‎Rite in the Rain

The media could not be loaded.  Hey man, you got the targets?Yeah, I got 'em, right here, brand new, fresh out of the package.Cool story bro, lets go hang 'em...And that is how my range day started. Opening a package labeled:BD846MHPDKRite in the Rain Weatherproof 25 Meter Target8.5" x 11", Tan MOA/Minutes of Angle ZeroinTarget, 100 Sheet Pack (No. 9129)Now for the best part, if I peel that sticker/label back I find one markedNo.8511 Grey - 50- Gray Copier Paper - 8.5"x11Tried to get ahold of the vendor via Amazon and the closest I could get was "Return". No option to replace.And that's really why this is one star. *bleep* happens. Something got mislabeled. Got it. No big deal.The one star is because I can't contact anyone to fix this. All I can do is ask for a refund and return and try buying it again, hoping that this time, random chance comes up in my favor.

Right in the rain products are always great! I use these targets strictly for zero. Zero optics and or iron sights perfectly. I did 4 sets of iron sights, 3 red dot sights and 2 scopes using these targets so far. They are not exactly what we use in the Army but, just as good if not better in my opinion.

These targets are great, plenty of room for data, and a very high quality card stock paper.

These are very high quality, precision targets, are rugged, rainproof, and manufactured in USA not by some red chinese commies!

Great targets, thick paper and clear graphics. I can staple them to the board and they will last for weeks.

Do what is expected. Make sure you get either MRAD or MOA depending on your optic.

Diagrammed well for sighting in your firearm.