ATN Universal Thermal Target Pack - Boar Silhouette for Precision Shooting and TrainingATN$100.54
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The ATN Universal Thermal Target is a dedicated training system designed to help shooters zero and validate thermal optics quickly and effectively. If you run a thermal scope or clip-on thermal device, you know that zeroing and function-testing require a target designed to register clearly through thermal imaging—not a standard paper bullseye. This kit gives you the tools to confirm your thermal setup is dialed in before you head afield, whether you're preparing for a night hunt, low-light range session, or validating a new thermal-enabled rifle build.
The kit includes both a Coyote Thermal Training Target and a Universal Thermal Zero Target, so you can practice with realistic thermal signatures and dial precision across multiple engagement scenarios. The included thermal pasters let you reuse targets without waste, keeping your training budget reasonable when you're running multiple thermal devices or zeroing different rifles. At 30 x 24 inches, the targets are large enough to work at practical distances and provide clear, repeatable aiming points through thermal optics.
Thermal devices see the world differently than visible-light scopes, and a generic paper target tells you very little about whether your thermal zero is true. This system bridges that gap, giving you confidence that your thermal optics are ready for the field—day or night.
Yes—the ATN Universal Thermal Target is designed to work with thermal scopes and thermal clip-on devices from any manufacturer. If your optic sees thermal (heat) signatures, this target is compatible.
Yes. The thermal pasters allow you to reuse the targets multiple times, so you're not buying a new target after every session. Simply replace the pasters as needed.
Both targets measure 30 x 24 inches, providing a large, clearly visible format for zeroing and validation at practical shooting distances.
No—you just need a thermal optic mounted on your rifle or handheld. Set up the targets downrange and view them through your thermal device to zero and confirm function.
ATN
The ATN Universal Thermal Target is a dedicated training system designed to help shooters zero and validate thermal optics quickly and effectively. If you run a thermal scope or clip-on thermal device, you know that zeroing and function-testing require a target designed to register clearly through thermal imaging—not a standard paper bullseye. This kit gives you the tools to confirm your thermal setup is dialed in before you head afield, whether you're preparing for a night hunt, low-light range session, or validating a new thermal-enabled rifle build.
The kit includes both a Coyote Thermal Training Target and a Universal Thermal Zero Target, so you can practice with realistic thermal signatures and dial precision across multiple engagement scenarios. The included thermal pasters let you reuse targets without waste, keeping your training budget reasonable when you're running multiple thermal devices or zeroing different rifles. At 30 x 24 inches, the targets are large enough to work at practical distances and provide clear, repeatable aiming points through thermal optics.
Thermal devices see the world differently than visible-light scopes, and a generic paper target tells you very little about whether your thermal zero is true. This system bridges that gap, giving you confidence that your thermal optics are ready for the field—day or night.
Yes—the ATN Universal Thermal Target is designed to work with thermal scopes and thermal clip-on devices from any manufacturer. If your optic sees thermal (heat) signatures, this target is compatible.
Yes. The thermal pasters allow you to reuse the targets multiple times, so you're not buying a new target after every session. Simply replace the pasters as needed.
Both targets measure 30 x 24 inches, providing a large, clearly visible format for zeroing and validation at practical shooting distances.
No—you just need a thermal optic mounted on your rifle or handheld. Set up the targets downrange and view them through your thermal device to zero and confirm function.