BADGER DEAD LEVEL RET LEVLING DEVICE

Name: BADGER DEAD LEVEL RET LEVLING DEVICE
SKU: BO200-50
Availability: InStock

SKU: BO200-50

Description

The Dead Level levels your reticle in relation to the Earth taking out any margin of error of the reticle not being perfectly level with the scope body. Simply attach your scope to the Dead Level, level the device with the precision thumbscrews to center up the bulls-eye level, then just level the reticle with a predetermined level line or plumb bob. Made from Aluminum with Mil. Spec. Anodized Hard Coat Type III, crimson and black. Instructions included. FOR USE WITH MIL STD 1913 and NATO STANAG 4694 COMPLIANT RINGS AND MOUNTS

Features :

Color – Red
Compatible With – All Scope rings and mounts using Mil Std 1911
Finish – Red/Black Type 3 Mil Spec Anodizing
Material – Aluminum & Steel
Weight – 1.53lb

Specifications

FAQ

How old do I have to be to purchase a firearm?

In California, you must be at least 21 years old to purchase a firearm. However, certain exemptions may apply, such as for active-duty law enforcement officers or military personnel.

Do I need a permit to purchase a firearm?

No, California does not require a permit to purchase a rifle, shotgun, or handgun. However, you must meet other requirements, including:

Being at least 21 years old, with some exceptions
Passing a written safety test and obtaining a “firearm safety certificate”
Completing a background check
Waiting 10 days after submitting your application
Purchasing a state-approved gun safe or lock

Do you offer layaway plans?

Yes, we offer layaway plans to make it easier for you to secure your purchase. Contact us for details on terms and conditions.

Do you ship firearms?

Yes, we ship firearms to the contiguous 48 states. However, all shipments must comply with federal, state, and local laws. Please ensure you are aware of and adhere to the regulations in your area before placing an order.

What type of ammunition should I use?

The type of ammunition you should use depends on your firearm. Always refer to your firearm’s manufacturer recommendations to ensure safe and proper use. If you have questions, feel free to contact us for assistance.