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Post by keith on Aug 5, 2015 15:36:46 GMT -5
Hillbill and Keith: Would you suggest using the level for long range hunting? What is the exact model and where might be a good place to buy it? Any other pointers about the bubble/level? Is there a level you can use with a regular Murphy scope mount? I recommend them for any long shot whether targets or (especially) game. I like the Flat-Line Ops and Accuracy First bubble levels and both mount on your scope tube. There are levels that mount to the base but I like them on the scope for a couple of reasons. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 5, 2015 15:42:58 GMT -5
Hillbill and Keith: Would you suggest using the level for long range hunting? What is the exact model and where might be a good place to buy it? Any other pointers about the bubble/level? Is there a level you can use with a regular Murphy scope mount? I recommend them for any long shot whether targets or (especially) game. I like the Flat-Line Ops and Accuracy First bubble levels and both mount on your scope tube. There are levels that mount to the base but I like them on the scope for a couple of reasons. Man your stuff is expensive, but way cool: www.amazon.com/FLATLINE-OPS-Hunter-Scope-Level-HUNTER/dp/B004SREPYS ` |
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Post by hillbill on Aug 5, 2015 15:57:58 GMT -5
I have had scope mounted levels but like this one better, its kind of out of the way and where its positioned I never have to move my head from the cheek weld. I simply focus my left eye on it to see if its on. Its a US Optics and is rail mounted, its on a Ken Farrell base on my gun. they also make one that swings out of the way but I like this one..
this is a pic with the cover off, I will show the cover screwed on the opposite side. 
a view from the scope, not a good representation but you get the idea. 
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Post by keith on Aug 5, 2015 19:33:43 GMT -5
My partner uses the one Bill has but is swapping over to a scope mounted level since we swap scopes a lot. I like the Accuracy 1st level best (costs half of what the Flat Line model does and is more durable ) and it co-witnesses like Bill's. I'm shooting a bunch this week on some new guns and they are working well.
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Post by rojo23 on Aug 6, 2015 6:27:31 GMT -5
I have used the US optics rail mount level like Hillbill posted. It is a very nice level, and easy to see while you are still down on your rifle. I was shooting out to 1150 yards, and it made a huge difference out past about 600 yards.
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Post by markb317 on Aug 6, 2015 13:49:35 GMT -5
I use the levels made for Vortex Optics. They clamp onto the scope tube.
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