Ok guys I know this has been brought up a couple of hundred times but I'm still going to post about it...
I am shooting a Sightron SIII on one of my .308's and have leveled the optic to the rifle using levels and mounted a bubble level on same. When I get behind the rifle and hold the rifle to where the permanent level is straight my reticle is crooked. I got so anal to the point to where I leveled the cross hairs to the rifle using light through the scope in a dark room and a hung a straight line on the wall aligning the shadow of the reticle with the straight line. (did this in case the turrets weren't level with reticle for some reason). I'm a right handed shooter and the reticle appears canted counter clockwise a few degrees, I know this can happen just because of the position of my eye to the reticle when I'm behind the optic, please help my sanity and reasure me that this is my issue and not equipment, (The old its the Indian not the arrow).
I am shooting a Sightron SIII on one of my .308's and have leveled the optic to the rifle using levels and mounted a bubble level on same. When I get behind the rifle and hold the rifle to where the permanent level is straight my reticle is crooked. I got so anal to the point to where I leveled the cross hairs to the rifle using light through the scope in a dark room and a hung a straight line on the wall aligning the shadow of the reticle with the straight line. (did this in case the turrets weren't level with reticle for some reason). I'm a right handed shooter and the reticle appears canted counter clockwise a few degrees, I know this can happen just because of the position of my eye to the reticle when I'm behind the optic, please help my sanity and reasure me that this is my issue and not equipment, (The old its the Indian not the arrow).