Scope Level Scope Leveling Kit, High Precision Big Bubble Scope Level, Scope Bubble Level Helps The Scope Keep Vertical

Great product!

Seems to work fine so far

This level worrks great on my rifle if I have the room to mount it. If you are using the mounts that aren't seperate, but have both clamps on the one one piece you may not have enough room left for mounting. It helps with consistency in shooting. The clamp is a bit funky but it holds very well without shifting position.

Works as described

Good product. The level is true. The issue is when mounting an optic with the rings the level isnt low profile enough to fit underneath the optic.

I have bought several rifle levelers at cost from $50-$110 from quality makers, MK Machine and Warne however its just air and liquid in an aluminum case so why spend so much for something that cost pennies to make? This one is less than $10 and goes onto a pic rail in 2 seconds and easy to see that even Stevie Wonder can read it. Great when in your deer stand or dark box and you can't see your $100 one! I put this one up close in front of my scope so I can see it clearly and I can take it off when I'm done for the day or putting it into my gun case. It uses an allen wrench I keep in my gun case/bag and take it on and off in 2 seconds.

Poorly machined. Needs shims to sit snugly on picatinny rails. All the way tightened, the level slides on the rail. Could be fixed in manufacturing if the rail mount area was shortened by 1/16th of an inch.

I like this scope level, especially for the price. This level appears to be well made as you can see in the first picture. When laid on a torpedo level, its bubble is pretty darn close to center. The second picture is a scope jig that I made. The torpedo level is laying across the picatinny rail and, as you can see, the torpedo level and the jig level match. The third picture is the scope level attached to the jig and you can see the jig is still level, but the scope level is a little off. It's within the lines, but the bubble is touching the left line. It's close, but it's not close enough for my likes. In the fourth picture, the scope level's bubble is exactly in the middle of the vial after adjusting it using the adjustment screws on the bottom. Fortunately, it didn't need much adjustment because I hit the limit and couldn't have gone any further. Overall. I like it, but you should definitely check it for accuracy after you get it. A few reviews mention that the buyer had to return it to get a scope level that's accurate. I plan to use it to verify level after mounting a rifle scope, but personally, I wouldn't use it for actually shooting a rifle because it sticks out too far. I'd be worried about catching it on something or getting damaged by hitting it on something.