Flatline OPs Accu/Level

[Fisky]

Been doing a lot of reading on ACDs, and you don't hear this one mentioned much, anywhere. What are your thoughts on it? It's awful spendy for a damn level (probably why you don't hear much on it). Is quality and function worth the price? Hell, if you're willing to spend $95 on a USO rail mount that swivels (which I've read about the problems they've had), this set up isn't that much more, and offers attachments for ACIs.

What say you?

Thanks

 

[JoeyAld]

Re: Flatline OPs Accu/Level

I know this is an old post but I recently coughed up the money and bought one. I have become so worried about cant but I find myself always canted when i am shooting on uneven ground. However, I must say that this is a very well built piece of equipment! The fit and finish is very nice. It is a bit heavier than what I expected but I seems very well built. I have the 30mm "sniper" model. The bubble swings up and over and locks into place. it can be adjusted as well so that it reads level with it is flipped down and when flipped out as well. I didn't know what to expect because so many times I wanted to buy the US optics bubble but have read many different reviews. I did feel like it was a bit more then I wanted to spend on a level but I must say I am very satisfied. The bubble also gives you the option to add a degree indicator later on if you so wish too. I know this is a few months behind but I hope it helps.

 

[BattleAxe]

Re: Flatline OPs Accu/Level

Been running these for awhile and they're the best I've found. What's nice about them is the adustability in either retracted or extended position which allows you to tweak it while your reticle is on a plumb-line. Plus I prefer scope mounted units over the rail mounts. The bubble seems more sensitive than others and they're easier to read. They are pricey but given the quality they're not as overpriced as some of the other junk out there.