Scope Level, Premium Alloy Scope Mount Kit, Hand Level Scope for Leveling Scopes Mounted in Scope Rings or One-Piece Mounts, Defense Kit/Scope Level Kit, Scope Mounting Level/Scope Leveling Tool

This is a handy tool to have around. We'll made and easy to keep in a range bag. Works quite well.

Very easy to use and inexpensive. Great tool in most respects, but if you have low rings, there's not enough clearance for them to work.

As long as your reticle is put in correctly from the factory theses are fantastic for installing a scope on a piccatiney rail I have a Spurh on another rifle that uses such a method and it makes for a perfect installation. There is nothing worse for accuracy than to have a reticle which is canted and this remedies this possibility. I have been at war with trying to mount a scope and when tightening the screws the scope rotates a degree or two and this takes care of this.

Well machined, straight and easy to level a scope using this tool. Gets even better when pairing with a Wheeler Bubble level.

This takes a few minutes... every scope has a flat surface on the bottom of the scope. 1) Get the rifle leveled using a small level on a flat surface of the receiver 2) Install the scope and tighten down the picatinny mount 3) Loosen the scope clamps so the scope can move left or right 4) Add the small slotted tool on picatinny mount and slide the triangle (large or small) into the slot with the angle down until it levels the scope and re-tighten the scope mounts. 5) Double check the lever by verifying the scope anti-cant level that was already previously set. Done!

Use with a picatiny rail.

The pieces did fit together . . . one oversized the other undersized. Someone was asleep at the Quality Wheel the day these were made. A great concept and have seen others that have actually worked . . . this particular set did not. Good product design . . . but only if your Picatinny rail has no cutouts . . . such as a typical AR setup. It will not work on a bolt action application where the rail has a cutout to provide insertion or extraction of the round. On my bolt action rifles, I tend to center the scope right over the bolt opening thus if it's a rail mount application - the cutout provides no support for this design to work. It should work great on an AR or applications or where you have a full rail to work with underneath the scope flat spot.

Still have to pay extra attention to both surfaces being flush. Also, this won’t fit in half of the optics set-up I use due to the thickness. It has a purpose and is pretty useful for what it is. I ha have 2 so it can’t be that bad right?