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It will save you time and ammunition at the shooting range!

This zeroing target helps you to zero your sight in a very easy way while you're at the shooting range.

Compared to regular shooting targets, zeroing with the Aimpoint zeroing target - is more precise and it will save you time and ammunition at the shooting range.

You no longer have to estimate the number of clicks needed to zero the sight. Each square equals a pre-determined number of click adjustments at a certain distance (25m, 50m or 100m). You will save many shots at the range.

There is a zeroing target available for each sight model in the current Aimpoint product line.

Just print the appropriate zeroing target, which is available in A4 pdf format, and bring it with you to the shooting range.

If you need further instruction about how to zero your sight, please select the alternative below which suits You best:

 
 

NOTE: The PDF must be print in "actual size"

  • The print preference "actual size" is found somewhere in your printing window, see an example below.
  • If the "actual size" option isn't found in your print widow, try to find an option similar to: " No page scale"
Once you have printed the target, check that the squares equals to the size specified in the top left corner of the printed target.

 

 



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Thanks Charles. Should save some time.
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If you select Custom Scale and put in 91.44% you could probably use the target at 100 yards.
Reaction time is a factor...
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That is a good tip if you don't have a 100m range.  




… however, since I can measure my own range in my back yard…

I change ranges all the time… almost every time I shoot.  I've not gone to the public ranges in a while.  Probably should, I can shoot further more easily.  One of the reasons I change my "range" around so much.  Constantly looking for positions to shoot from to meet the range I want to shoot.  One of these days I'll get around to knocking down some more trees and clear out my shooting lanes again.  I USED to have a great 300 yard range and a useable 500 yard range.  Now, with everything all grown up, I have to fight briars and trees to get 200-250 yards… unless I open my front and back doors and shoot through the house… 
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Try this link and follow to your sight.
 
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