Instead of trying to level the scope by sight, use a set of bubble levels. 25 bucks on Amazon for set of 2 Weaver scope levels. I would rather wait a week for the correct tool than waste ammo, time and your patience trying to do it without correct tool for the job.
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Instead of trying to level the scope by sight, use a set of bubble levels. 25 bucks on Amazon for set of 2 Weaver scope levels. I would rather wait a week for the correct tool than waste ammo, time and your patience trying to do it without correct tool for the job.
Actually bsand, when you look into the plumbob process the correct method is as described, and is worth the time some F classers take on their rifles.
Potato tomato. A bubble level relies on the accuracy of the placement of the levels and assumes level.
IMHO and through my practice the adjustment to the true centerline is the most accurate method for canting your scope. Spend your time and money as you see fit. I would think 8-10 shots ($7.50 by my reloads) to verify cant is worth the shots taken and provides you exact confidence in the field. My 2c.
Potato tomato. A bubble level relies on the accuracy of the placement of the levels and assumes level.
IMHO and through my practice the adjustment to the true centerline is the most accurate method for canting your scope. Spend your time and money as you see fit. I would think 8-10 shots ($7.50 by my reloads) to verify cant is worth the shots taken and provides you exact confidence in the field. My 2c.
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What is the problem? Defect?
Jerry
Jerry
Mine grouped 5 shots 0.5", 30 moa high. According to the Savage repair center the barrel is not bent but from what Savage told him a replacement barrel will solve the problem.
