The Best Long Range Accessory? - MDT LRA Send It Electronic Level / Anti-Cant Device

I go over the features, mounting options, and pros and cons of the MDT LRA Send It Electronic Level. Does it work? Is it accurate?
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Gary Melton is a former U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret, Weapons Sergeant, and Sniper Team Leader with 4 combat tours. He has worked full time as a Unit Chief and Special Tactics Instructor at a federal agency, and is the owner and Lead Instructor for Paramount Tactical Solutions.
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[@howardschwartz1462]

I am not related to or affiliated with anyone on this channel. However, I wish to tell you that their service for products and their concern for their customers is outstanding. I recommend any products or services that they offer should be purchased from them

[@paramounttactical]

Thank you Howard. We do care very much about the people that trust us with their hard earned money. We do our best to always do right by our clients. -Gary, Summer, PTS Team

[@pilotruss]

A man that takes into consideration being looked at potentially against night vision for a hunting/long range item on a gun has earned a sub.

[@paramounttactical]

Doesn’t everyone consider that? 🤔

[@jasonsponsler21]

I bought this from Gary when he first got them in stock. Couldn’t be happier with it. I already had a bubble level on my rifle but this blows it out of the water. It is way easier to see the SendIt while looking through your glass. Easy setup up and use. Plus for all the hunters the brightness can be adjusted so there is nothing to worry about. I definitely going to put one on my MPA when I order one. And definitely going to get the vertical mounts

[@thepunisher8078]

Great subject matter expert! I admit I have a habit and I’m comfortable looking through my ocular with my left eye and I’m right handed guess I need to go back to the drawing board but I picked that up from your video thanks and thanks for serving our country Punisher out. feed, chamber, lock, fire, unlock, extract, eject. Send it

[@thomasehrhart4461]

Been using the LRA Send it level since 2018 on my Accuracy International AT. I've used it both vertically and horizontally mounted. It beats the snot out of anything with a bubble. I've also used it hunting on my .300 WM, as well as crossbows for deer. It's easy to move. Personally, I prefer the older model that had a bubble level built into the cap as a redundant method of confirming level or if you were worried about the light signature (I actually switched back to the horizontal mount on my Spuhr because of the bubble level redundancy). Great piece of gear and highly recommended from a 5 year user.

[@precisionairgunninghunting6265]

Love my Send It unit, in conjunction with my Valdada Recon G2 scope, superb

[@heyjohnson5535]

Saw u use the eletric level yesterday when i watched your scope mount videos and decided before i mount my scope ill get that fella and use it to help assure proper installation. U guys have the most useful videos on KZbin

[@jasonkav]

Just finished your older video on leveling today while I leveled my Trijicon Accupoint to my new Ruger SFAR…..thank you for the knowledge brother. I trust SF over any rando gun space KZbinr.

[@downandout6670]

I plan on buying one soon. Also, I appreciate the Steven Spielberg quality camera actions lol doing a great job

[@paramounttactical]

Thanks brother. Yeah, if I told you the time and money I've spent trying to get good at the audio/video side of this youtube adventure, you'd laugh at me. "How you do anything is how you do everything" ~Marquis de Gramont (I'm sure this should be attributed to a real person but John Wick quotes are more fun) Thanks for watching! -Gary

[@TheWarriorWorkshop]

buying one now! From Paramount. I just need yall to get the Ultra vises back in stock

[@gtrules46]

Appreciate this video, Brother!!!

[@willtrax71]

I gotta go with the US Optics my friend, keep it simple and no Electronics to fail and save 200 bucks in the process. I like the Optic mount ones and my Platform is perfect but the flip outta the way feature is really nice to protect it from damage.

[@davidarnold373]

In regard to mounting it in the 90 degree position always just buy the extended mount. The short one will more then likely interfere with your throw lever or you wont be able to fit it on the rail. The extended one doesnt stick out far enough to not just buy it over the normal one. Do yourself a favor and buy it here with the coupon code you will love it.

[@kuric1]

What coupon code?

