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is this level indexed to the reticle in some way, that would sure help in setting up the scope. If it was indexed to the reticle, you'd really have so — 1 Answer

by scott, from MT, United States Asked on December 1, 2018

Name Vortex Bubble Levels for Rifle Scopes (4.6)
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Answered by Mark H., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on May 01, 2019

You must align the level to the reticle manually.

Using a string with a weight attached at one end (also known as a plumb bob), hang it, and allow it to settle. the string will be perfectly vertical, once it comes to rest. Align the vertical crosshair to match the string, and then rotate the bubble level until the bubble is centered. The level is now indexed to your reticle.

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