Fyland Laser Bore Sight 9mm/223 5.56mm Bore Sight Switch Design Red Laser Bore Sighter Zeroing Laser Bullet with Tail Switch

My Fyland Laser Bore Sight 9mm/223 5.56mm Bore Sight Switch Design seems to be well constructed and puts out a brilliant red dot. Fyland is the first company to offer a switch-controlled red dot laser boresight, and as a first offering it does require one inprovement. The push switch is too small for any user with a fingertip of more than about 3mm, and it is inset in the rear center of the boresight. It is worth the cost, and is easily installed. How to fix the op problem? Either increace the diameter of the switch, or don't set it in so deepy. Yes, the switch probably needs to be re-engineered to make is easily operated, so the user doesn't have to use a stylus of some kind to operate the switch. Nonetheless, the switch does work as advertized but it requires external asisstance, and I would STRONGLY RECOMMEND this Fyland boresight and vendor!

Works well just what I was looking for

works great to get an idea where your zero is when installing new sites or a red dot on a picatinny rail!

Laser is not straight and the model I received has no way to adjust. Completely useless.

Seems to work pretty well, directions don't match the product. After figuring out that the firing pin had to be extended to light it, we were in business. A little hard to use with a single shot rifle as the firing pin on mine stays in the retracted position. I over came that. Would buy again as it is a good concept.

I used this for my 9mm rifle with a scope. I waited till the sun was starting to set. I picked an object about 100’ away and set the scope right on the dot. My first shot at 50 yards was about 4” from bullseye! After two more shots it was right on. At 75 yards two more shots. At 100 yards two more. This is the easiest I’ve ever sighted in a rife. I usually get frustrated easily trying to even find the target. Well worth the money. I also use it on pistols. My brother in law used it to sight his laser on his pistol and thought it was the best thing since sliced bread.

Turned into kitten toy. It's held up longer than any laser device I've ever known to exist.

I use it as a laser pointer. Looks very cool. One advise though: don't take it with you to the airport. Got stopped twice at a security check when accidentally left it in my backpack. Eventually was cleared but wasted time.