Hello, new member here and my first post. I hope the pictures come trough.
I made this under scope, rail mounted bubble level. The reason for this is that I don't like the scope mounted levels and the common rail mounted stuff sticks to the side and snags on stuff (or this is my experience with them). This one is under the scope in the field of view and has little bit of phosphor behind the level for low light situations.
I made it out of marine epoxy and old bubble level. I formed a square mold with straw sticking trough it over picatinny and filled it with epoxy, which was followed by shaping and sanding. To get the bubble level straight was easy task cause the hole left by straw was bigger than the level itself. I wedged it straight with toothpicks and glued in place.
Right now its friction held but has hold its place trough couple of range trips. Tough I'm little bit paranoid loosing it and thinking about drilling and pin attaching it trough picantinny slots.
I made this under scope, rail mounted bubble level. The reason for this is that I don't like the scope mounted levels and the common rail mounted stuff sticks to the side and snags on stuff (or this is my experience with them). This one is under the scope in the field of view and has little bit of phosphor behind the level for low light situations.
I made it out of marine epoxy and old bubble level. I formed a square mold with straw sticking trough it over picatinny and filled it with epoxy, which was followed by shaping and sanding. To get the bubble level straight was easy task cause the hole left by straw was bigger than the level itself. I wedged it straight with toothpicks and glued in place.
Right now its friction held but has hold its place trough couple of range trips. Tough I'm little bit paranoid loosing it and thinking about drilling and pin attaching it trough picantinny slots.
