1,12 EUR
OmniAlfa 1
Additional Product Information
The OmniAlfa 1 Shooting Training Target is a 98 × 68 cm paper target designed to help shooters accurately determine and apply sight adjustments at various distances.
At its center is a 50 × 50 cm working area featuring a centimeter-based grid along the X and Y axes, a centrally positioned main target (30 cm), and four additional targets (9 cm each). This layout provides a clear, intuitive set of reference points for identifying bullet impacts, measuring shot displacement, and calculating precise sight corrections.
The target design is centered on the sheet, leaving a wide margin around the working area for analyzing bullet impacts outside the designated target zones. This allows shooters to quickly determine the necessary sight adjustments without walking downrange to inspect the target.
The graphics and grid have been optimized for use with rifles, riflescopes, and spotting scopes, ensuring consistent measurements and clear results at different shooting distances.
Who Is This Shooting Target Designed For?
- Beginners – Helps identify shooting errors and teaches the fundamentals of working with optical sights.
- Intermediate shooters – Supports training with MOA and MIL adjustments and quadrant-based aiming techniques.
- Advanced shooters – Provides a practical tool for analyzing shot groups and making corrections at extended distances, without imposing a fixed maximum training range.
- Shooter–spotter teams – Letter markings (A–E) and numbered quadrants improve communication. Commands such as "Alpha 1, five left" make adjustments clear and easy to understand.
Shooting clubs and training facilities – One versatile training target saves time and provides consistent training conditions for entire groups.
50 × 50 cm Working Area – Training Without Compromise
At the center of the sheet is a large, clearly defined 50 × 50 cm working area, incorporating everything needed for training with a rifle, riflescope, and spotting scope.
- MOA reference rings for evaluating shot groupings.
- A centimeter-based grid that supports MIL-based calculations.
- Concentric circular targets featuring a central white cross surrounded by red quadrants and reference bars extending beyond the circular outlines, complemented by MOA rings for evaluating shot groups at specific distances.
This layout makes it easier to establish a precise and repeatable aiming point by aligning the riflescope reticle with the white cross at the center of the target and using the red reference bars and quadrants for additional alignment.
This method provides clear, consistent, and repeatable reticle alignment.
4 Smaller Targets Optimized for 100, 200, and 300 Meters
Four smaller targets are positioned around the central aiming area and optimized for shooting at 100 m, 200 m, and 300 m.
Their clear, easy-to-read design allows shooters to quickly evaluate shot groups from the firing position without walking downrange.
This feature is particularly valuable for sport shooters who train regularly, as well as shooting clubs conducting group training sessions.
The smaller targets also provide a measurable challenge for evaluating the accuracy and precision of both the rifle and ammunition.
50 cm Red Reference Bars – Learn to Estimate Distance Using Your Reticle
Located along the top and right sides of the target are 50 cm red reference bars, designed to help shooters learn how to estimate distance using a riflescope reticle.
This is an essential skill for medium- and long-range shooting with optical sights.
By using these reference bars, shooters can practice estimating target distance directly through their riflescope, without relying on additional measuring equipment.
X/Y Coordinates – Every Shot Has a Precise Location
The central target features X and Y coordinates, with the center of the main Alpha target serving as the 0/0 reference point.
Every bullet impact can be accurately identified, recorded, and compared with previous shot groups.
This eliminates guesswork and provides a practical method for analyzing shot placement, calculating sight adjustments, and improving shooting consistency.
Large 98 × 68 cm Format – Covers Previous Bullet Holes
The target's generous 98 × 68 cm format is designed to cover the entire target backer, concealing bullet holes from previous shooting sessions.
New impacts remain clearly distinguishable from older ones, target replacement is quick, and training results remain easy to analyze from the first shot to the last.
Clear Bullet Impact Visibility
The colors, contrast, and line thickness have been carefully selected to maintain target visibility at extended distances.
Bullet holes are generally easier to identify within the white and red areas, where the contrast helps reveal impact marks.
In darker black areas, bullet holes may be less visible.
By incorporating lighter reference zones, the target allows shooters and spotters to identify impacts more quickly and confidently, simplifying shot analysis and sight corrections.
Durable 170 g/m² Paper – Built for Range Conditions
The target is printed on heavyweight 170 g/m² paper, designed to resist warping, show-through, and moisture-related deterioration.
It maintains its shape and contrast throughout a full day at the shooting range, even in challenging weather conditions.
The printed measurement grid is produced with strict dimensional accuracy, with a specified tolerance of ±0.5–1%.
OmniAlfa 1 Combines Everything Needed for Effective Rifle and Optics Training in One Carefully Designed Sheet
- Ready for immediate use – Start training from the very first shot. The target clearly indicates shot displacement and makes it easier to determine and apply sight corrections.
- Targets optimized for 100, 200, and 300 meters – Smaller, clearly visible targets surrounding the central working area allow shooters to evaluate shot groupings from a distance without walking downrange.
- Long-range training support – The grid and graphics are designed to support shooting at extended distances without imposing an artificial range limitation.
- MOA and MIL reference system – The central target, MOA rings, and centimeter-based grid support precise shot-group analysis and MIL-based correction calculations.
- Accurate shot identification using X/Y coordinates – The central 0/0 reference point simplifies shot-group comparisons, data recording, and documentation of sight settings.
- Reticle-based range estimation training – The 50 cm red reference bars allow shooters to practice estimating distance through their riflescope.
- Improved shooter–spotter communication – Letter markings A–E and numbered quadrants help eliminate confusion and improve communication between the shooter and observer.
- Enhanced bullet impact visibility – White and red reference areas provide better contrast for identifying bullet holes, while impacts on black areas may be less visible.
- Large 98 × 68 cm format – Covers previous bullet holes and keeps shooting sessions organized, clean, and easy to analyze.
- Durable material – Heavyweight 170 g/m² paper offers moisture resistance, helps prevent warping, and maintains contrast throughout a day at the range.
- Complete training solution in a single sheet – Combines an X/Y coordinate grid for MOA and MIL calculations, concentric targets, range-estimation reference bars, and communication markings in one practical design.
- Precise and repeatable reticle alignment – Aligning the riflescope reticle with the central white cross and matching it to the red reference bars and quadrants provides a clear, repeatable aiming reference. This technique is commonly referred to as quadrant-based target alignment.
Choose a target designed for practical, results-driven shooting training — from learning the fundamentals to developing precision at extended distances.
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