Extended Range Thermal Pasters

Works good but have to make sure the angle of the target is right.

these worked just fine for thermal scopes. I'm not sure the cost was justified but they did work like a charm. My only real complaint was the bullet hole warmed up quickly so it disappeared faster than it took me to adjust the scope crosshairs. That was probably my fault so no lost stars.

Great target I like these targets. The only problem is anything over 25 yards you can not see the center of the target. I like to sight my thermal in at 60 to 100 yards

These do work. Was a little skeptical at first. However, I had to remount a thermal to a QD riser because I don't use a thermal all the time. So the zero was off more than I expected and I ordered these targets. Basically, it functions on spectrum gradients, which in the case of the material they are using, it's going to be black under thermal. What you'll need to do is choose a target that will allow you to center the thermal sticky on the 9 X or center. I did notice that if you take and fill a box with any material, then put the target on that box, that the passive heat from the sun made that particular IR sqare on the target look darker than the one that was on a standard paper on frame target. However both were visible. These aren't cheap for the county, but they do exactly what you would expect. Avoid using a material for a base target that already looks black under thermal. Other than that, these should work in most cases.

Work great with thermal imaging

There is zero distinction between the actual target and the quote thermal pasty. Nothing pops like advertised. Better off using reflective tape. At least you can see the tape.

These are not as good as I thought they would be but they did work

Worked ok these didn't stand out against the back drop as much as id have liked i have sight in during day light hours so that might be part of the issue due to temps being warmer Delivery time was great product is what it says it is