[@davidarnold373]

Liberty1776 worked for me a couple weeks ago @@kuric1

[@heyjohnson5535]

Shit i didnt see any coupon codes legit just purchased it 5 minutes ago.

[@GaryV16]

Great product.

[@NousDefionsIntel]

I have been on the fence with grabbing one of these for some time now.

[@jasonsponsler21]

It is definitely worth it. Way better than a bubble

[@johncarpenter6219]

I got the bubble level based off your recommendation on the scope mounting video. I got it and found I can’t see the thing up close, my old eyes need reader glasses. This may help, but dang the price 😮

[@paramounttactical]

That’s actually another really great point I missed altogether. Aging eyes…🤔 Yeah they are a little spicy on the pocketbook but we’ve all spent more on less.😂🥃🍺💃🎰

[@jasonsponsler21]

Although I don’t have bad eyes (yet) but this thing is worth the price. I picked one up from Paramount when Gary first got them in stock and it works great. Easy set up. And the brightness controls are wonderful you can adjust it to your own preference. I too had a bubble level but took it off as soon as I picked this up

[@wvideoyahoodk]

Remember the Brandt Ocular Housing Anti Cant Indicator for LRA Sendt It. Love it :-)

[@rolandsalinas8536]

Definitely will be putting one on my next riffle.

[@mountainspider342]

Great upload thanks for sharing... very informative. I own one and they are outstanding accurate, Just a heads up, on 18:52 on your video the level is green but on your MPA chassis its not what gives.

[@WvMnts]

Thanks for sharing!! I need this

[@louarthur7648]

@paramounttactical Gary, rather new to your channel, have to commend you on your no-BS BLUF approach to sharing good, useful information. Your transparent, empirical methodology is just right and engenders confidence and trust. I have a question for you. I have been running a Rianov (Cant/Slope Indicator) CSI for many years. Have you looked at the CSI? The cost is about the same as the LRA and it reads out the Angle or Cosine Correct Factor for both cant & slope. I'm not affiliated with Rianov, just an end user and not trying to sell anything to anyone here. The simple fact is, the slope is not something I use often. I ask since I am fundamentally curious if there is any significant/practical improvement in sensitivity with the LRA over the CSI and if so then evaluate if I sell the CSI and grab the LRA instead. The thing I like about the CSI though is I get values I can plug into a calc (don't have a ballistic RF or binos). Cheers and thank you for your high-quality work.

[@paramounttactical]

Well thank you sir! I have not looked at the CSI. Sounds like I need to! Thanks for bringing it to my attention. Glad you found us and welcome to the Paramount family! Join us on Wednesdays live at 7 EST on the channel for our Dangerous Liberty podcast! -Gary

[@thepunisher8078]

I have a dead eye scope leveler and I think that it’s bad ass by badger ordnance it’s cool you can mount an optic to the rail and level a scope on any surface but I’m going to get the send it got me sold!

[@tommydaddio6724]

It is the best thing I ever bought

[@DN-kz7xl]

Thanks for this.

[@andrewtitus2737]

Wonder if they will ever build anti cant lights in the scope itself so you can see it in scope sight picture

[@jacobharrod6912]

Thank you sir. I will be purchasing!

[@paramounttactical]

You’ll be glad you did. We appreciate the business! -Gary

[@thepunisher8078]

I’m going to get one for sure from you! One thing too I’m 55 and our vision gets rough this is going to be a no brainer! Damm readers

[@witchell8976]

I need one of these

[@markwise4665]

So if it auto levels, I can take it off my gun for travel and resinstall when i get to the range and it will be level?

[@WheatBread006]

Yes

[@heyjohnson5535]

Can u use vibratite in place of red locktite for setting your supressor compensator? Didnt know if it would hold up to heat or not

[@stefanschug5490]

Really a useful device for long range shooting! I have one problem though, shooting at game at long range, that these devices and high powered scopes promote! Too many people take these long shots at our big game species and wound animals. I am all for shooting at paper or metal gongs at distances over 700 yards, but most of the cartridges fired by multiple people today, do not retain sufficient energy to safely put down an elk past that distance. In addition field conditions during hunting are much more variable and unpredictable than on a shooting range. Even if we are able to hit the bull's eye every time at a 1000 yards, we should, for ethical reasons, restrain our shooting distances at our wildlife resources to a much closer range.

