Recommendation for shooting target to sight in the scope/accuracy?

[thexman]

Not sure if this would be too small at 100,200 or 300 yards:
https://www.amazon.com/Splatterburst-Targets-Splatter-Adhesive-Fluorescent/dp/B01MG0C506/

Or I pretty much can buy any rifle target which shows the measurement?

Thank you. Sorry, this must be a really stupid question for advance marksmanship.

 

[Srikaleak]

Redfield Sight In Targets. I swear by these.

Champion Targets - Redfield Style Precision Sight-In Target (10 Pack)

Check out the deal on Champion Targets - Redfield Style Precision Sight-In Target (10 Pack) at MSP - Mounting Solutions Plus

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[Erno86]

I prefer the Mountain Plain Industries --- "Hi-Viz" Blue Ink rifle & pistol targets.

Our Rifle & Pistol Targets in

 

[regnar375]

Use these. Lots if different uses. Scope tracking, tall target, dot drill, zero confromtion, sight in and more. It is double sided with one side in .1 mill grid and the other in .25 moa grid.

 

[davsco]

what srika said above. i like the diamond shapes as it's real easy to put the reticle on both axis (axes?), vs the squares where you have to try and center the axis (axes?).

 

[ShtrRdy]

You should be able to hit that target.

 

[Racer88]

Not sure if this would be too small at 100,200 or 300 yards:
https://www.amazon.com/Splatterburst-Targets-Splatter-Adhesive-Fluorescent/dp/B01MG0C506/

Or I pretty much can buy any rifle target which shows the measurement?

Thank you. Sorry, this must be a really stupid question for advance marksmanship.

I use that target more than any other. I like the 1-inch grid. I've used it at 100, 200, and 300 yards.

 

[PAYDIRT]

Miller Lite 18 pack box and sharpie.

 

[northshorelumber]

I also use the Redfield Sight In Targets.

 

[skatz11]

I like a plain white poster board then add a few stick on targets (plain or high visibility shoot and see style).

I find a large clean backer ideal for sighting in. You can carefully measure and place dots or targets to what ever distance apart that you need.

For initial sight in I use a large poster board and 8” black circular target. I’ve been able
to consistently mount and sight down the note to get on the board and zero in a few shots.

 

[bax]

These

 

[408w]

White poster board with small stickers. 1/2” size stickers max. Aim small miss small. I set my scope an inch or two high so I don’t hit the sticker. Looking for groups not hits on a sticker. If you have a center dot reticle 1/4” dots work the best for me. I bought a swfa 20x just for load development. The reticle is the tits for this purpose. Way to much bullshit on the comerical Targets.

 

[frost1235]

Honestly, anything works, as long as its a clean target.
I personally use coroplast from home depot. I get the 96x48 and ask the guys in store to cut it up to 4 pieces of 36x24, with some squares left over. Once its get holed up, I'll use printer paper and the circle stickers. (It's been 3 years, and 10K rounds of 9mm/45/233/308 and shotshells, and I finally might consider using one of the other 3 targets )

But if you wanna go baller, check out action targets for the sig academy. They have either 0.1 mil squares or 0.25 moa squares for adjustment, you can crank your turret it up to 6 mils to do a mini-tall target test, and they have areas for a box test.

 

[RackOpsTactical]

I like these Walmart they are cheap and local. The picture only shows the round but half the pack is square 1inch grid.

It’s dealers choice and personal preference. Also where can you get them and how much are they.


Doesn’t matter at all. Shoot and see are nice but they are expensive. If you have bad eyes might be worth it.

 

[wade2big]

Paper plates. All I have ever used. Black sharpie marker and you can make dots to shoot at. You can make triangles if you would rather shoot at the point. Cost a couple bucks for a hundred.

 

[Erno86]

I also prefer a large roll of target pasters from Sinclair International.

 

[swish]

I went to staples and bought a 100 pack of off white folders for 4.99. They are 8.5 x 11 folded so you can cut them in half or open them up. I use red and blue bingo dabbers from the dollar store for making the targets on the folder. The harder or softer you press you can get sizes from 1/4-1”.

 

[Alan101]

I just use cardboard and put about Hal inch dots on them with a sharpie. Don’t see the need of spending $ on a target to set zero.