Nice touch, but why would you want to use steel over aluminum? US Optics puts together some very nice units but they are a bit pricey but you do get what you pay for. On youe particular model, I can't imagine the level lasting long in that location. I suppose on a bench gun it stands a better chance. What brand of rings are you using?
Also, I guess if the price of a replacement level-bublle, glue and time is low enough it really doesn't matter.
I have never broke one and no one that has bought them have had any complaints and I've sold several, But if you did happen to break one it would be no problem to fix
I too was concerned about the device sticking out to the side. I'm one of those "what if" kinda guys. However, after lugging the rifle around for a couple of hours and setting up in various positions I was impressed with what I learned about how much I was canting the rifle under different conditions.
The swivel based caldwell bipod and the anti-cant work well together.
Plus is I just a bit of a "cool" factor [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img]
Hey no problem. Anti cants are great. Still not sure why you would use steel, but we all know its almost always tougher then the low grade aluminums. US Optics makes a fantastic side swivel one.........more money but then less likely to get torqed off...... I'm sure they will work well anyways...
I used mine while shooting gophers this last weekend. It worked as expected and was not in the way at all. I will get some more for my other rifles as I upgrade the scopes.
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