How to Level a Rifle Scope Easily and Accurately
Mounting a rifle scope is one thing—leveling it correctly is another. A misaligned reticle can lead to frustrating misses at longer distances, especially when making elevation adjustments or using holdovers. That’s why leveling your scope to the rifle’s rail or receiver—not just relying on your rings—is essential for precision and consistency.
Many shooters try to eyeball the alignment or use the removable turret caps and bubble levels to get close. But these methods can be unreliable, especially when thread tolerances or uneven surfaces throw off your reference points. The better approach? Use a dedicated scope leveling tool that references the flat on the bottom of the scope tube against the flat surface of the rail or mount.
Our Scope Leveling Tool is a simple, effective solution. It works by creating a flush, repeatable surface that wedges itself between your optic and the receiver, ensuring your reticle is truly level to the rifle. It levels your scope in seconds, requires no special tools, and works with a wide range of rifle and optic setups. Plus, it’s compact, reusable, and inexpensive—perfect for anyone who mounts scopes regularly.
If you’re tired of second-guessing your scope setup or chasing zero at distance, this little tool makes a big difference. Grab yours here and make sure your next mount job is dead-on from the start.