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I am thinking of putting a laser dot on my rimfire for closer rabbits. Any one got any advice?

 

What is the maximum range available sights on the market give? Most seem to be a 5mw laser, is there any more powerful out there?

 

It would suit a the purpose for easier shooting when in the motor lamping on my own.

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Do you mean a Red-dot or laser sight? I'm presuming you mean laser sight due to the power question; the most powerful i've seen are 200mW which can burst balloons from across a room and light cigarettes :good: I wouldn't get on of those however as they will almost certainly damage eyesight if you wave it in someones/your eyes. :good:

 

I've got a 40mW green laser which is ridiculously powerful, its easily seen in daylight and is a solid beam at night, with a range of at least 1000m. I bought if from fleabay from a chinese seller so i was highly dubious, especially as it was only £30 but i've had it on my .223 and amazingly it holds its zero :blink: If you are getting one i'd recommend you get one with either normal adjustment turrents or allen key adjusters as a friend has one of the ones that you twist the front (like a chuckless drill) and its very hard to make even simple adjustments. Also get one with a separate mounting bracket to give you as much flexibility as possible and one with a simple on/off switch as the pressure pad ones always break.

 

Mark

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I have a 200mw laser in the landy. It's great because you can point stuff out in broad daylight, such as fox earths etc.

 

However, I really think a laser strapped to a gun is ridiculous. If you really really want one for close range rabbits, a basic one will do. You don't want to burn a hole through the rabbit before you've pulled the trigger :good:

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