Rite in the Rain Announces New 100M All-Weather Sniper Target

    Rite in the Rain introduces their newest target, designed for precision rifle shooting at 100 meters.

    Rite in the Rain introduces their newest target, designed for precision rifle shooting at 100 meters.

    Rite in the Rain has a century-long history that stretches back to the Pacific Northwest’s early 20th century lumber trade. The basic question was posed, “Isn’t there a better way to record the scaling of logs and the tallying of lumber in the inclement Pacific Northwest weather?”. From that early niche application, they have grown into the broader scope of outdoors activities, and have been serving the military and other shooters/outdoorsmen for decades. Myriad warfighters have relied on Rite in the Rain products to take down important notes in the field, where information is regularly a life-or-death matter and the fragility of normal paper can be a liability. Now the company is adding a new product to their catalogue, a 100-meter sniper target, once again catering to the many shooters in their customer base.

    This classic 25 meter Rite in the Rain target now has a 100 meter big brother.

    This classic 25 meter Rite in the Rain target now has a 100-meter big brother.

    This is not Rite in the Rain’s first foray into target production. Many military veterans will quickly recognize the 25 meter zeroing target shown above. This tried and true “No. 9125” target has taken countless rounds on endless rifle ranges for many years, often in inclement weather. With the signature weather-resistant design, marksmen can continue to train without dealing with soggy, disintegrating targets. Now Rite in the Rain seeks to provide that same functionality to long-range precision shooters with their new “No. 9131” sniper target. The press release announcing the milliradian-based target’s introduction reads as follows.

    In addition to a view of the new target itself, this photo highlights the signature water resistance which makes these products so useful.

    In addition to a view of the new target itself, this photo highlights the signature water resistance which makes these products so useful.

    New Rite in the Rain All-Weather 100m Sniper Target

    Versatile Sniper Target Facilitates 100-Meter Zero and Effective Target Practice

    The No. 9131 is a dedicated milliradian-based target for precision shooters. Its 1 cm (1/10 mil at 100 meters) grid is designed for true-distance zeroing. A 1 cm block within the central diamond defines the point of aim when using high-magnification optics. Scaled bullseye and scoring rings represent an MR-1 target presented at 500 meters. 1, 2, and 3 MOA rings check grouping in accordance with published standards. Preformatted fields assist in the calculation of data on previous engagements (DOPE). Durable and weatherproof Rite in the Rain cardstock holds up under rain and through abuse to deliver well-defined groups, no matter the conditions.

    KEY SPECS

    • Length: 11”
    • Width: 8.5”
    • Depth: 0.75”
    • Weight: 2.3 lbs
    • Pack Qty: 100
    • MSRP: $19.95

    About Rite in the Rain
    Founded more than a century ago in the forests of the Great Northwest, Rite in the Rain began by developing sheets of paper hand-dipped with a special coating to create a unique moisture shield for use in the logging industry.  Made in the USA since 1916, Rite in the Rain All-Weather Writing Products circulate around the world in the hands of outdoor professionals working in poor weather.  For more information about Rite in the Rain, visit: RiteintheRain.com.


    Photos courtesy of Rite in the Rain.


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    Will P

    Lifelong hobby/sport shooter and hunter, former US Army infantryman, perpetual firearms student. Always seeking to become better and learn more. Interested in a wide variety of shooting disciplines, and passionate about all kinds of guns. Contact on Instagram: @WillTFB


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