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Fix It Sticks Scope Jack
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SKU: WX2*0745721
Overview
The Scope Jack is a practical setup tool for hunters and shooters who want to level an optic on a NATO or Pic rail without guesswork. It mounts under the scope and uses a 1/4" driver to raise the optic until the lifting arm contacts the flat section beneath the turrets, helping hold the scope in position while ring screws are tightened. It is intended for scopes with a flat section under the turrets and requires accessible rail space plus at least 1/4" clearance between the rail and the scope bottom. Because it will not work with one-piece mounts, it is best suited to rifles and optics that provide the needed mounting access.
Why Hunters Choose the Fix It Sticks
Mounts Nato
Pic rail for scope leveling
Works Any
Any scope that has a
Uses Any
1/4-inch driver for flexible tool
Helps Maintain
Scope level while tightening ring
Can Be
Side-loaded when clearance is minimal
Key Features
- Levels a scope to a NATO or Pic rail during mounting
- Works with any 1/4" driver
- Engages the flat section under the scope turrets
- Helps maintain scope level while tightening ring screws
- Requires a minimum of 1/4" clearance between rail and scope bottom
- Will not work with one-piece mounts
Best Used For
- Hunters mounting scopes on NATO or Pic rails with accessible clearance under the optic
- Users needing a leveling tool for scopes with a flat section under the turrets
- Rifle setup work where maintaining scope level while tightening ring screws matters
- Shooters with enough rail-to-scope clearance for a 1/4-inch driver and lifting arm
- Owners of one-piece mounts should look elsewhere, since this tool will not work
Specifications
| Compatible Rail | NATO or Pic rail |
|---|---|
| Compatible Scope Type | Any scope with a flat section under the turrets |
| Minimum Clearance | 1/4" |
| Mounting Method | Mounts to rifle's NATO or Pic rail under the scope |
| One Piece Mount Compatible | No |
| Thumb Screw And Clamp Removal Required In Minimal Clearance Cases | Yes |
| Use | Levels scope to rail |
| Works With 14 Driver | Yes |
Pros
- Mounts to NATO or Pic rail for scope leveling under the optic
- Works with any scope that has a flat section under the turrets
- Uses any 1/4-inch driver for flexible tool compatibility
- Helps maintain scope level while tightening ring screws
- Can be side-loaded when clearance is minimal
- Clearance requirement is stated upfront: minimum 1/4 inch between rail and scope
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Requires a NATO/Pic rail with access under the optic, so it is not suitable for setups where that area is blocked or unavailable.
- Will not work with one-piece mounts, which limits compatibility with some rifle and optic combinations.
- Needs at least 1/4" of clearance between the rail and the bottom of the scope, so very tight setups may require extra disassembly or may not fit as-is.
- In minimal-clearance situations, the thumb screw and clamp may need to be removed and the unit slid on from the side, adding a step to the setup process.
Suggested Comparisons
- Scope leveling tools
- Rifle mounting and optics installation tools
- Gun vise and bench setup accessories
- Optics maintenance and adjustment tools
Suggested Accessories
- 1/4" driver
- Scope mounting tools
- Rail-mounted leveling accessories
- Optic installation tools
Frequently Asked Questions
What rails will the Scope Jack work with?
It mounts to a NATO or Pic rail. The rail must be accessible under the optic.
Will it work with any scope setup?
No. It works on scopes with a flat section under the turrets, and it will not work with one-piece mounts.
How much clearance is needed between the rail and the scope?
It needs a minimum of 1/4" clearance between the rail and the bottom of the scope.
What tool does it use to operate?
The Scope Jack works with any 1/4" driver.
What should I do if there is minimal clearance under the scope?
The description says you may need to remove the thumb screw and clamp, then slide the Scope Jack onto the rail from the side and reassemble.