Have anyone of you used the Real Avid Level Right Pro scope leveling system? If so, what was your experience? Is it worth purchasing or are there better alternatives? Thanks, Tom
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Mirror & plumb line works WAAYY better than any other leveling system. If you're not familiar search Mirror method for scope leveling here.
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I use a stabila gimbal laser level and match my reticle up, if the gun has a bubble I level the gun first and then do the same. Carpentry things.
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mirror mirror on the wall, aligns the scope to the barrel best of all
5 yds to mirror is all that is needed for a 10 yd parallax
plumb bob is for setting a scope/gun combo levels AFTER alignment of scope to barrel,,, if you use a gun/scope mounted level
has anyone gone back to levels and bobs after learning the mirror method of alignment?
cut and paste from google,,,
5 yds to mirror is all that is needed for a 10 yd parallax
plumb bob is for setting a scope/gun combo levels AFTER alignment of scope to barrel,,, if you use a gun/scope mounted level
has anyone gone back to levels and bobs after learning the mirror method of alignment?
cut and paste from google,,,
Align Scope to Barrel
To align a scope to a rifle barrel using a mirror, follow these steps based on the method described in the context:- Use a large full-body mirror and set it up at a distance of about 5 yards. Adjust the scope to 10 yards (or when it is focused in the mirror).
- Look through the scope at your reflection in the mirror. Use a steady gun rest to keep the rifle stable.
- Loosen the scope ring screws and rotate the scope until the vertical crosshair intersects the barrel when the crosshairs are centered on the scope objective. This ensures the crosshairs are aligned with the bore.
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