Turret Label Maker

Scope turret workshop

Precision elevation labels
made to fit your scope

Turn your verified distance-to-click data into a clean, accurately sized tape for your exact turret.

Exact click spacingPrint at 100%MOA · MIL · MRAD

Label setup

Scope & turret details

Turret diameter Outer diameter where label wrapsmmLabel height Usable flat band heightmm

Adjustment unit

MIL and MRAD are equivalent angular units; both names are offered to match scope markings.

One click equalsClicks per revolution From scope manual

Turret number direction

Fine calibration

Correct the physical fit

First print with both values at their defaults. Only change them after measuring the test print or checking the wrap.

50 mm test line measuredmmWrap fit adjustmentmm

Printer correction 100% · Output width 100.53 mm

Ballistic data

Distance-to-click table

Enter total clicks from zero. Values may exceed one revolution; the turn and physical position are calculated automatically.

Distance (m)Total clicksTurn · position

T10 clk

T12 clk

T15 clk

T111 clk

T118 clk

T130 clk

Show cut boundary on print

Printed label style

Label background colour

Custom

Label accent colour

Custom

Distance number layout

Two scales alternate the entries: 50 m bottom, 55 m middle, 60 m bottom, 65 m middle.

Number position on printed tape

Choose the side that keeps the distances upright after the tape is fitted to your turret.

Measurement tip Use digital calipers on the exact band where the label will sit. Do not use the knurled grip diameter.

Live output

Printable turret label

100.53 mmCalculated wrap1.676 mmTick spacing100%Correction

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Ballistic distance tape · exact proportions¼ MOA · distances in mA4 · 5 print copies

100.53 mm corrected print width

50 mm calibration line If it measures differently, enter that result under Fine calibration and print again.

Exact zero alignment

The cut seam is intentionally offset. Align the 0-click distance mark itself—not the tape edge—with your scope's index line.

Manual turn tracking required

Your turret cannot identify its revolution. Always return to zero before starting, count complete turns aloud or on a card, and confirm the required T1/T2/T3 tape before using a distance mark.