04-18-2016, 04:05 AM
smithsession8 Wrote:I'd never heard of this! I love it. I'll be using it this week when I finally get my first Grendel together and mount glass to it!
Question: Is it necessary to make sure that the rifle is perpendicular to the wall and front to back level? I figure the angles would still remain the same, but sometimes I'm spatially challenged without it in front of me. AKA if you had (extreme example to illustrate the point) your rifle 45 degrees to the wall, then is it possible that the lines would appear unlevel from the angled projection?
If the rifle is level front to back, then it should still project a level reticle even if it isn't perpendicular to the wall. It's pretty easy to eyeball it close enough to perpendicular that it shouldn't matter, especially if the rifle is at least close to level front and back