ACD - Anti-CANT Device, 1". BLACK

Compact and fit perfect on my scope perfect.

I bought this ACD after talking with a friend who uses his own homeade "Anti-Cant Devices" for precision shooting. I am a looks guys and don't want a rigged-up device on any of my guns. I have purchased 1 so far and intend on purchasing a few more for other guns. This one went on my Remington 597 .22LR. I am in no way a pro when it comes shooting but I know enough to be dangerous and if you want to shoot consistant, buy this product. It works as advertised, is priced well and shipped promptly. Product looks just like it's listing picture. I have recommended this device to all my gun friends and I recommend it to you as well.

Product seems decent for the price. Again you get what you pay for but for my .22 cal I didn't need a +$100 scope level from Nightforce.That being said it is hard as heck to install on a scope as you tighten the screws from the bottom up. I had to put it on my scope upside down and then hand tighten before rotating it 180 degrees and slowly tightening it the rest of the way from the bottom,

The indicator goes in the middle of you scope so there is no way for you to see if you are pecfectly level. You have to take your head off the cheek rest to see it. Don't buy this product. There are others where the level sticks out to the side so you just open your not dominant eye and can see if your are level with the crosshairs.

Fits around the scope tube with room to spare underneath. I used it on my REDFIELD Battlezone 2-7X34 Rimfire Rifle Scope mounted on a picatinny rail on my Ruger 10/22TD. I chose this ACD for my scope because it would not fit in the soft case with the ones that stick out to the side. I have used Wheeler folding ACD on other scopes, and Vortex ACD as well. In this case this one was the only one that would fit and still let me put the scope with ACD and QD rings into the Ruger soft case that the take down 10/22 comes with.

I have used this product on other peoples rifles and it works great for maintaining a level rifle. For the price you cant go wrong.

The ACD is great for long range shooting when a tilt in your rifle can affect your shot. The only difficult part is to make sure it is mounted perfectly level which is affected by tightening the screws. On a bipoded rifle with a scope leveling tool stuck in the ejection port (so you know the rifle itself is level), it isn't too hard, but on a rifle without a bipod, it can be tricky to make sure you mount it perfectly. Not a fault of the item, just the nature of leveling.

The only issue I had is it too small to see the way it is placed on the scope, if it was of to the side or taller it would be great.