TRITON ARTMS Long Range Rifle Anti Cant Digital Level Device with Backup Level Bubble

I loved this. Used often and takes out the guesswork for scope leveling.

Nice, works very well in daylight but under the range awning, in the shade, or dimly lite areas the display may as well be off as it is almost impossible to read the display. At least there is the bubble level for when you are in the shade. Easy to install. Shows 0.1 increments both positive and negative. Fits picantinny rails without issues as long as your rail is square to the scope and barrel. Does not appear to have the ability to mount on the right side of pic rail and flip the display toward shooter.

I've used this item for a while now, and I have to say I wasn't expecting to see this level of accuracy at this price point. The unit doesn't take too long to install as it locks into pic-rail quite nicely. The back up bubble level coincides with the digital screen quite well and the device as a whole is fairly accurate and will easily get you on target in those tricky positions easily. The only drawback, and this may be a deal breaker, is that the unit is a little dim, the screen is hard to see in sunlight (even when shaded), if there were perhaps a way to make this more visible, it would be perfect.

I verified the electronic and bubble level with several known-good bubble levels and I'm satisfied this level is quite accurate. I like having both the electronic level for precise establishment of level and the bubble level for a quick look-see of level while shooting. I use this as my "standard" level to mount bubble levels on all of my rifles. Quick and easy to use. Great value!

I wanted to not like this device, I wanted to think this was silly and a waste of money.. I could almost buy a box of ammo for the cost of this thing.. Mounted on a savage 110 tactical, 300 win mag long action, 3x12x42 crimson trace hardline pro, vortex tactical low rings mounted, area 419 hellfire brake, Ammo today was a combination of Remington and Hornady 150 grain to 180 grain Shooting conditions 4° with 20mph gust, windchill -16, 77% humidity, at 1100 feet elevation. Target was 9” steel plate at 100 yards.. Purpose was to sight in at 100 so I wanted his about 3” high for the shooting I’d be doing with this rifle.. I was less than 1/4 moa from my first shot to my last.. the scope was naturally returning to zero and I was able to use both eyes then one eye when setting my target.. This little device kept me shooting level the entire time.. I was worried I was missing the target.. turns out the holes were just so damn close.. Really helps shooter error.. Great for mounting and leveling scope..

I own 2 units and used both on the same Picatinny rail. Both went to zero and backup bubble levels were centered. Great product. A backlit screen would make it a 10.

I installed this on my Savage BA 10 Stealth with its factory-mounted rail, and the level is off by a full 1.0°. For my own sanity, I triple-checked it against three different precision levels, and they all concur it is off by 1.0° leaning left. There is no way to adjust it other than shimming it on the rail, and that's just too hacky. I am returning this.

Compared this with a precision ground Starrett level and it is off. I'm sure it's just the unit I got, some people claim to have had good luck with these. The bubble is off on mine as is the DRO. It will get you close though! That's half of it anyway, and unless you are shotting at great distances, this will most likely be fine.

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