Dot Sights

Lock your rifle in a solid rest, shoot once, and dial your dot onto the bullet hole. Here is how to finish your zero on shot two without nudging the gun.

Decide between the standard Razor HD 4000 and the 4000 GB. Get fast target ranges and accurate scope drop data without paying for unused ballistic sensors.

Align your scope crosshairs to the barrel at home using a laser tool or your eye. Put your first shots directly on paper and stop wasting expensive ammo.

Get on paper quickly by starting at 25 yards instead of wasting rounds at distance. Simple dial adjustments help you lock in a dead-center 100-yard rifle zero.

Sight in your crossbow scope without losing arrows. Start at 20 yards on a steady bench, turn dials the right way, and set your marks for longer distances.

Align your laser sight at home first, turn adjustment screws in the proper direction, and match your dot to bullet impact at the range without wasting ammo.

Move your rear sight the direction you want shots to move, and the front post the opposite way. Zero your firearm from a solid rest without wasting ammo.

Zero your night vision scope without wasting ammo or damaging the sensor. Match digital crosshairs to your bullet holes using safe daylight or night targets.

Blank paper targets look invisible on a thermal screen. Build a quick heat target with foil tape and align your digital crosshairs without wasting ammo.

Zero your optic in just a few shots. Start close on a steady rest, shoot a small group, and turn dials the right way to walk bullet holes straight to your dot.

Stop chasing missed shots at the range. Align your barrel at 25 yards, turn your adjustment dials the right way, and lock in a tight 100-yard zero in minutes.

Get your first shots on paper at 25 yards, then step back to 100 yards to adjust your dials. Zero your 308 rifle quickly without wasting costly ammunition.

Start at 10 yards, fire a three-shot group, and turn your sight dials toward the pellet holes. Get on target quickly without scattering shots or wasting ammo.

Rest your handgun on a solid support, shoot tight three-shot groups, and adjust your sight dials the right way without chasing flinched shots or wasting ammo.

Start at 25 yards to get on paper, swab the barrel between shots to stop wandering groups, and dial in a dependable 100-yard zero without wasting powder.

Start at close range to get on paper, adjust your dials, and zero your shotgun cleanly without wasting expensive shells or bruising your shoulder.

Start at 10 yards to hit paper immediately, adjust your dials the right way to center the group, and finish your 25 or 50-yard zero in just a few shots.

Get your AR-15 on target without burning costly rounds. Start close at 25 yards, shoot a steady three-shot group, and turn dials to move your hits to center.

Stop wasting ammo chasing scattered shots. Start steady at 25 yards, group your rounds, and turn sight dials the right way to lock in your zero fast.

An open sight pairs a front post with an open rear notch to aim without glass. See how to line it up and tell it apart from peep sights or red dot optics.