August 25th, 2021
One side has MOA grid for MOA-based scopes. Flip the target over to see the MIL adjustment grid. This clever product can speed up sighting in your rifles, regardless of whether you have MOA-based clicks on your scope or an optic with MIL clicks. Sport Ridge offers a pair of targets printed on BOTH sides. The grids are based on the click values of your scope. The MOA-based grid is on one side, while the other side has a 1/10th Milliradian grid.
You can choose between the 16?x16 or the 10?x10? printed targets. 100-yard Precision Rifle Target or the 10?x10′? 25/50-yard AR15 Sight-In Target. Side one of both target types has an MOA-based grid that can be used for scopes with 1/4-MOA and 1/8-MOA click value. Flip the target to access the grid for MIL scopes using 1/10th Milliradian click value.
Sport Ridge’s Premium Precision Targets are quick and easy to adjust the point-of-impact. The grid boxes of the target’s grid boxes match the click values for MOA or MIL measurement systems. Sport Ridge says, “No more guesswork matching your optic’s adjustment values, saving ammunition and time sighting-in firearms.” The 16?x16 is now available. Precision Target 8-pack $7.99 or 10?x10? AR Target 10-pack $5.99
Sport Ridge also offers a single-sided Reflex In Target with an MOA-based adjustment grid for MOA-type scopes. This target has a large central sighting bullseye that can be used to confirm MOA click values at longer ranges (300+ yard) with rifles. You can also use it at close range (10, 25, or 50 yards) with red-dot-equipped pistols and shotguns. A 10-pack costs $5.99 or a 25-pack costs $13.99.
REFLEXDOT SIGHT-IN TABLE
o Large Central Bull with MOA Grid
o Table of MOA optic click values for distance
o Grid adjustment in direction Up/Down, Left/Right
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