34mm Anti-Cant Scope Bubble Level for Precision Long-Range Shooting (1PC-G2)

I am very happy with the quality. Fit and finish is nice. I installed it on my rifle scope at first I was afraid level was a little small. I now like it better than some I have at 3 times the price. Its big enough to see and small enough not to get bumped out of adjustment. It was shipped fast and in a bubble envelope.

Excellent level at a good price. I used it on a PRS rig. It’s small enough to be protected by the scope turrets while working a barricade. But large enough to be clearly visible while “in the scope.” It has been durable, and hasn’t lost zero after initial install. I liked it so much I bought a 2nd one when the time came.

I gave it 5 stars based on the price. The bubble is very small and does not protrude out as much as I'd like. If high visibility is a concern I'd look elsewhere.

It works well but can be difficult to center as the bubble is small. It does not add any weight really a 34mm scope is heavy anyway.

Mounted on an Arken SJ4 6-24x50 with 34mm body and fits perfectly

working great

I do a fair bit of bench rest shooting and when shooting at different distances it is important to have your scope aligned with your rifle. It has become common to see shooters using a gun mounted level at the bench to verify that they are holding the rifle level. This leveling kit is an inexpensive way to get things lined up properly. I have a scope already mounted using laser levels and plumb bobs to give absolute alignment. I bolted the picatinny rail level onto the rifle and then leveled it by that level in a bench vise. Then compared that to a plumb bob line and the cross hairs and it was right on. The bubble level placed on the scope was also centered perfectly so I am satisfied that they both are accurate. I then mounted the scope anti cant level in position and then canted the rifle several times and then re leveled it by the scope anti cant level to check the scope level against the rail level and crosshairs and all three always lined up. The two levels while being light as they are made of aluminum do seem to be of good quality. Nothing wrong with leaving both levels on the rifle to compare the two while shooting at the bench.

No so easy to fit depending on the scope and rings position.