Optic Leveler Combo Compatible with Rifle Scope Adjustment and Leveling Scopes Mounted in Rings or One-Piece Mounts - Sliver

These are light and easy to throw into a range bag or gear bag. They work great for mounting an optic and are accurate. I've almost always used a plumb line to mount optics but I find these to be as accurate. My sample size is only one but they have saved me a ton of time and I don't even check against a plumb line afterwards. So I trust them.

This is a very clever device for leveling a scope. No need for all the contraptions with various bubble levels attached to your rifle. Just place this device on top of your rail, or a machined flat spot on top of your action, and slide the angled wedge up until it meets the bottom of your scope. Tighten the rings. Boom! Done! Some folks get all wrapped around the axle with having their scope and rifle level with the world, but really that's irrelevant. What matters is your elevation reticle bisects the bore. Then your scope is perpendicular to the rifle for windage and elevation adjustments. Super fast shipping and great product! Definitely would recommend.There's only about two situations where this device won't work for someone. 1.) If they don't have a flat spot on the top of their rifle, or...2.) their reticle in the scope isn't exactly perpendicular to the adjustment knobs (which can happen on some of the cheaper scopes).

Friends are always asking me to help mount scopes and this makes it so much faster I highly recommend it.

I love the simplicity of the wedge. I had a bit of trouble finding enough real estate on my Aero Ultralight mount, but I made it work. Here is the flaw though. You're leveling your scope to the bottom of your turret and assuming the reticle is perfectly level within the turret. I'd bet most scopes aren't, mine wasn't. I searched around and came across the hanging plumb bob flashlight through the scope backwards method (look on Youtube). This method is incredibly simply, can be done with materials you already have laying around your house, and it leads to a damn near perfect leveling of the reticle. I feel much more confident heading to the range now.

Simple for most individuals to use . But for those who do not do regularly what this item intended. Be careful as to continuously remove and re shim back into place. Because as the mounting screws are tightened this tightens the scope downward, tightening the scope to the alignment shims and possibly damaging the scope. So remember to continually remove and reinsert them as you go.

I use LVPOs on Aero Precision Lightweight mounts. Even on extended mounts, you can still level it pretty quickly. The edges could be finished a little better but that’s it. Happy with purchase.

Works as described. Make sure you have a solid one piece base in order to get it to touch a level spot under the scope. In you use a two piece base just make sure you have a flat spot to set this on that’s under a flat spot on your scope.

Much simpler than a bubble level. As long as your rifle has a flat surface on top of the receiver it makes short work of leveling your scope.