AGM Thermal Targets - 25 Pack | High-Visibility Heat-Sensitive Shooting Targets for Precision Training
Agm Global Vision
If you're zeroing a thermal rifle scope, you need targets that actually show up in thermal imaging—and that's exactly what AGM thermal targets deliver. This 50-pack of passive thermal targets gives you a reliable, no-power-needed way to dial in your thermal optic for hunting, tactical training, or precision shooting. Unlike conventional paper targets, these thermal targets work day or night, in any weather, because they create contrast by reflecting ambient thermal energy rather than generating their own heat.
Each target measures 15x15 cm and features a 1 cm grid system, so you can make precise point-of-impact corrections without guesswork. The grid lines make it simple to track where your shots are landing and adjust your scope accordingly. Since these are passive thermal targets, there's no battery to worry about, no electronics to fail, and no setup beyond mounting them at a slight angle (ten degrees or more from vertical is recommended) to catch the cooler sky temperature. That reflected contrast is what makes them visible in your thermal sight: black in White-Hot palette, white in Black-Hot palette.
The 50-pack gives you plenty of targets for extended training sessions or to stash some at your hunting spots and range. They're built from material engineered specifically for thermal visibility, so you get consistent, clear images shot after shot. Whether you're breaking in a new thermal scope, verifying zero before a hunt, or running drills at the range, these targets eliminate the guesswork of trying to zero thermal glass with improvised backstops.
| Package Quantity | 50 targets |
| Target Size | 15 x 15 cm |
| Grid Spacing | 1 cm |
| Type | Passive thermal target |
| Power Required | None |
| Manufacturer | AGM Global Vision |
Yes. These passive thermal targets are designed specifically for zeroing thermal optics. They create thermal contrast by reflecting the cooler sky temperature, so they appear as a distinct image in your thermal scope—black in White-Hot palette, white in Black-Hot palette.
No. These are passive thermal targets with no power source required. They work by reflecting natural ambient thermal energy, so they function anywhere, anytime, without batteries or external equipment.
Attach each target to a flat surface at an angle of at least ten degrees from vertical. This angle allows the target to reflect the cooler sky temperature effectively, creating the thermal contrast visible in your scope.
The grid lines make it easy to measure and record your point of impact, so you can make precise windage and elevation corrections to your thermal scope's zero without having to estimate or calculate adjustments.