Stingray SR3

[RPNelson]

I just bought a Stingray SR3 laser from ARMA LASER for my Sigma. Went to the range yesterday to dial it in and had a helluva time. For the life of me I cannot get it right, I was shooting better without it. 140.00 dollars wasted?? I am hoping someone on here can give me some pointers / suggestions. I read the directions, however as far as the elevation goes the instructions are vague. I contacted Arma Laser and the only response I have received from them is "when did you buy it" havent heard back from them. Thanks

 

[Chuck1217]

I did a search but all I could find was- they're great once you zero, but it can be difficult. Several folks said they ended up sending it back and they got new ones. Guess ya might wait and see what they say.

 

[slotsavegas]

I purchased one and found it very easy to zero in. A small allen wrench is used to adjust windage and the same tool for elevation. If you have the unit installed properly you should find zero within 10-12 shots. I started with a rough zero by using the iron sights at 15' and moving the red dot up/down or right/left until is was very near where the iron sights were aimed. After that I loaded a clip and was within a couple of inches. Remember to make the adjustments VERY slight. Just a little pressure on the allen wrench can move the red dot a good distance.

 

[HalfStack]

Did you shoot on a bench rest? It shouldn't be hard to zero in doing it this way. Aim the laser on the center and squeeze the trigger easy. Observe where it hit and adjust toward it.