M4 Carbine - 25 Meter Zeroing Target
Description
Zero target data for the M4 Carbine: (OHMR FORM 2444-B)
1) Rotate rear sight elevation knob to the 8/3 setting for zeroing at 25 meters.
2) Aim at the target center. Adjust the sights to move the shot group center as close as possible to the white dot in the center of the target.
3) After completion of the 25 Meter zero, the weapon will be zeroed for 300 meters.
Note: This target is also commonly used to zero AR-15 pattern rifles.
Comments from Users
Best target ever for sighting in my 5.56 M-4 ,thanks guys. bcblackcat@att.net
Anonymous on January 13, 2013
I think the "one click past" is considered the mechanical zero? So setting it past 8/3 one click and then putting it back later is not needed unless your going to be making adjustments while shooting with it. --Something that I've rarely ever seen people do because of the likelihood you'll forget that the windage has been adjusted.
Pancho on January 12, 2013
I think there might be an error in the first, and third step of your instructions. Seems that this same printable M4 Carbine - 25 Meter Zeroing Target on other websites state as step #1 the rear sight should be elevated "one click past" 8/3, and at step #3, the rear elevation is then "turned back one click to 8/3" for a 300m zero. What do you think ? Pancho25@rcn.com
Tattude74 on November 14, 2012
This is PERFECT...I can't believe this is available! It is funny though because Army and Marine vary slightly. 25 meter zeroing for Army and Police and 33 meter for Marine and private sniper training? EITHER one works though, for hitting a golf ball at 25/33 or 300 when done correctly.
Sarge40 on August 25, 2012
Excellent target. We use this one for patrol rifle class and for sighting department weapons.
Sarge 40 on August 25, 2012
We use this target to train new recruits on sighting AR-15 platform patrol rifles.
The Enforcer on July 16, 2011
Could not find this target anywhere in San Angelo, Texas. Even at the gun stores where they sell AR15 and M4 weapons. This target is the real deal!