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The Action Target ALTC2100 is the classic 25-meter M16A2 zeroing target, the same style plenty of folks first learned on in the military. The idea is simple and it saves you money: you zero at 25 meters and your rounds cross the line of sight again out around 300 meters, so you get a functional long-range zero without ever having to shoot at 300. The center circle and grid squares give you a clear reference to count clicks and walk your groups where they need to be, and there are printed instructions right on the sheet to keep the process quick.
The drill is straightforward. Set your rear sight elevation one click past the 8/3 setting, aim dead center, and adjust your front sight post to bring your groups into the circle. Once your rounds are landing center, drop the rear elevation back to 8/3 and you're set for 300 meters. The grid makes it easy to see exactly how far off you are and how many clicks to dial. Keep in mind a shorter barrel carbine will need fewer clicks than a full-length rifle, but the direction of adjustment stays the same. For best results, measure your distance out to a true 25 meters, since a target set at 23 or 27 will throw your zero off.
These are printed on heavy tagboard rather than flimsy paper, so they hang flat, hold up to stapling, and don't flap around in a breeze. Each sheet runs 8.75" x 11.5" in a clean black-and-white layout that's easy to read downrange. They hang easily on a standard backer or frame. This is a DOD-format target carrying NSN 6920-01-253-4005, so it's the real deal used for military qualification and training.
Works great for iron sights, and it's just as handy for getting an Aimpoint or ACOG in the ballpark before confirming at distance. At 100 targets per box, you've got plenty on hand for a class, a range day with buddies, or keeping your rifles dialed all season long.
When you zero an AR-15 or M16 at 25 meters, the bullet's path crosses your line of sight again out around 300 meters. That means you get a usable 300-meter zero without ever having to shoot at that distance. It's the standard military method and it saves a lot of ammo.
Set your rear sight elevation one click past 8/3, aim at the center, and fire a group. The printed grid squares let you count exactly how many clicks you're off, then you adjust your front sight post to walk the group into the circle. Once centered, return the rear elevation to 8/3 and you're zeroed for 300 meters.
Yes. A shorter carbine barrel will simply need fewer clicks to center than a full-length rifle, but the direction of adjustment shown on the target stays the same. It also works well for getting an Aimpoint or ACOG close before you confirm at distance.
It is. The heavy tagboard stock holds up better than thin paper, so it hangs flat, takes staples well, and won't flop around in a light wind. Each sheet measures 8.75 by 11.5 inches and fits easily on a standard backer or frame.
| UPC | 816506023708 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ALTC2100 |
| Mount Type | Hanging |
| Quantity | 100 Per Box |
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