What do the mass's think

[Hammer101st]

Level-Right® Pro

ACCURATE SCOPE MOUNTING MADE EASY A level reticle is critical to long range Accuracy. For longer shots a canted (or unlevel) reticle will pull or push the bullets trajectory off of vertical center. It gets worse the further the distance increases. A level scope means that the reticle...

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What is thought about this im lookin for a system that is fast and repeatable

 

[RetiredArmy]

I use a $5.00 plumbob.

 

[Adam in WI]

^^^ that right there

 

[Kracken McGraw]

I find if you can get the rail level, it’s easy to just eyeball the reticle level.

 

[Hammer101st]

^^^ that right there

I use a $5.00 plumbob.

Ok let me rephrase my question to somthing more direct. Im not lookin for what you "ie" the forum member uses im looking for flaws in the system or something of that matter. Not i have been doin it this way for a thousand years. Im a member on this forum for the common good of information and discussion hence the word "forum" now with my question rephrased im mean no disrespect on anybody who has posted.
Obviously i know about the plumbob method but i dont have a sturdy workbench to work off of or the place or distance to do the plumbob thinga ma bob i have to do stuff in one place abd then go shoot in another. This system looks like i can set it on my flimsy kitchen table and not worry about trying to hang a plumbob at said distance do all agree

 

[Adam in WI]

The plumb line can hang from anything, a target stand, tree limb, etc... Or take a level and make sure one of your target stands vertical components is in fact vertical. I don't know how the others do it, but I simply view the "plumb" line through the bore with the rifle in a sturdy rest, and adjust scope windage to match the line. From there, you should be able to adjust your elevation up and down a good percentage of your total adjustment (not necessarily stop to stop) and the crosshair should remain on the plumb line. If it doesn't, your scope isn't level to the rifle. At least it's worked for me...

 

[Hammer101st]

I think it has it's place. It would be convenient in two ways. Someone with limited space and someone using scopes with higher level minimum magnification. If you have a scope that turns down to 5-10X then using your basement/garage/etc. works fine. If your minimum magnification is 36X or higher then I think this would be handy.

Having said that I can get my 40-60X level without such a device. But for the price I would think about it.

S.A.C. has a really nice one too but for more than double the price. After the cost gets to a certain point I think it becomes more of a business option than a hobby one.

Final Scope Level

NOTE: The Final Scope Level Assembly may have light machining marks from the machining process. There also may be slight imperfections in the hardcoat anodizing. This is normal and does not effect the function of the Final Scope Level.

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I considered the SAC option it is a really nice piece i talked myself out of it. I had a neighbor that had badger ordance's set up i really liked it but i cant seem to find it in stock to save my life. I think what you think it would be convenient for me with my space and set up i have. I just want to make sure its not witch docter medicen

 

[Dgd6mm]

Level-Right® Pro

ACCURATE SCOPE MOUNTING MADE EASY A level reticle is critical to long range Accuracy. For longer shots a canted (or unlevel) reticle will pull or push the bullets trajectory off of vertical center. It gets worse the further the distance increases. A level scope means that the reticle...

www.realavid.com

What is thought about this im lookin for a system that is fast and repeatable

My first thought is, no I wouldn't use it. 2nd thought is I like to clear my reticle first, then adjust my eye relief before I level and torque, which I didn't see him do or mention either... Did I miss it in the video?

 

[Hammer101st]

My first thought is, no I wouldn't use it. 2nd thought is I like to clear my reticle first, then adjust my eye relief before I level and torque, which I didn't see him do or mention either... Did I miss it in the video?

I think he said his wife has her eye relief set allready

 

[6MMsteve]

I use gauge blocks little tedious, but crosshair is dead on with rifle

 

[6MMsteve]

I measure from the butt pad 10.5 with a brake, and 12.5 without a brake to set my eye relief

 

[Emmett Dibble]