[@paramounttactical]

I agree on your larger point but I don’t think any of that can be attributed to any devices. All of that is a matter of ethics. People have been shooting at game outside the range of their skills since guns were invented. It’s a matter of ignorance and ego not due to technological advances. 🤷‍♂️ If you dont know your capabilities, haven’t researched the limits of your muzzle energy and terminal ballistics, you shouldn’t shoot. It’s a solid point though. Thanks, Gary

[@jasonsponsler21]

It’s two different issues people do dumb and unethical stuff all the time and them having or not having a electronic level won’t be the deciding factor.

[@stefanschug5490]

Couldn't agree more with you! These devices are all great in the right hands and it's not an issue about the gadgets itself but rather about proper education of people. There are just too many people these days that think, without any real knowledge of external and terminal ballistics, that they can shoot at anything they see through their 20+ powered scopes. In the old days of open sights, these same guys would have not even dared to taken a shot passed 200 to 300 yards at anything. As other commentators say, it is not a device issue but rather a people issue and people do dumb things forever.@@paramounttactical

[@qh4007]

​@paramounttactical if you are hungry enough take the shot if you are head hunting take your time.

[@EVLfreak666]

Cool product but I'm going to stick with the bubble level i bought from you a while ago👍

[@paramounttactical]

The good ol bubble levels work and they never run out of batteries. If you can discipline yourself to check them, they work just fine. Always love seeing you in the comments brother! -Gary

[@raycamenzuli8746]

Can this be mounted on the right side of the rifle? Left handed shooter.

[@paramounttactical]

@@raycamenzuli8746 yes. I cover that in the video. It’s a simple switch.

[@aramic1975]

Hello , what Biipod are you using here?

[@paramounttactical]

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[@howardschwartz1462]

I have my send it level mounted on my scope. Any advantage or disadvantage that way. Of course before I did anything I was plum bob straight

[@paramounttactical]

If it’s on a tube ring, I’d get it mounted to another surface. I got away from scope mounted bubble levels bc I found with a fairly slight bump they were shifting. It’s originally how I had student rifles setup bc it was the cheapest option. Checks prior to a course had me adjusting a couple every course. Thanks for watching! -Gary

[@alandavis9454]

same here. I use the Short Action Customs tool (with picatinny rail & Starret level) to set the scope reticle to plumb bob, At the same time, use the scope ring mount to install the LRA. Once that's done, the scope (with rings) can easily be moved to another rifle. Put an LRA mount on each scope this way, allows me move the LRA level to any rifle.. You won't have to study that bubble level to see how close your rifle is to level.. it's PLENTY VISIBLE in you peripheral vision.. I love it!

[@howardschwartz1462]

@@paramounttactical it’s not on a tube ring but is mounted to the tube itself.

[@paramounttactical]

@howardschwartz1462 I’m confused. Is the level on a mount that goes around the tube?

[@howardschwartz1462]

@@paramounttactical yes

[@toledoupsguy6064]

What 90degree mount would I want for a vortex Razor gen2 4.5×27 scope, reg or extended?

[@paramounttactical]

Always extended. For every rifle.

[@toledoupsguy6064]

Thanks, glad I asked since i had reg in cart.​@@paramounttactical

[@toshmiller5571]

What's a decent angled spotting scope sub $400 to use for shooting 100-500 yards to check targets?

[@paramounttactical]

Whooo…. I’d have to research that. Sounds like a good comparison video.

[@toshmiller5571]

@paramounttactical all videos I've watched on them are guys out west using ones for super long distance. And I don't need to one for that. But thanks!

[@paramounttactical]

@@toshmiller5571 for me, the number 1 requirement for a spotting scope is it must have a reticle in it. You can’t accurately make corrections spotting for someone else without that. If you just want something that you can see holes in paper at 2-300 yards, you got lots of options from Vortex, Aries, Athlon and I’m sure many others. If that’s all you’re looking for, given their warranty and reputation, I’d go with Vortex Diamondback HD and be done. If you’re wanting one with a reticle and within that price range… that gets a little trickier. I’m not sure there is one.

