Brand: EZ Aim
Firearm Rating: Compatible with rifles, handguns, and air guns; commonly used for zeroing hunting rifles.
Caliber Rating: Compatible with all calibers and gauges
Illustration: Sight-In Grid featuring a 1-inch grid system, orange aiming surfaces, and horizontal/vertical reference marks.
Mount Type: Non-adhesive; designed to be stapled, taped, or clipped to a target stand or backer.
Range: Optimized for high visibility at various distances to allow for precise scope adjustments.
Thickness: 0.025 inches (Product Length as specified by the manufacturer).
Height: 12 inches
Width: 12 inches
Material: Heavy-weight stiff paper
Color: Orange and White
Quantity: 10 targets per pack

Features

The EZ Aim Rigid Sight-In Target is a precision grid paper target set designed to help shooters accurately sight in scopes and iron sights. Made from heavyweight, stiff paper, each target features a clearly printed 12" x 12" grid with one-inch increments for precise adjustments based on bullet impact. Bright, high-visibility aiming surfaces and bold horizontal and vertical reference lines make it easy to track shot placement and fine-tune alignment at the range. Ideal for sight-in sessions, practice, or equipment setup, the pack includes 10 durable targets for consistent, repeatable accuracy work.

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