EZ Aim® Thermal Target, 6" Adhesive Sight Grid, Multi

Sighting in a thermal scope usually means waiting for nightfall, but the EZ Aim® Thermal ID Grid Target from Allen Company lets you calibrate night vision and thermal optics in broad daylight. The target face carries a patented treatment that generates distinct heat signatures across segmented sections of the target, so a thermal imaging scope can pick up clear detail even under full sun. That patented technology turns what used to be a nighttime chore into a straightforward daytime sight-in session. The target itself measures 6 inches wide by 6 inches high and includes a 1-inch sight-in grid for precise adjustments, and each pack contains one target with an adhesive back that mounts directly to a target backer without extra hardware or fasteners. The compact size makes it easy to bring to the range or set up at a home shooting bench for quick calibration checks between hunts or outings. Built for hunters and shooters who rely on thermal scopes or night vision optics and want to dial in their equipment on their own schedule instead of waiting for dark.

Sighting in a thermal scope usually means waiting for nightfall, but the EZ Aim® Thermal ID Grid Target from Allen Company lets you calibrate night vision and thermal optics in broad daylight. The target face carries a patented treatment that generates distinct heat signatures across segmented sections of the target, so a thermal imaging scope can pick up clear detail even under full sun. That patented technology turns what used to be a nighttime chore into a straightforward daytime sight-in session. The target itself measures 6 inches wide by 6 inches high and includes a 1-inch sight-in grid for precise adjustments, and each pack contains one target with an adhesive back that mounts directly to a target backer without extra hardware or fasteners. The compact size makes it easy to bring to the range or set up at a home shooting bench for quick calibration checks between hunts or outings. Built for hunters and shooters who rely on thermal scopes or night vision optics and want to dial in their equipment on their own schedule instead of waiting for dark.