Red-i is a unique battery-powered laser bore sight manufactured to specifications of the desired calibre,
made out of high-grade brass and stainless steel with a high quality laser, which is aligned and checked
100% on our CENTER JIG. It feeds from the magazine and into the chamber of the weapon and when the bolt
is closed the sight activates and shines directly down the barrel onto the target.
The idea of Red-i-Laser began in 1995 while building extremely big calibre guns.
The rifles had to be zeroed, and the only way was by using live ammunition.
This became very time consuming and very expensive. The idea of a chambered bore
sight came up in order to save time, ammunintion and money. The first Red-i-Laser
bore sight was built for a 500 Jeffrey.
Within a year we patented the idea of a chambered bore sight. This was only the
beginning of a revolutionary process to align the internal laser and the
external dimensions of the cartridge first time.
This is also the sole reason why only Red-i-Laser bore sights give you a repeatable
and reliable reference every time. We introduced the idea to the International market
late 1998. In the following years we attended several International shows all over
the world, with great success.
Our knowledgeable staff has over 40 years of combined experience regarding rifles,
hunting and in the precision manufacturing and custom-designing field, together
with a desire to satisfy our customer needs, large and small all over the world.
Installation Instructions
1. Insert Red-i into the magazine or place directly into the barrel chamber by hand.
2. Carefully close the rifle bolt at which time a laser beam will emit through the barrel.
Note: do not force the bolt.
3. Point the rifle at a surface ±25M. (Note that a shaded surface or fluorescent surface
should be chosen if carrying out this exercise in strong sunlight in order to enhance the
visibility of the laser dot.)
4. Memorize the position of the laser dot in relation to the cross hair of the telescope.
(The marksmen will always know that if the red dot is in that exact position as memorized,
the rifle is zeroed at the required shooting distance.
5. Extract the Red-i device from the chamber exercising extreme care not to allow the
device to fall onto hard surfaces. The Red-i is an optical instrument and must be
handled with care.
6. Replace device into the belt pouch provided or original package case.
Item sold as is. Don't have batteries to test it.
