A pistol red dot is only as useful as your ability to zero it and run it. These free quick-reference cards put the information you need at the range on one screen or one postcard, starting with the number that matters most when you adjust: how far one click moves your point of impact.
How to use these cards
Find your optic below. The large table shows inches per click at common distances. For example, if your group is 1 inch low at 25 yards on a 1 MOA optic, about 4 clicks of elevation brings it to center. Below the table you will find how to turn the optic on and off, adjust brightness, replace the battery, and the key specs.
Save the phone version to your camera roll, or print the 7×5 postcard for your range bag. Values come from each manufacturer’s published specifications. Always confirm your zero with live fire.
Each card shows how far one click moves your point of impact at 100, 50, 25, 15, 10, 7 and 5 yards, calculated from the manufacturer’s published MOA-per-click value (1 MOA = 1.047 inches at 100 yards). Operation, battery and key specs follow. Always confirm your zero with live fire.
Download the full set: All 10 phone cards (PDF) | All 10 printable 7×5 postcards (PDF)
Aimpoint ACRO P-2 Red Dot Card
Phone version (save to your camera roll) | Printable 7×5 PDF
Trijicon SRO Red Dot Card
Phone version (save to your camera roll) | Printable 7×5 PDF
Trijicon RMR Type 2 Red Dot Card
Phone version (save to your camera roll) | Printable 7×5 PDF
Trijicon RMR HD Red Dot Card
Phone version (save to your camera roll) | Printable 7×5 PDF
Aimpoint COA Red Dot Card
Phone version (save to your camera roll) | Printable 7×5 PDF
Holosun 507C X2 Red Dot Card
Phone version (save to your camera roll) | Printable 7×5 PDF
Holosun 507 Comp Red Dot Card
Phone version (save to your camera roll) | Printable 7×5 PDF
Holosun EPS Carry Red Dot Card
Phone version (save to your camera roll) | Printable 7×5 PDF
Leupold DeltaPoint Pro Red Dot Card
Phone version (save to your camera roll) | Printable 7×5 PDF
SIG SAUER ROMEO-X Enclosed Compact Red Dot Card
Phone version (save to your camera roll) | Printable 7×5 PDF
Questions about running a red dot? Red dot setup, sight picture and target focus are covered in our Fundamentals of Marksmanship class, or contact us and we will help.