I know these have been around quite awhile and I would like to hear people’s thoughts that use them. I’m looking in to ordering one, is it money well spent? I’m currently using a rail mounted bubble and it’s very hard to see sometimes.
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If you need a level it's the heat. My ELR guns all sport one, but otherwise the question is do you really NEED a level? On a 2K target, any measurable cant is a bad thing. On a 600 yard target, anything that would cause a real problem should be pretty obvious even without a level.
I've had one mounted vertically on a Spuhr for 2-3 years and have had zero trouble.
i use them because i dont shoot as much as i used to, and my fundamentals are not the same
so for me its more of a retraining tool
after i get back on the wagon i use it to spot check if the horizon or back stop is playing tricks with my eyes
then the cycle repeats itself when life gets in the way again
so for me its more of a retraining tool
after i get back on the wagon i use it to spot check if the horizon or back stop is playing tricks with my eyes
then the cycle repeats itself when life gets in the way again
Definitely easier to see…You don’t need to look straight at it….I love mine
If you notice my bubble level on the Spuhr mount is off. I used 3 levels to verify the Spuhr was NOT accurate.
I'm just curious.......do you set the sendit to be level with the rail off the action? Then set your scope reticle level to the sendit? What if your rail isn't level to begin with?
....reticle to plumb line, sendit to reticle...
Well yeah the reticle is always to plumb. So you plumb your reticle, then install sendit. But sendit attaches to the scope rail. If your reticle isn't level to the rail, the sendit will give you level indication where the reticle is not. Get what I'm saying?
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