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    Bushnell Professional Bore Sighter 

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    Published on 06-25-2017 02:23 PM
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    If you own a rifle with a scope on it, you likely either own or have used a bore sighter at some point to get a new scope on paper. There are a number of different types of bore sighters on the market these days, but most fall into one of two categories, collimators or lasers. The laser styles are fine for bore sighting, but that's ...
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    Lyman BoreCam Digital Borescope Review 

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    Published on 06-06-2016 01:52 PM
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    One of the greatest mysteries for shooters has always been the condition of the bore in their rifles. How clean am I getting my barrels? Does my barrel have a carbon ring developing? How much throat erosion do I have? Is there any pitting in my barrel? All are questions that are impossible to answer without a bore scope, but most don’t want to or can't justify spending the money to purchase a professional quality bore ...
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    Reticle-Tru Reticle Alignment Device Review 

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    Published on 07-06-2012 01:21 PM
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    The Reticle-Tru showing the reticle alignment slot, ocular V, and top and bottom pointers.

    I was recently sent a new tool used to align your reticle so as to be perfectly inline with the centerline of your firearm. ...
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    Kokopelli Scope Ring Accurizing/Lapping Kit 

    Published on 11-29-2007 03:00 AM
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    A while back the topic of 35mm lapping bars, and sources for the same were being discussed. Mr. John Werre of Kokopelli Products and I became engaged in a conversation regarding his Accurizing Kit and the need for it versus just getting a steel or brass 35mm bar, lapping the rings and calling it good.

    Quite frankly, I didn't think I needed an entire kit and thought that it was overkill. After some emailing back and forth, Mr. Werre offered to provide us a kit to try and evaluate for the site. I choose a 35mm kit as most of the staff have a 35mm scope. As the timing worked out I was the fortunate one to test the kit. My choice of words will become clear as you read on.
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