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    If I was to use this method, I'd go with sewing thread or fishing line for the plumb line. It should make the alignment more precise.

    I ran across this tool a while back. It mechanically levels your scope, without using a bubble level. It should work if the bottom of your scope's control cluster is square with your reticle and the flat on your scope mount/receiver is square with the plumb-plane through your bore axis.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Storm View Post
    If I was to use this method, I'd go with sewing thread or fishing line for the plumb line. It should make the alignment more precise.

    I ran across this tool a while back. It mechanically levels your scope, without using a bubble level. It should work if the bottom of your scope's control cluster is square with your reticle and the flat on your scope mount/receiver is square with the plumb-plane through your bore axis.

    http://arisakadefense.com/collection...-leveler-combo
    Arisaka copied that from Spuhr. Mile High sells the real-deal Spuhr. It's a bit more money, but it isn't IP theft.

    http://spuhrwebshop.com/en/spares/a-0080-81.html

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