The Firefield Laser cartridge is a red laser boresight designed to fit directly into the chamber of a rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield.
The Firefield Laser cartridge is a red laser boresight designed to fit directly into the chamber of a rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield. It helps align a riflescope, red-dot sight or iron sights with the bore axis before live firing, reducing the time and ammunition normally required to place the first shots on target. Suitable for use Preliminary alignment of a .30-06 Springfield rifle Aligning a newly installed riflescope Initial adjustment of a red-dot sight or iron sights Realignment after removing and reinstalling an optic Checking alignment after firearm maintenance Helping place the first live rounds on the target Use at a shooting range or in a safe maintenance area Hunters and target shooters seeking to reduce ammunition use during initial setup Why choose the Firefield FF39011 boresight? Designed specifically for .30-06 Springfield chambers Fits directly into the chamber Visible red laser Laser wavelength of 632–650 nm Output power below 5 mW Recommended sighting range of approximately 14–91 m Approximately 51 mm dot at 91 m Durable brass construction Compact and easy to carry Powered by two AG5 or three AG3 batteries Approximately one hour of battery life Batteries included Allows preliminary alignment without firing ammunition Technical specifications Compatible calibre: .30-06 Springfield Installation: Directly into the chamber Laser type: Visible red laser Laser wavelength: 632–650 nm Output power: Less than 5 mW Recommended sighting range: Approximately 14–91 m Dot size: Approximately 51 mm at 91 m Power supply: Two AG5 or three AG3 batteries Battery life: Approximately 1 hour Operation: On/off end cap Construction: Brass Operating temperature: Approximately –9 to +49 °C UPC: 812495021060 Batteries included: Yes Ammunition: No Laser device: Yes Supplied with Firefield FF39011 .30-06 laser boresight Compatible batteries Manufacturer’s packaging Frequently asked questions Is the Firefield FF39011 compatible with .308 Winchester? No. The FF39011 is shaped specifically for a .30-06 Springfield chamber. A different calibre requires a correctly sized in-chamber boresight or a suitable universal boresighting system. At what distance can the Firefield .30-06 boresight be used? The manufacturer specifies a sighting range of approximately 14–91 m. The red laser dot is easiest to see indoors, in shade or in reduced light. Visibility may be limited in bright direct sunlight. Can this laser boresight provide a final zero? No. It is intended for preliminary alignment between the sight and the bore axis. Actual bullet impact is affected by ammunition, sight height, shooting position, barrel characteristics and distance. Final zeroing must always be completed with live ammunition at a suitable shooting range. How should the laser boresight be used safely? Confirm that the firearm is unloaded and keep all live ammunition away from the work area. Maintain a safe muzzle direction and never direct the laser toward anyone’s eyes. Remove the boresight from the chamber before loading the firearm or attempting to fire it. Recommended products A calibre-specific boresight for any additional rifle calibres A universal laser boresight for users with several different firearms Paper targets for final zeroing A stable rifle rest or shooting support A suitable riflescope or red-dot sight A calibre-appropriate firearm-cleaning kit Spare AG5 or AG3 batteries When is the Firefield FF39011 the right choice? This boresight is a practical choice for owners of a .30-06 Springfield rifle who want to align a sight quickly after installation, removal or firearm maintenance. Its cartridge-shaped brass body fits directly into the chamber and does not require a muzzle-mounted calibre adapter. A universal boresight may be more economical for users who regularly work with several different calibres. A green laser can be easier to see in bright conditions, while the red FF39011 is well suited to indoor, shaded and reduced-light alignment. A laser boresight remains a setup aid and does not replace live-fire confirmation. Expert recommendation The Firefield FF39011 is most useful for bringing a newly installed optic close enough to the bore axis that the first live rounds should reach the target. It performs best in a dim room or on a shaded range where the red dot remains clearly visible. Place the rifle on a stable support so its position does not change while the sight is adjusted. Before inserting the device, confirm the calibre and make sure the chamber is clean. Never force the boresight into the chamber or close the action aggressively against it. After preliminary alignment, remove the device, inspect the chamber again and complete the final zero with suitable ammunition at an authorised range. Remove the batteries before long-term storage to reduce the risk of discharge or leakage. As with any laser device, the beam must never be directed toward the eyes of people or animals. Place the first shots on target faster The Firefield FF39011 provides a straightforward way to perform the initial alignment of a .30-06 rifle and its sighting system. Its calibre-specific brass body, visible red laser and included batteries make it a practical tool after installing optics or servicing the firearm.
