Anti -CANT Device

[myarmor]

Just wondering if anyone here uses them?
http://www.mountsplus.com/thestore/prods/LOP-A30-010.html

-Aaron

[Haywire Haywood]

That one is only as accurate as the person installing it.  I don't know how much difference it makes on firearms, but I use this one on my airgun.  It mounts to the scope rail of the gun.  It makes a large difference when you are trying to shoot at 50+ yards with them.

http://straightshooters.com/bsquare/b2t1005scopelevel.html

Ian

[pascalp]

I use:

Two USO swivel base mount 
http://www.6mmbr.com/catalog/item/1433308/905825.htm

and one
http://www.scoplevel.com/

Those are viewable while in aiming position.
Don't forget that they could be quite close and depending on eyes more or less viewable.

It help in two ways:
. Anti-cant, obvious
. Concentrate, why take care of canting if being loose elsewhere (for me it works).

[Fred M]

One of these scope levels is money well spend for any one that likes to shoot long range. I have had a scope level for many years and like it very much on my 25-06 Antelope rifle. Not that I like to shoot Antelope at long range, but many times that is the only chance you have.

At 450 yrds a small cant can easy become a miss or a gut shot animal.

[GrampaMike]

Which one of these works the best?
Is there a style for non-scoped rifles?  Or is that the kind that has a level mounted on the front globe sight?
Seems like a really good idea, but I have no experience.
Thanks for discussion, always learning something in this forum.
Mike

[myarmor]

Thanks fellas. With the ranges I am going to be shooting with my 308, I will definately be buying one form or another. I have talked to a couple guys that use them, and they swear by them.