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SKU: 240-W-113088
UPC: 661120130888
MFG#: 113088

Scope leveling system worked as advertised. But the magnet should be a lot stronger. It fell out of the receiver several times. The top-level needs a magnet, so it will stay on the top sight screw when the caps are off. My scopes were 2-3 degrees off. They did work but need to improve. A bit pricey for the product. A one-inch plastic level, one with a magnet on the bottom of it.

Plastic construction with flexible magnets. Worked just fine with my Weatherby Accumark with a stainless steel barrel. It did take a few minutes before I was satisfied with placement of level. I have a tendency to cant my rifle, so this was a real help. Probably the best scope mount I have ever done.

I checked the levels with a 4-foot level, both showed to be "true". I am pleased overall with the product, but the magnet is not strong enough to hold the lower level to the receiver. Mine at least requires one hand to hold the magnet down while you use the other to tighten the scope rings. Not hard to do,,,,, but that is what the "magnet" is SUPPOSED to be for.

This is an excellent Scope leveling system , and have great results from it. I have helped several people at the range make important alignment procedures with the levels and had them shooting like a pro in no time. Follow the instruction closely, and you will have no problems at all mounting a new scope.

This product is a Godsend. It is straightforward and works better than any method I have found (a great combination). I have used it on several different actions (Rem 700, Model 70, Ruger 77 and Mauser 98), and it has helped me complete the crosshair leveling task on each of them in minutes. Also, worth noting, I had no problems with magnet stregnth like some of the other reviewers claim.

This is an outstanding tool to perform an frequently aggravating job! The thing I like most about it is that you can constantly confirm the alignment (levelness) of the top turret in relation to the rifle's flat horizontal surface as you progressively tighten the ring screws. Before, the scope would rotate slightly while tightening, and you may not notice until you were done torquing the screws. Now, it saves me time and a whole lot of angst the very first time! Good Job!

Levels are undoubtedly easy to use. There is a certain amount of "grain of salt" that must be applied in their use. The two levels didn't agree with what was "level" when placed on a reference flat surface, or when turned 180 degrees. So by splitting the difference, I was able to come up with a "level" solution that worked just fine. I've now used them on two Winchesters (Model 52 and 69), a Springfield '03, and a Remington 700, all with success.

I've tried all the other crosshair leveling devices, and this is the best! Fast and accurate. I have used it on seven guns, and it worked on everyone.

The product works excellent on Remingtons, takes a little patience with Winchesters and Weatherbys. Magnets are a little weak but you must remember they don't work on stainless, aluminum or chro-molly. Tip - place levels on flat surface noting bubble relationship to cursor lines. Turn the scope base level 180 degrees and note the position. Mark with an arrow the direction on the scope base level that best matches the bubble position of the breach level. This should give you the most accurate alignment for your set of levels.