The Firefield Laser cartridge is a red laser boresight designed to fit directly into the chamber of a rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield. It helps align a riflescope, red-dot sight or iron sights with the bore axis before live firing, reducing the time and ammunition normally required to place the first shots on target. Suitable for use Preliminary alignment of a .30-06 Springfield rifle Aligning a newly installed riflescope Initial adjustment of a red-dot sight or iron sights Realignment after removing and reinstalling an optic Checking alignment after firearm maintenance Helping place the first live rounds on the target Use at a shooting range or in a safe maintenance area Hunters and target shooters seeking to reduce ammunition use during initial setup Why choose the Firefield FF39011 boresight? Designed specifically for .30-06 Springfield chambers Fits directly into the chamber Visible red laser Laser wavelength of 632–650 nm Output power below 5 mW Recommended sighting range of approximately 14–91 m Approximately 51 mm dot at 91 m Durable brass construction Compact and easy to carry Powered by two AG5 or three AG3 batteries Approximately one hour of battery life Batteries included Allows preliminary alignment without firing ammunition Technical specifications Compatible calibre: .30-06 Springfield Installation: Directly into the chamber Laser type: Visible red laser Laser wavelength: 632–650 nm Output power: Less than 5 mW Recommended sighting range: Approximately 14–91 m Dot size: Approximately 51 mm at 91 m Power supply: Two AG5 or three AG3 batteries Battery life: Approximately 1 hour Operation: On/off end cap Construction: Brass Operating temperature: Approximately –9 to +49 °C UPC: 812495021060 Batteries included: Yes Ammunition: No Laser device: Yes Supplied with Firefield FF39011 .30-06 laser boresight Compatible batteries Manufacturer’s packaging Frequently asked questions Is the Firefield FF39011 compatible with .308 Winchester? No. The FF39011 is shaped specifically for a .30-06 Springfield chamber. A different calibre requires a correctly sized in-chamber boresight or a suitable universal boresighting system. At what distance can the Firefield .30-06 boresight be used? The manufacturer specifies a sighting range of approximately 14–91 m. The red laser dot is easiest to see indoors, in shade or in reduced light. Visibility may be limited in bright direct sunlight. Can this laser boresight provide a final zero? No. It is intended for preliminary alignment between the sight and the bore axis. Actual bullet impact is affected by ammunition, sight height, shooting position, barrel characteristics and distance. Final zeroing must always be completed with live ammunition at a suitable shooting range. How should the laser boresight be used safely? Confirm that the firearm is unloaded and keep all live ammunition away from the work area. Maintain a safe muzzle direction and never direct the laser toward anyone’s eyes. Remove the boresight from the chamber before loading the firearm or attempting to fire it. Recommended products A calibre-specific boresight for any additional rifle calibres A universal laser boresight for users with several different firearms Paper targets for final zeroing A stable rifle rest or shooting support A suitable riflescope or red-dot sight A calibre-appropriate firearm-cleaning kit Spare AG5 or AG3 batteries When is the Firefield FF39011 the right choice? This boresight is a practical choice for owners of a .30-06 Springfield rifle who want to align a sight quickly after installation, removal or firearm maintenance. Its cartridge-shaped brass body fits directly into the chamber and does not require a muzzle-mounted calibre adapter. A universal boresight may be more economical for users who regularly work with several different calibres. A green laser can be easier to see in bright conditions, while the red FF39011 is well suited to indoor, shaded and reduced-light alignment. A laser boresight remains a setup aid and does not replace live-fire confirmation. Expert recommendation The Firefield FF39011 is most useful for bringing a newly installed optic close enough to the bore axis that the first live rounds should reach the target. It performs best in a dim room or on a shaded range where the red dot remains clearly visible. Place the rifle on a stable support so its position does not change while the sight is adjusted. Before inserting the device, confirm the calibre and make sure the chamber is clean. Never force the boresight into the chamber or close the action aggressively against it. After preliminary alignment, remove the device, inspect the chamber again and complete the final zero with suitable ammunition at an authorised range. Remove the batteries before long-term storage to reduce the risk of discharge or leakage. As with any laser device, the beam must never be directed toward the eyes of people or animals. Place the first shots on target faster The Firefield FF39011 provides a straightforward way to perform the initial alignment of a .30-06 rifle and its sighting system. Its calibre-specific brass body, visible red laser and included batteries make it a practical tool after installing optics or servicing the firearm.
