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

**TedG** · 01-22-12, 22:26

How important is it to have the center of the target at the same height from the ground as the rifle bore?

**thecolter** · 01-23-12, 07:09

Originally Posted by TedG

How important is it to have the center of the target at the same height from the ground as the rifle bore?

Not really important at all at the range you're dealing with. That is unless you're shooting at some extreme angle, which probably wouldn't be safe in the first place.

Try to stay within a few feet of difference between the target height and rifle height from ground level and you'll be fine.

**motorolahamm** · 01-23-12, 08:00

Hey THANKS ALOT !!!!!!!

**4thPointOfContact** · 01-23-12, 16:48

I feel so neglected... where's the Zero-target for those of us who want a 37 meter target and only have a 25 yard range to work with?
Guess us misunderstood ones will just have to pick a spot halfway between the 50 and 25 meter zeros.

Oh, and thank you for the work you've done, sir.

**Skang** · 01-23-12, 17:24

Another great targets.

But please make in YARDS.

EDIT: I guess I could use the Aimpoint targets for BUIS.

**thecolter** · 01-23-12, 18:14

Originally Posted by Skang

But please make in YARDS.

I used meters because the sights on the AR15 / M16 /M4 rifles are calibrated in meters, not yards.

This being said, you'll still be fine using these at 25 yards as the difference is negligible.

**Spurholder** · 01-25-12, 15:44

This is very kick-ass, man. Thanks for putting these together.

**sweeps** · 02-06-12, 19:05

Thanks for posting these, can't wait to use them. Does anyone on here know how much of an affect over distance that an Aimpoint that sits on top of carry handle will have on a zero? In other words, will it being higher up from the bore make much of a difference? Lets say I zero it with the standard 25m target, will it be zeroed to 300m, or does that only apply to iron sights or optics at the same height above the bore? Thanks for any help.