With the Circles & Dots Decals from Specialty Archery you get a simple yet effective system for improving your aiming optics on the scope sight.
Whether in training or at tournaments – these stickers help you structure your sight picture more clearly and aim more precisely.
They are easy to apply and available in various colours so you can adapt them optimally to lighting conditions and personal preferences.
"Circles & Dots" are self-adhesive vinyl decals in the form of circles and dots of various sizes that you can place on your scope lens or aiming optics.
Depending on the chosen colour (e.g. black, orange, yellow) and size, the elements can be used to define your own aiming markings – for example to fine-tune alignment or to assist with holding.
Each strip variant contains a selection of circles and dots in various diameters that can be easily removed and reapplied without damaging the lens or leaving residue.
Features
Flexible aiming-mark system: Choose circles or dots in the size that suits your target distance and sight style.
Easy mounting: Self-adhesive and easy to apply to or reposition on the scope lens or eyepiece.
Variety of sizes: Circles (approx. 0.120″ to 0.610″) and dots (approx. 0.0625″ to 0.250″) for individual adaptation.
Precise alignment aid: Supports visual aiming and alignment through clear, structured aiming points.
Technical data
Material: Self-adhesive vinyl decals
Elements per strip:
12 circles in varying diameters (≈ 0.120″ – 0.610″)
14 dots in varying diameters (≈ 0.0625″ – 0.250″)
Total quantity per package: 36 circles + 42 dots
Packaging weight: approx. 0.05 lbs (~ 23 g)
Dimensions: approx. 5.5 × 3.125 × 0.375 in (approx. 14 × 8 × 1 cm)
Scope of delivery
1 × combo package
Note
"Circles & Dots" can help you structure your scope sight picture individually, especially if you work with a standard crosshair or need additional visual reference points.
These decals are not an optical magnification or lens, but serve as visual aiming markings that are applied without modifying the scope.
Make sure to place the decals so that they do not obscure your line of sight, and test different combinations of dots and circles to find out which aiming configuration works best for you – especially in changing lighting conditions or distances.