RAUZEUG Sighting Aid 2-Piece Set

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RAUZEUG Zeroing Aid 2-piece Set – Read clicks directly on the target

When zeroing, you don’t want to start calculating at the range.
The RAUZEUG Zeroing Aid 2-piece Set is a practical click aid for MRAD and MOA scopes. You place the aid directly on the target and can read corrections faster at 100 m.

The big advantage: You don’t have to convert point-of-impact deviations into clicks the hard way. Especially when zeroing, doing a control shot, or changing optics, this saves time and reduces errors.

Why exactly this zeroing aid?
✔ 2-piece set for MRAD and MOA
✔ MRAD 1/10 and MOA 1/4 click increments
✔ designed for 100 m base distance
✔ read click corrections directly on the target
✔ less mental math when zeroing
✔ weather- and tear-resistant paper
✔ compact 20 cm ruler for range bag, case, or shooting bag
✔ useful for hunters, sport shooters, and optics users

Why this product?

Many errors when zeroing aren’t caused by bad optics or bad ammo, but by wrong conversions. Centimeters, MRAD, MOA, click value, distance – when several factors come together at the range, mistakes happen quickly.

The RAUZEUG Zeroing Aid takes exactly this intermediate step off your hands. You measure the deviation directly on the target and can read the necessary click correction more easily.

You save time zeroing
You reduce calculation errors
You work cleaner with MRAD and MOA optics
You can track corrections directly on the sight picture
You have a simple aid for range bag, gun case, or hunting case

Mental math or read directly?
❌ Mental math at the range: prone to errors, especially under stress, cold, or time pressure
✔ Zeroing aid: place it, see deviation, derive clicks faster
When zeroing, it’s not just about precision – but also a clean, repeatable process.

Trainer tip: Always think in your optic’s unit
If your scope clicks in MRAD, work in MRAD. If it clicks in MOA, work in MOA.
Constantly converting back and forth between centimeters, MRAD, and MOA is one of the most common sources of error when zeroing.

Key features

2-piece zeroing aids for MRAD and MOA
direct reading of click corrections on the target
MRAD 1/10 click increments
MOA 1/4 click increments
base distance 100 m
20 cm ruler format
weather- and tear-resistant paper
compact for range bag, gun case, or hunting backpack
useful for zeroing, control shots, and optic changes
helps implement corrections clearly and reproducibly

Our assessment

The RAUZEUG Zeroing Aid 2-piece Set is a small tool with great practical benefit. It’s no substitute for basic knowledge – but a very good aid to avoid typical errors when zeroing.

It’s especially useful if you use different optics. Many shooters work with MRAD, others with MOA. Those who have both or regularly work with different guns and scopes benefit from both scales.

Our assessment: This zeroing aid belongs in every range bag, w
if you regularly zero optics, shoot control groups, or want to cleanly correct point-of-impact deviations.

Very useful for:

Sports shooters with MRAD or MOA scopes
Hunters for control shots or zeroing
Long-range and precision shooters
Optic changes, mounting checks, and point-of-impact control
Instructors who want to explain corrections quickly
Range bags and gun cases as a permanent aid

Less ideal for:

Users who only work at very short distances without adjustment
Optics with different click values if they don’t match the scale
Situations where calculations for other distances must be made without considering conversion

MRAD and MOA – briefly explained

MRAD and MOA are angular units. Scopes use these units to make point-of-impact corrections. The key is that you know the click values of your optic.

0.1 MRAD at 100 m: corresponds to approx. 1 cm point-of-impact shift

1 MRAD at 100 m: corresponds to approx. 10 cm point-of-impact shift

1/4 MOA at 100 m: corresponds to approx. 0.7 cm point-of-impact shift

1 MOA at 100 m: corresponds to approx. 2.9 cm point-of-impact shift

Practical tip: Shoot group first, then correct
Don’t correct after a single flyer. Shoot a clean group, determine the average point of impact, and then correct.
A zeroing aid is only as good as the group you evaluate with it.

Application areas

Zeroing at 100 m: measure deviation and derive click correction faster

Control shot: check if point of impact is still correct

Optic change: bring new mount or new scope cleanly to zero

Hunting: check point of impact before the season or after transport

Range / training: document corrections clearly

Training: explain MRAD and MOA corrections visibly and understandably

MRAD or MOA – what do you need?
✔ MRAD: many modern tactical and European scopes, simple centimeter logic at 100 m
✔ MOA: common with hunting or American-style optics
What matters is not which unit is “better.” What matters is that scale, turret, and your thinking match.

Operation in practice

The application is deliberately kept simple:

Shoot group at 100 m
Determine point of impact relative to target center
Place zeroing aid on the target
Use MRAD or MOA side matching your optic
Apply click correction on the turret
Shoot control group

Instructor tip: Always document corrections
Write down weapon, ammunition, optic, distance, weather, and correction.
If something doesn’t fit later, you’ll know if it’s due to ammo, mounting, temperature, shooter, or optic.

Features & construction

2-piece set: one aid each for MRAD and MOA

100 m base: suitable for classic zeroing distance

20 cm ruler: compact yet easy to use on the target

Weatherproof paper: better usability in damp ranges or outdoor conditions

Tear-resistant material: tougher than normal paper

Range-compatible: fits in case, bag, folder, or document compartment

Technical data

Model: RAUZEUG Zeroing Aid 2-piece Set

Product type: zeroing aid / click aid / ruler for point-of-impact correction

Set contents: 2 zeroing aids

Units: MRAD and MOA

MRAD scale: 1/10 MRAD click increments

MOA scale: 1/4 MOA click increments

Base distance: 100 m

Dimensions: 20 cm ruler

Weight: approx. 0.1 kg

Material: weather- and tear-resistant paper

Application: zeroing with MRAD and MOA directly on the target

Scope of delivery

1x RAUZEUG Zeroing Aid 2-piece Set
1x MRAD Zeroing Aid
1x MOA Zeroing Aid

Important note:
The zeroing aid is designed for a base distance of 100 m. For other distances, corrections must be converted accordingly.
Always make sure which unit and
which click value your scope actually uses. Incorrect adjustment can worsen the point of impact.

FAQ

What is the RAUZEUG zeroing aid for?
It helps to read point of impact deviations at 100 m directly on the target in MRAD or MOA clicks and correct faster.

What is included in the set?
The set consists of two zeroing aids: one for MRAD 1/10 click increments and one for MOA 1/4 click increments.

What does 0.1 MRAD at 100 m mean?
0.1 MRAD corresponds to about 1 cm point of impact shift at 100 m. This is one of the reasons why MRAD is very easy to use for many shooters.

What does 1/4 MOA at 100 m mean?
1/4 MOA corresponds to approximately 0.7 cm point of impact shift at 100 m. Many scopes with MOA turrets operate with this click value.

Can I use the zeroing aid at other distances?
Basically yes, but the scale is designed for 100 m. At other distances, the values must be converted accordingly.

What is the most important practical tip?
Always shoot a clean group first and correct the average point of impact – do not adjust after a single shot.

Conclusion: The RAUZEUG zeroing aid 2-piece set is a small but extremely practical tool for precise zeroing. It reduces calculation errors, speeds up corrections, and in our opinion belongs in every range bag if you work with MRAD or MOA optics.