Scope Tracking Targets
Tall target tests for elevation and windage
The scope tracking target verifies that your scope's turret adjustments move point of impact by the correct amount. Marks are spaced at exact click intervals for your turret type — ¼ MOA, ⅛ MOA, or 0.1 MIL. Aim at the zero mark, dial one click, fire, dial again. If each impact lands on the corresponding mark, your scope tracks accurately.
The target supports both elevation (portrait) and windage (landscape) testing, with multi-page printing for extended turret travel up to 200 clicks. Free PDF download.
Questions about Scope Tracking Targets
What does the Scope Tracking target test?
It provides reference marks spaced for the selected turret click value and shooting distance. Compare the observed impact movement with the dialed adjustment. Target alignment, a stable aiming point, and an accurately measured distance matter to the test.
Can I test windage or extended turret travel?
Yes. Choose elevation or windage and the number of clicks. Windage uses a horizontal layout; longer tests can span multiple printed sheets. Print every sheet at Actual Size / 100% and check the verification gauge.
What is the difference between MOA and MIL?
Both are angular units. Choose the unit used by your scope. One MOA spans 1.047 inches at 100 yards, not exactly one inch; one MIL spans 3.6 inches at 100 yards. The target scale follows the distance entered.
How do I keep the printed target at the correct scale?
Select matching paper in the printer settings and print at Actual Size / 100%, not Fit to Page. Measure the printed verification gauge before use. A screen preview cannot confirm print accuracy. Larger paper changes available layout space, not the calibrated dimensions.
What does the target verification stamp verify?
The verifier checks the printed stamp and its target-generation details. It does not verify printer scale, shot results or round count. Measure the printed gauge to check scale.