sights roughly zeroed in before heading to the range, which means less time and money spent chasing paper targets. I can now afford that extra-large soda at the range.3. Cons: * Adapter Quality (Some Are a Little Flimsy): While most of the adapters seem well-made, some of the smaller ones feel a little flimsy. I'm a little concerned about their long-term durability. I treat them with the gentle care of a bomb disposal expert. * Instructions (Could Be Clearer): The instructions could be a bit clearer. They're not terrible, but they could definitely be improved. It's like they assumed everyone knows the intricacies of bore sighting. Which, let's be honest, I definitely don't. * Laser Brightness (Daylight Limitations): While the laser is visible in low-light conditions, it can be difficult to see in bright daylight, especially at longer distances. It's not a deal-breaker, but it's something to consider.4. Overall Thoughts: The Tipfun Bore Sight Kit is a handy tool for any shooter. It's versatile, easy to use (mostly), and saves ammo.5. Suggestions for Improvement: * Improve Adapter Quality: Use more durable materials for the smaller adapters. * More Detailed Instructions: Provide clearer and more comprehensive instructions.6. Recommendation: I would recommend this bore sight kit to anyone who wants to save time and money sighting in their firearms. It's a great tool to have in your range bag. Just be careful with the smaller adapters, and maybe watch a few YouTube videos on bore sighting before you give it a try. And remember, with this bore sighter, you can finally hit what you're aiming at (or at least get close enough to make it fun). Just don't blame me if you still can't hit the bullseye. That's on you.

nice kit for every CAL. work perfect without wasting tons of ammo. useed on my .308 last week and was only off by a few cm at 100 yrds.

Seems decent other than the fact that neither battery included is any good.......Value was good before spending another $20 on 2 more batteriesUPDATE , NEW BATTERIES AND STILL NO GOOD ....LASER DOES NOT WORK

if you need a high quality, affordable bore sighting kit look no further than this. you have everything in here from the tiniest calipers up to 12 gauge and there's a whole lot of value in this kit. it comes packaged very nicely with batteries included and I've had no issues with installing the bore sight into the weapons themselves. The laser is quite bright and I've had good luck with the accuracy.

Great investment if you have a collection of different weapons that need to be dialed in. Not only that but it comes in a nice hard case to keep it organized and there’s directions for any questions

Initial thoughts:This thing is comprehensive, has many adapters but no diagram saying which one to use for which caliber. And the fit of the back adapter is different after it is mounted to the gun.The good:Works very well, easy to see, and 2 batteries Included. Includes the screw driver to connect the adapters.The bad:No chart included that tells you which number goes with which calibers. I discovered the number 27 goes in a 12 gauge shotgun perfectly.Final say:My objection to there being no chart to explain which number goes to which caliber is minor overall because this thing works very well. With all of the adapters, I should be able to use it on all of my different weapons to ensure that they all align with their sights.I’m very happy with this purchase, and I believe you will be too

We tried to use this to boresight some scopes, and the red laser was really difficult to see in an overcast Pacific Northwest daylight. This laser bore sighter also has a somewhat confusing attachment style resulting in some confusion.The device uses a series of tail caps that you attach to the laser and then stick in the barrel. The kit gives some idea of measurement, but it does not prescribe a specific tail cap for a specific rifle.For example, I was bore sighting a 308 rifle. The tail cap that said it was 308 caliber did not work well for me (it was always way too loose and then suddenly it was so big it wouldn't fit) , so I used the 7.62mm tail cap (one size down) instead. This was a little confusing and required some trial and error.The tail caps that go in the barrel are plastic and don't feel super precise or durable.All on all, it's great to have the ability to sight in so many different calibers. It's not going to be super precise, and this kit has some quirks. If this sounds like what you need, get the green one, as folks seem to think it is brighter. The price seems right for one of these where the laser is visible.

This is a nice multi-caliber, laser bore sighting kit.It has adapters for most any caliber you may need to sight in.I got this multi-caliber kit to use to bore sight new optics on some of my “tools”.I like that it has many adapters to be able to use with many different calibers. Instead of having to buy separate individual calibers for each of my “tools”.This is a nice kit and has all of the caliber adapters that I will need. Plus two batteries.