Brand: AGM Global Vision
Firearm Rating: Compatible with rifles and shotguns
Caliber Rating: Not caliber-specific; used for zeroing various calibers
Illustration: Includes a 1cm grid for precise point-of-impact correction
Mount Type: Passive target; recommended to be attached to a flat surface at an angle of 10+ degrees from vertical
Range: Designed for zeroing distances commonly used for thermal optics (e.g., 50–100 yards)
Thickness: Not explicitly specified by the manufacturer; described as a flexible target material
Height: 15 cm
Width: 15 cm
Material: Natural thermal contrast material designed to reflect ambient temperature
Color: Appears black in "White-Hot" palette and white in "Black-Hot" palette
Quantity: Single target (1 piece)

Features

The AGM Global Vision AGM Thermal Targets (single) is a passive thermal target designed for zeroing and testing thermal optics. It measures approximately 15 × 15 cm with a 1 cm grid printed on the surface, making it easy to see and correct point-of-impact adjustments through your thermal scope. Because it’s passive, it does not require a power source — it simply uses natural thermal contrast between the target and the background to create a clear image for both daytime and nighttime use. This makes it a simple, reliable tool for dialing in your thermal optics in virtually any environment.

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