Key benefits Quick and reliable scope leveling you can perform in the field or at the bench. The leveler wedge and base apply controlled pressure to rotate the scope until it is level, reducing cant errors. Broad compatibility. Fits standard Picatinny rails or one piece mounts and installs directly below the turret cluster for a stable, repeatable alignment. Simple installation that preserves ring tension. After mounting the scope, tighten the rings to remove slack but leave enough play to rotate the scope by hand for final zeroing and leveling. Practical design for repeatable performance. The angled slot on the leveler base ensures correct orientation during setup and consistent results across uses. What it is and how it works Leveler wedge Insert into the base slot from the side until it contacts the bottom of the turret cluster. Leveler base Place on the Picatinny rail or onepiece mount directly below the turret cluster. The angled slot should face upward on the side. Leveling action Gently apply pressure to the leveler so the scope rotates and is leveled. Scope mounting Place the scope in rings or a onepiece mount. Tighten the rings to remove slack but keep enough looseness to rotate the scope by hand for precise leveling. Compatibility and fit Works with standard Picatinny rails and onepiece mounts. Designed to be positioned directly below the turret cluster for straightforward leveling. The angled slot orientation guides proper installation and leveling sequence. 23 use scenarios or applications Field hunting on uneven terrain Quickly level your scope between shots to maintain consistent accuracy without removing or extensively reworking mounting hardware. Range setup for precision shooting Install and level the scope efficiently, reducing time spent finetuning alignment before the first trigger pull. Rifle maintenance or scope swapping Reinstall and relevel after mounting a different scope or after disassembly, ensuring the sight picture is accurate with minimal adjustment. Notes on use Follow the fourstep process for reliable leveling: insert the wedge, position the base under the turret cluster on the rail or mount, apply gentle pressure to level, and secure the scope in rings or the mount with appropriate slack remaining for hand rotation.