Rifle Scopes Using Spuhr mount

[kujuak]

Given the location of the built in levelling the Spuhr mount it is not clear to me how it would be useful when shooting. How does one see the level when head on cheekrest?
I have add on levels on 2 scopes, one located on top of tube, the other you can leave on top or flip out to the side. I find them easy to use while remaining in position on cheek rest.I don't need Spuhr capability of attaching more stuff on the scope, after the cost of rifle and scope can't afford more suff
I am just trying to justify the added cost of Spuhr mount($485Cdn) above my usual ATRS Ultra light rings($220Cdn) which have worked well for me so far.

Thanks!

 

[b6graham]

If you're buying the spuhr for the level you're way out in left field.

Yeah you can see it...barely...maybe. I can see if I'm canted hard left and know to correct but i dont look for the bubble

The spuhr is great but if I didn't get such a deal I'd have ARC M10 rings and be perfectly happy with them

 

[redneckbmxer24]

I use Spuhrs and have no trouble seeing the levels and glance at the before breaking each shot. I also use the 1.5" height models to index with clip ons so that may have something to do with it if you're using lower ones.

My only complaint is that they don't glow at night but they were never designed to.

 

[newguy2k3v2]

With smaller scope oculars you can see the level fine. With my razor g2 and Amg I can see the level with my left eye. Rather than centering the bubble put the left edge of it on the left line and it's level.

 

[Krazy_jim]

You can check out Richard Nears products if you want to stay with canadian. I have multiple rails and alpha mounts from him.

 

[VegasHKShooter]

I also use my left eye. I open my eye, give a peek, and I’m gtg. It’s easier to see that it seems like it would be. In my opinion at least.

 

[stwcattle]

You are right, the bubble isnt of much use. I justify buying a Sphur because it's the best optic mount money can buy.