Rifle Scopes Spuhr mount, need a second scope level??

[kujuak]

I have been using Flatlineops flip out Accu/level covert on my scope and find it works really works well for me.Looking at Spuhr mount for a new rifle , the built in level does not look practical for me. It seems I would need an eye on my chin to use it and not break cheek weld.
With my current set up I can just glance up and see the levelling device without changing my position at all. Am I missing something?

Thanks!

 

[mrtoyz]

Your are correct, can’t see Spuhr level without moving your head. Don’t think knowing would’ve changed my mind on the Spuhr purchases but...

 

[Vargmat]

You are missing that you dont really need a level in the first place. I stopped using them 2 years ago and it may seem like it is almost some kind of miracle, but I still hit most things that I aim at, even beyond 1000 meters. And when I dont, its hardly the lack of a level that would make the difference.

 

[Stpilot12]

I have been using Flatlineops flip out Accu/level covert on my scope and find it works really works well for me.Looking at Spuhr mount for a new rifle , the built in level does not look practical for me. It seems I would need an eye on my chin to use it and not break cheek weld.
With my current set up I can just glance up and see the levelling device without changing my position at all. Am I missing something?

Thanks!

The Sphur mounts are excellent, I have have several... I wear contacts so seeing the built in level is impossible, so I still run levels up on the scope.

 

[Crang]

Recently put a Minox is a Sphur. Was able to see the level just fine with my non dominant eye without breaking position when the scope had the Tenebrex caps on it that it came with. I switched to Aadmount caps and cant see it anymore. So seems like a few variables if you can see it or not.

 

[Fig]

You are missing that you dont really need a level in the first place. I stopped using them 2 years ago and it may seem like it is almost some kind of miracle, but I still hit most things that I aim at, even beyond 1000 meters. And when I dont, its hardly the lack of a level that would make the difference.

Sounds like witchcraft to me. Let’s see if @Vargmat weighs more than a duck!

 

[kujuak]

Does anyone have a photo of an aftermarket level device on a Spuhr mounted scope? I'd love to see it. My new scope arrives in next 2 weeks and I'd like to get my mount right quick. Got $500 burning a hole in my pocket.


Thanks!

 

[Vargmat]

As an educational service:
THLR about levels. (libels)

 

[newguy2k3v2]

I have two spuhr mounts. With a Bushnell lrhs I could see the level below the ocular. I can't now but I can see it just fine with my left eye. Put the left edge of the bubble on the left line to make up for the angle.

 

[Jimgal62]

I have two spuhr mounts. With a Bushnell lrhs I could see the level below the ocular. I can't now but I can see it just fine with my left eye. Put the left edge of the bubble on the left line to make up for the angle.

I put a SendIt digital level on my rail in front of the scope mount.

 

[RampedRaptor]

Does anyone have a photo of an aftermarket level device on a Spuhr mounted scope? I'd love to see it. My new scope arrives in next 2 weeks and I'd like to get my mount right quick. Got $500 burning a hole in my pocket.


Thanks!

 

[Jimgal62]

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[Jimgal62]

Here is my rifle in PRS comp

 

[Jimgal62]

Here is my rifle in PRS comp

 

[Jimgal62]

Let’s try one more time.

 

[ZeroMOA]

I went electronic as well, you can see the level with my NF 7-35, but to me it’s not very precise being so small...but certainly better than nothing!

 

[proSquid]

I went electronic as well, you can see the level with my NF 7-35, but to me it’s not very precise being so small...but certainly better than nothing!

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Whats the height size of your 4602 Spuhr?

 

[VegasHKShooter]

I have one on my AI holding a S&B 5-25. I can see the level in my left eye. Never been an issue for me. I ass u med it was made to be used that way.

 

[yakstone]

Shooting with both eyes open not a problem. Closing one eye becomes a challenge.