Videos tagged with Boresight

This YouTube video, titled '5 motivos para usar um boresight na sua arma!' (5 reasons to use a boresight on your firearm!), focuses on the utility and benefits of using a boresight with firearms. Although no specific firearm models, calibers, manufacturers, or detailed topics are mentioned in the provided description, the title strongly indicates a discussion about the practical application and advantages of this particular firearm accessory. The content likely aims to educate viewers on why incorporating a boresight into their firearm routine is beneficial for accuracy and zeroing.

This YouTube video, titled '@tacticalelitesUSA bore sight 😮‍💨', focuses on the process of boresighting a firearm. While the description is minimal, the title and accompanying emoji suggest a practical demonstration or explanation of how to perform this essential firearm function. The content is likely aimed at individuals looking to understand or perform boresighting themselves, ensuring their sights are aligned before live fire. The presence of the '@tacticalelitesUSA' handle implies a connection to a tactical or firearms-focused content creator.

This video focuses on a 70-year-old technology, specifically the F-86 Fighter Aircraft's boresight system. It highlights the historical and military aspects of this aviation technology, drawing connections to the "army", "navy", "militaryhistory", "aviation", and the "korea" conflict. While not directly about firearms, the term "boresight" is a technical term used in firearms for aligning sights. The content appears to be historical and educational, exploring a piece of military aviation heritage.

This video showcases the OPMOD G.U.M.B. Green Laser Boresight, a limited edition collaboration between OpticsPlanet and Sightmark. The boresight attaches magnetically to the end of a firearm and projects a green laser to help users get their sights on paper quickly, saving ammunition and time at the range. The description highlights the advantage of green lasers for visibility in daytime and at longer distances, emphasizing its cost and time-saving benefits for shooters.

Larry Potterfield, CEO of MidwayUSA, demonstrates a traditional method for boresighting a rifle scope without specialized tools. This "old school" technique involves using a Caldwell target placed at 20 feet and a Tipton Best Gun Vise. With the bolt removed, the rifle is adjusted in the vise to align the bore with the target. Subsequently, the scope's crosshairs are adjusted to match the bore's alignment, ensuring accurate first shots at the range. This method is quick, easy, and helps conserve ammunition.