Improved AR15A2/A3/A4 & AR15 Carbine Zero Targets - 50/200M, 100M, & 300M Zeroes

[thecolter]

HUGE thanks for this!

I'm heading to the range tomorrow to do some re-zeroing adjustments, so this is perfect.

Let me know how they work out for you and and suggestions you may have.

[MWS]

Great info....

But I have a question....if I'm zeroing my 16" using irons, I'm assuming I would use one of the targets from the second set of targets(say the 50/200)..........but if I'm zeroing the same rifle but using the Aimpoint, I would use the 50/200 target from the last set??

Thanks

[thecolter]

Great info....

But I have a question....if I'm zeroing my 16" using irons, I'm assuming I would use one of the targets from the second set of targets(say the 50/200)..........but if I'm zeroing the same rifle but using the Aimpoint, I would use the 50/200 target from the last set??

Thanks

You could use any of the targets for the zero you want. The difference between them is the spacing for the adjustment reference grid. So, for a 16" carbine, you want to use the carbine targets as the adjustment references are calibrated for the shorter sight radius of the carbine. If you're using an aimpoint, the optic target will more accurately get you zeroed as the grid is set for 1/2 MOA click adjustments (the same that an aimpoint uses).

[Quentin]

Very nice, thecolter! Thanks for sharing...

[Ronin64]

when printing these, should it be "Actual Size" or "Fit to Page" ?

Thanks

[thecolter]

when printing these, should it be "Actual Size" or "Fit to Page" ?

Thanks

Actual size with print scaling set to 'none'

[Ronin64]

Thanks! I'm gonna go rezero my irons and optic with these targets now!

[Egret18]

I used these yesterday while zeroing my DD M4. Very useful!

[ZekeLuvs1911]

This is awesome! Thanks!!!

[TedG]

I appreciate your efforts.