CTK Precision Gun Level Review
The CTK Precision level works perfect for surfaces that are painted or not metal to begin with.
I LOVE practical products with lots of applications. Something that proves to be a great solution to the shooting world is something that should be broadcast from the rooftops with joy! Seems like so many products we have and use or feel like we MUST use because we always have just make things take longer or harder to accomplish.
Simple. Functional. And GREAT directions included in the box.
What I love about CTK Precision’s All Purpose Gun Level is that it’s practical, easy to use and solves shooting problems that shooters regularly experience. Accuracy awesome at 100 yards but awful at 300? Your scope could be canted and not square to your barrel without even realizing it. Not a problem you say? What about the animal that’s wounded because of a shot that was totally feasible but because the shooter was cocky or unprepared with a gun and scope that are improperly aligned and sighted? It all comes down to ethics. Are you a shooter who says “good enough” or are you a shooter that demands precision and perfection?
Hopefully you’re the latter, and if you are looking for something to make your “scope leveling” projects easier then I’d encourage you to consider adding this to your shooting tool box. The All Purpose Gun Level lays easily straps to the scope rail/picatinny rail to tell you whether or not your gun is sitting properly and ready to have the scope squared. Level the gun, then match the crosshairs of your scope with a PLUM reference line and you’re good to go! It’s super fast, and the elastic cord that comes with it and allows you to secure the level to your gun (not limited to scoped rifles but handguns and pistols too), which is a feature missing from most other gun level products that are limited to just magnets.
Another great feature CTK Precision gives its users is detailed online instructions and with a lot of things, VIDEO Instructions!
Coupled with the CTK Precision P3 Gun Vise you’ve got a deadly combo!
Original Review: Haus of Guns