How to Level a Rifle Scope - Wheeler Precision Levels

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Published 2021-04-10
How to Level a Rifle Scope

One of the topics that has many many different opinions on. What is the quickest and simplest answer.....well this would be one of them. The Wheeler Professional Levels allow a quick and simple way to mount your scope.

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Some may agree or disagree on the turret cap method, so you can always confirm the results using the plumb line system, as shown in the video.

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All Comments (21)
  • @Kevin-kn2ke
    This is the best explained video for this on YouTube. Cheers
  • @irispf2966
    Finally, a straightforward explanation! Thank you for the precise details.
  • @6handicap604
    Rotate the turret 90 degrees, chances are it will not remain level. The mechanics of the turret are not perfectly square with the reticle or base of the scope. In the example shown the top cap is ovate in shape, it is not even flat, the level is resting on one point. Do what you want, I simply hang a plumb line at 25 or 50 yards and align the reticle to it after leveling the rifle, gravity works every time.
  • Thank you kind sir for this video. I bought the Wheeler level system and used it per your instructions here. I have a FX Crown MK2 GRS and a FX Dreamline Tact Compact, and I had no idea that the scopes were not completely level till I checked them with the Wheeler. I started the process from the beginning and it was very easy to get things right this time. I'm glad I found your video and I'm glad I spent the money for the Wheeler kit. I'm a subscriber. Thanks again.
  • @ianwood4974
    Well presented and informative as usual Giles👍🏼
  • and been to my local range and it has improved getting tighter groups and all my rifles are done , and its good to see how far your eyes are out
  • @brunol.8608
    Super helpful tutorial, thank you! Just used this to level my Vepr scope. :D
  • @eljuan4465
    I really appreciate you taking your time and effort in making these types of videos. I find them very interesting and educational, I've learned a lot from your videos. Keep up the good work 👏.
  • @pincaroel5337
    what a nice blog...it helps for me a lot for how to properly mount the scope...i love it...thanks sir for sharing your expertise....♥️♥️♥️
  • @alanjs1
    There's a really simple and very accurate method. Loosely mount the scope, get a rectangular brass bar, mines about 1"X 0.25". Put it at right angles between the pic rail and the flat section underneath the scope where the turrets are, rotate the bar along its long axis so that it touches and fills the gap between scope and pic rail and check for gaps. If the scope is just loose then it usually takes just a gentle twist of the scope to ensure its all aligned. Simples.
  • @BC-2
    Nicely done my good sir
  • @sherlock2295
    Great tutorial Giles, next do one on how to use the turrets and which way to turn them, I've seen loads not knowing how to do this.