Allen 60111 Crossbow Laser Bore Sighter

A crossbow laser bore sighter gets your bolts on target fast, and the Allen 60111 is built to do exactly that. This laser bore sighter mounts to your crossbow to project a laser dot onto your target, letting you dial in your scope or sights without wasting bolts at the range or in the field. Whether you're prepping a new crossbow, switching optics, or just verifying zero after transport, a quality bore sighter saves time and ammunition—and gives you the confidence that your first shot will count.

The Allen 60111 is designed for hunters and shooters who want a no-fuss method to achieve a rough zero before heading to the range or woods. Laser bore sighting is especially handy for crossbow hunters working with tight timelines or those who want to minimize the number of practice bolts needed to dial everything in. If you're tired of burning arrows to get on paper, this tool simplifies the process and gets you shooting accurately in minutes.

Like all laser aiming tools, proper eye protection and safe handling are essential—never aim the laser at yourself or others. The Allen 60111 gives you a straightforward, dependable way to confirm your crossbow's zero before you trust it in the field.

Key Features

• Laser bore sighter designed specifically for crossbows
• Projects a laser dot for fast, accurate zeroing
• Helps achieve zero without firing bolts
• Compact and portable for range or field use

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a laser bore sighter work on a crossbow?

A laser bore sighter mounts to your crossbow and projects a laser dot onto a target at a known distance. You adjust your scope or sights to align with the laser dot, establishing a rough zero without firing bolts. This gets you very close to your actual point of impact, so you need far fewer practice shots to fine-tune your accuracy.

Can I use the Allen 60111 indoors?

Yes, laser bore sighters can be used indoors on a target at close range, which is convenient for quick zero checks. Always follow safe laser handling practices and never aim the laser at reflective surfaces or directly at eyes.

Do I still need to shoot my crossbow after using a bore sighter?

A laser bore sighter gets you very close to zero, but it's a good idea to fire a few bolts at the range to confirm your actual point of impact and make any fine adjustments. This is much faster and cheaper than traditional sighting-in without a bore sighter.

What should I do before using a laser bore sighter?

Make sure your crossbow is unloaded and pointed in a safe direction. Always wear appropriate eye protection when using laser tools, and never aim the laser at yourself, others, or reflective surfaces.