Bubble Level for Vulcan
Looking for some opinions on which level you guys prefer to use for ease of eyesight reference while on the target. Should I purchase the ring type for my Hawke Tactical, or get one for the picatiny rail?
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I’ve sold dozens…….
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/1227482391/hollands-signature-series-anti-cant-device-matte
FlatlineOps has some choices too that many like but I haven’t had any experience with them.
Thanks you Sir, for the info and links!
Funny shit right there Zonk!…….Mine’s bigger than Led’s!……. :8: Your level is certainly easy to see! Genius I tell ya!… :rofl:
I’ve been busy training for the Ironman. Not much time to be on TAG. Zonk this one got me rolling on the floor. Thanks for the laugh.
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I personally like the Holland’s Signature series anti-cant level. It looks the best in my opinion. Some people complain it’s hard to install and level with your reticle but just install it on your scope and get it level prior to installing it on your gun. I installed it in front of the elevation/side parallax knobs. Open both eyes to check if your gun is level, close your non-scope eye before pulling the trigger.
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/1227482391/hollands-signature-series-anti-cant-device-matte
FlatlineOps has some choices too that many like but I haven’t had any experience with them.
Deenut you trying to compete with leadbetter?? I have the picatinny scope level on my cricket and love it. Here’s a picture of it
you don’t even need glasses to see it….
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Why spend big bucks if you can make your own for no money at all…that is, if you already have a spare scope ring and a bubble level lying around. Just saying. 😀