SInce I've been learning so much from you guys on here I thought I'd say thank you by sharing a new target I created to help zero and test my Milrad scopes.
The idea is simple and is usually found in simple grid pattern targets. What I wanted is a target that I could set at 100M and another corrected for 100Y that would directly correspond to the 1/10 MIl clicks on my scope. You will most likely need a good spotting scope to see the actual numbers but if you print a reference copy you should be able to make pretty good approximations with a 10x scope as long as you can see your bullet holes. This target is also great for box testing within 1 Mrad as well as just checking a cold bore zero at the beginning of a range day.



For people just starting out, this is how you use it:
Set the 100Y target at 100 Yards or the 100M target at 100 Meters
If this is your fist time zeroing, bore or laser sight till you're on the paper
If you've warmed up your barrel getting on paper or otherwise then aim for the center bold square
Read the elevation correction to the left and the windage correction to the right
Example above: If your shot falls high and right you should correct 8 clicks down and 6 clicks left.

I am fond of the metric/milrad system and it's powers of 10, it also appeals to my commie liberal bleeding heart ;) Here are the PDFs for US letter paper
You may need to right/Control click and "download linked file"
http://www.evingrant.com/pics/MilZero100M.pdf
http://www.evingrant.com/pics/MilZero100Y.pdf

Pretty cool but most new people wont be running mil turrets they will be using moa/mil scopes

That being said I just printed out 15 pages to keep in my range bag ;)

There are a few targets that already work for MOA, but I could whip up a 1/4 MOA version pretty easy I guess, it just isn't as direct a relationship.

Getting 404 Page not Found when I click on the links.

Best thing to do would be to put an aiming point low on the paper so you could have as much adjustment up as possible. Many tracking problems become much more evident after 4 or 5 mils are dialed. It most likely would not be seen under 2 mils or so.

Ok, added .pdf (Duh) so the links should work now. Also here is a 1/4" MOA version for 100Y...
http://www.evingrant.com/pics/MOAzero.pdf

rksimple wrote:Best thing to do would be to put an aiming point low on the paper so you could have as much adjustment up as possible. Many tracking problems become much more evident after 4 or 5 mils are dialed. It most likely would not be seen under 2 mils or so.

Just trim or fold over the edges of the paper and combine 2,4, 6 or however many you have the patience to assemble till you have the desired amount of adjustment to test.

oni wrote:Getting 404 Page not Found when I click on the links.

dont click on the links, right click and choose "save link as"

Juice5610 wrote:Pretty cool but most new people wont be running mil turrets they will be using moa/mil scopes

but hopefully more will, now that the the bushnell 3200 tactical 10x in mil/mil is easier to aquire: http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct/?p ... ber=950843" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Why isen't there a direct relationship for us MOAer's. If you have anything for moa,please pass it on. Thanks

aimsmallmisssmall wrote:Why isen't there a direct relationship for us MOAer's. If you have anything for moa,please pass it on. Thanks

I did, see post 7.