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Overview
Upright Thermal Zeroing Target (3pk)
Zeroing Your Thermal Sight – Outdoors/Indoors
New Generation of Zeroing Target
Shooting a thermal target is tricky.
Why? Because 1st generation thermal target material requires the shooting target to lean back at a 15° angle. Without the angle little to no contrast is visible to the shooter. This step waste time for the shooter. Instead of practicing, the shooter must create an angle with on a vertical target stand.
Our new Upright Thermal materials eliminates the need for an angle.
Just staple the Upright Thermal Zeroing target to the stand, aim and fire.
It is that simple.
Inspired by Army methods used for years, this exclusive thermal zeroing target produces a remarkably tight aim point. Combining old methods with new materials for a hassle free zeroing session. Effortless to mount. In minutes you are zeroing your rifle.
Keep in mind, we recommend to use portable heaters for indoor zeroing or to enhance your outdoor shots. The peel and stick heaters are included in your package.
Package contains 3 targets and 3 heaters for only $29.00.
Features and Benefits:
- No angle required so mounts on existing target backers.
- Lightweight and portable so it won’t add weight to your rucksack.
- Quickly mounts on an upright backer so no time wasted in set-up.
- Built on Rite In The Rain™ paper to resist all forms of moisture.
Specs
- Brand
- Dark Night Outdoors
- SKU:
- T-0001-20-002A
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Frequently Asked Questions
What target should I use to sight in a thermal scope?
Use a target with a heat signature your scope can see clearly against the background. Plain paper shows little contrast in thermal. These upright targets use a thermal material that shows without tilting, and each comes with a peel-and-stick heater for a sharp aim point indoors or on cool days.
What yardage should you zero a thermal scope at?
A lot of shooters start at 25 meters, the distance our product video uses, then confirm farther out at their typical shot range, often 50 or 100 yards for hogs and coyotes. Starting close keeps your first shots on paper while you move the reticle.
How do you zero a thermal optic?
Stick a heater on the target, staple it to an upright backer and set it at your starting distance. Fire a group from a steady rest, then move the reticle to your point of impact in the scope's zeroing menu. Shoot again to confirm, and repeat at your final distance with a fresh target.
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