Boresighting Target

Boresighting targets are used in the process of boresighting firearms. Boresighting is the act of aligning the sights or optics of a firearm with the bore or barrel of the gun. This ensures that the bullet will travel in the same direction as the line of sight.

Boresighting targets typically consist of a grid or pattern of lines and dots. These targets are designed to be placed at a specific distance from the firearm, allowing the shooter to align the sights or optics with the target's reference points.

When boresighting a firearm, the shooter looks through the sights or optics and adjusts them until the reticle or crosshairs align with the reference points on the target. This process helps to ensure that the firearm is properly zeroed and that the bullet will hit the intended target.

Boresighting targets can be found in various sizes and designs, depending on the specific firearm and sighting system being used. They are commonly used by hunters, competitive shooters, and military personnel to quickly and accurately align their firearms before shooting.