25 Meter Zeroing Target M4 Carbine

M4 -zeroing target for 25 meters. (10 per package) is for 25 meter zeroing. Rotate the rear sight elevation knob to the 300 meter. Target is printed on Army tagboard specs. (dim. 8.5″ x 11″)

M4 Carbine – 25 meter zeroing target. M4 Carbine zeroing target at 25 meters. (10 targets per package) After completing the 25 meter zero, the weapon will be zeroed for 300 meters.

M4 Target 2 sided target. On side 1 the 25 meter M4 Carbine zeroing target and on side 2 the 25 meter M16A2 zeroing target. HEAVY TAGBOARD PAPER Black. Size: 8.5" X 11" NSN 6920-01-395-2949 On GSA Contract.

I have created a series improved 25M zero targets (based of the standard US Military 25M zero target) that will allow the shooter to zero for 50/200M, 100M, and 300M using a 25yd/M range. The diferent targets are calibrated for both 20" full length service rifles and also 14.5" / 16" carbines with the shorter sight radius.

The US Army zeroes their 14.5″ barrel M4 carbines with 62-grain M855 ammunition at 25 meters with the “6/3” setting in order to achieve a 25/300 meter zero. When you are zeroed at 25 meters with this configuration, your rear sight drum is calibrated as a bullet drop compensator for 300 meters using the small aperture.

With a military’s 14.5″ barrel carbines, the near zero is approximately 42 meters (46 yards). With a 16″ barrel carbine the near zero is approximately 44 meters (48 yards). With a 20″ barrel rifle the near zero is approximately 47 meters (51 yards).

Mechanically Zeroing the M4/M4A1 and the M4 MWS Mechanically zeroing the weapon is only necessary when the weapon zero is questionable, the weapon is newly assigned to the unit, or the weapon sights have been serviced. If necessary, the soldier should mechanically zero the weapon as follows:

But most shooters choose to zero their rifles at 100 or 200 yards. If you choose a 100-yard zero, your bullet will be dead on at 100 yards, but it will be a couple inches low at 200 yards, and around 8 inches low at 300 yards.

Place the target at 25 yards. Your point of aim should be at the colored / bold outlined portion of the target. Fire your group. Adjust the point of impact to the GRAY DOT in the middle of the target. If you follow the adjustment grid it will get you there. The math works out to give you a 50/200 yard zero.

These targets utilize the same design as the standard ARMA DYNAMICS 50 Yard Red Dot Zero Target, but have been adjusted to provide a 50 yard zero while only shooting from the 25 yard line. These are useful for those who may not have access to a longer range, but would like to have a 50 yard zero.