Shooting targets for zeroing a rifle, practising shot placement on deer and fox, and airgun and rimfire practice.
- Quarry targets — BushWear's own double-sided roe and fallow deer targets, muntjac target posters, and life-size A1 fox targets. Useful for shot placement practice rather than pure grouping; shoot them from shooting sticks at the distances you actually take, not just from the bench.
- Reactive targets — Birchwood Casey Shoot-N-C, which flake to a bright halo on impact so you can see hits without walking down. From 1" pasters up to 8" and 12" bull's-eyes, plus target spots for patching and re-using.
- Paper and card targets — Bisley Grade 1, 2 and 3 targets in 14cm and 17cm, single and five-bull, in packs of 50 to 500, and Jack Pyke paper targets.
- Airgun and rimfire targets — Gr8Fun resetting and spinner targets, SME .22/.17 rimfire steel spinners, Jack Pyke knock-down targets, and Bisley target holders and pellet catchers. See Gr8Fun and airgun accessories.
- Thermal targets — Thermbright passive thermal targets for zeroing a thermal riflescope.
Zeroing a rifle
Shoot from a solid rest at a known distance, using a paper target with a clear aiming mark, then confirm on a deer or fox outline at the ranges you will shoot in the field. Torque the scope mounts correctly before you start — see torque wrenches for scope mounting — and if you are working towards your stalking qualifications, see the DSC1 and DSC2 guide.
See also rifle rests for a steady zero, Tom's Targets, and the night vision and thermal range.
