What is Laser Bullet?

A marksmen will generally use a sighting device such as a scope, an open sight or a laser sight to aim their rifle. However before the sighting device can be used it first needs to be aligned or 'zeroed' in. To do this the marksmen will fire at a target with live ammunition, adjust the scope, fire at the target, adjust the scope, etc. and repeat this process until they feel that their sighting device is accurately aligned. This process is costly and time consuming.

Laser Bullet is a bore laser sighting device. It looks just like a real bullet - except that it can emit a laser beam when loaded.

The actual Laser units are housed in 2 main calibres: 222 and 223. For most larger popular calibres we have "slip in" conversion jackets that allows the shooter to use either the 222 or 223 Laser Bullet in larger rifles. This means you only ever need one actual Laser Bullet.

The 223 Laser Bullet being slipped into a #1 jacket.

The assembled 223 Laser Bullet fitted in the #1 jacket.

Instead of using live ammunition, insert Laser Bullet like you would a normal bullet and then proceed to sight your rifle.

Click here for a detailed description of how to use Laser Bullet to sight your rifle.

Click here to read about the advantages of using Laser Bullet.

Laser Bullet is manufactured in Australia using superior quality (Class 3a) lasers. It runs on standard watch type batteries. It is designed to fit all makes, calibres, sighting systems and actions of rifles.