Bubble Level?

B Square lasted about 5 rounds before the bubble fell out on the ground ... I layed the superglue to it and it's stayed in place since. Mine is on a picatanny rail positioned just forward of the "scopes" eye piece. I normally get on target then glance down and to the left to check the bubble. If everything is good then I proceed. Can't see how you could possibly sight on target and referance the bubble level at the same time.. So regardless of position on said firearm as long as its visible from behind the scope "per referance" you should be golden!!!
 
Doggin Rocks!!!!!!
2 muchgun can you elaborate on the level you posted??? Looks like a superior setup... Really interested in it... Thank You!
 
Originally Posted By: Field Medic
Can't see how you could possibly sight on target and referance the bubble level at the same time..



I mounted mine forward and have no problem seeing it with my left eye at any time.
 
It's hard to tell from Jeff's pic; with all eyes focusing on the "Hubble" (yes I am jelous), but the holland is very visible from behind the gun. It's mounted forward & doesn't shadow the turret like many others. I've used a bunch & think the holland is best design also. However, it does "stick out" a bit.

Never used one of the rail mount jobs pictured but they don't look very "adjustable"... I would NOT want a cant device I could not adjust.


Larry! If you don't get your stanley straight, your going to be shooting to the left a whole lot when you "spin knobs"
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Catshooter
Got it! Had some difficulty imaging it untill your post.. B-Square is known to make some great products... Since I glued mine back in its worked flawlessly... It happens!! No worries!!
 
Ive never had a level on any of my firearms and have never had a issue hitting what I am at no matter the angle. To me is a useless item hanging on a gun. I don't need to be looking at a bubble when I should be looking through the scope & shooting instead of shuffling my gun.
 
Do you do any long range target shooting with target/tactical rifles, or shoot in any competitions?

I don't use levels on hunting rigs........
 
Originally Posted By: 5spdIve never had a level on any of my firearms and have never had a issue hitting what I am at no matter the angle. To me is a useless item hanging on a gun. I don't need to be looking at a bubble when I should be looking through the scope & shooting instead of shuffling my gun.

If you don't shoot at long range, then you don't need it - if you shoot at long range, then many of the "Bad wind calls" are due to cant.
 
Originally Posted By: CatShooterOriginally Posted By: Field Medic
Can't see how you could possibly sight on target and referance the bubble level at the same time..



I mounted mine forward and have no problem seeing it with my left eye at any time.



Same here. Mounted it on the left side in front of the turret and i can see the crosshairs and bubble simultaneous. That being said, Rarely do i ever use my bubble for shots under 500 yards.
 
Originally Posted By: Wbundy
That being said, Rarely do i ever use my bubble for shots under 500 yards.



Why would anyone take shots under 500 yards??
 
I like the Holland and the Wheeler levels and have one Vortex that is nice too. How can you expect to make shots on critters like these without a Bubble level??
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That moose was actually closer but I let him get 25 yards before I could fumble my camera out.
 
Originally Posted By: CatShooterOriginally Posted By: 5spdIve never had a level on any of my firearms and have never had a issue hitting what I am at no matter the angle. To me is a useless item hanging on a gun. I don't need to be looking at a bubble when I should be looking through the scope & shooting instead of shuffling my gun.

If you don't shoot at long range, then you don't need it - if you shoot at long range, then many of the "Bad wind calls" are due to cant.

No, Say it aint so.....
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