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Zeroing a thermal scope has always come with one big headache: a plain paper target just sits at ambient temperature, so it barely registers on your display. The Allen 15794 EZ Aim Thermal Bullseye Target solves that with a patented surface treatment that gives different sections of the target their own heat signatures. That means your thermal imaging scope reads the concentric rings and center clearly, and you can dial in your zero without fumbling with hand warmers, foil, or heated screws taped to a backer.
The treatment breaks the target face into segments that show up with real contrast on a thermal display, so the bullseye stays visible in daylight when temperature differences in your surroundings tend to flatten out. That daytime capability is a genuine convenience, since it lets you sight in a thermal or night vision setup on a normal range trip instead of waiting for dark. The face is a classic bullseye with concentric rings measuring 8 inches wide by 8 inches tall, which is a practical size for close-to-mid range work and for confirming groups once you are zeroed.
This version hangs on a standard target backer or frame, so it drops right into whatever stand you already run at the range. The compact 8×8 footprint keeps it easy to pack and position, and the bullseye layout works just as well for regular daytime marksmanship practice with iron sights or a day scope if that is what you have loaded up.
If you run a thermal or digital night vision optic for hog, predator, or varmint work, this is one of those small purchases that saves a lot of frustration at zeroing time. Keep a few on hand and you will not be scrambling for a workaround the next time you mount a new scope or want to confirm your point of impact.
The target uses a patented treatment that gives different segments of the face their own heat signatures. Your thermal imaging scope picks up those temperature differences and renders the bullseye and rings with real contrast on the display. That is what lets you find your aiming point clearly instead of staring at a flat, ambient-temperature paper target.
Yes, that is one of the main reasons to run it. Thermal scopes read heat rather than visible light, and this target's treatment holds enough contrast that it stays visible in daylight when normal targets would blend into warm surroundings. It saves you from waiting until dark just to confirm your zero.
This is the hanging version, so it goes on a standard target backer, frame, or stand. The 8×8 size fits most setups and is easy to reposition between strings. If you already have a target stand at your range, it will work fine.
No. The whole point of this target is to skip the DIY workarounds like taping hand warmers or aluminum foil to a backer just to create a heat source. The built-in treatment provides the thermal contrast for you, which makes the zeroing process a lot cleaner.
| UPC | 026509076896 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 15794 |
| Mount Type | Hanging |
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