[@toshmiller5571]

@@paramounttactical thanks

[@jasonsponsler21]

Bushnell actually makes a good spotting scope with a reticle for like 600.00. Took the LR lvl 1 course and one of the instructors had one and it works great

[@murph8857]

You mentioned this could be used with an offset optic. What mount would I use ? I called MDT and they couldn’t tell me.

[@paramounttactical]

Let’s make sure I know what you’re talking about. What do you mean by an offset optic?

[@murph8857]

45 degree offset red dot

[@murph8857]

At 11:27 you talk about offset optic. Calibrating device while rifle is canted and optic is not as in a 45 degree offset red dot

[@paramounttactical]

@@murph8857 ok, are you offsetting your primary optic, and if so I’m curious as to why? Or are you talking about a secondary red dot? I need more info. To know what mount to recommend, I need to know what optic you’re using and what platform you’re using it on. A mount for a bolt gun would be different than an AR. Obviously I need to know what optic you’re using. Is it a red dot, a LPVO, a 30, 34, 35, or 36mm optic… Are you putting an offset red dot on the side of an LPVO… etc?

[@murph8857]

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[@stevep1794]

Can this be set up for left handers like me?

[@stevep1794]

I guess I better watch the whole thing before commenting. 😂😂😂 I got my answer at the 16: 16 mark!!!

[@heyjohnson5535]

Was about to give u the time stamp

[@rvoykin]

How does this compare to the one that is a ring shape that fits on the front end of the scope that design seems even more intuitive

[@paramounttactical]

We had scope mounted anti cant devices on all of our student rifles and I got rid of them. We go over all those rifles before each course and every course about half of them slipped to some extent. They’re also a PIA to install. The LRA are more accurate, you can see them better, (you’ll find yourself forgetting to check the bubble levels often whereas with those LED lights, you can’t forget to check) and what I like is you can easily pull them off and put them on another rifle in 10 seconds. I don’t keep one on my ARs all the time but I always zero with one. Hope that helps. -Gary

[@allenbuellrider7701]

Can it be mounted on the right side for us leftys

[@paramounttactical]

Yes, I show you how in the video.

[@agent_operator]

Does level really affect your group within 300m? like shooting a 6.5cm

[@paramounttactical]

Oh yeah. It will effect your group at 100. And if you zero with a canted group at 100 your data will be all f’d up all the way out. Under 300 will it result in a miss on a man sized target? It depends on how much cant you’ve introduced but not likely to miss, but it does effect group or placement more than people realize. Same on an AR. We do a midrange carbine course 100-650ish on smaller around 10” targets. LOTS of misses even under 300 due to cant. Under 300, trajectory of good .223 ammo is close to 6.5.

[@paramounttactical]

If you ever get a chance to shoot 200 or 300 with AR, group level, then add a degree or 2 of angle and see the difference. I think it will surprise you.

[@Johnsormani]

Great product but what I hate is another non standard battery

[@qh4007]

They are cheep I bought a dozen for 11$

[@Theuniverseisstrange]

Got a promo code?

[@paramounttactical]

Try liberty1776 on our website paramounttactical.com It works on most items but some items there’s not enough margin. So if it works, congratulations. If not, there’s no discount available.

[@Theuniverseisstrange]

It worked! You saved me 42 bucks! Thank you so much.

[@johnhall1382]

I would love to buy this. However, I can live with the oversized brightness knob. But seriously??? who decided to put this giant injected molded plastic thumb screw on the other end. Besides taking up a lot of real estate and making it longer, now it looks like some cheap Monstrum scope mount. If there is a hack around this besides buying a Spur mount, I would be a buyer. C'mon MDT and LRA... you can do better. Especially at that price

[@jamessammann9183]

How much is it

[@heyjohnson5535]

225 plus 45 for a 90 extended rail mount and some batteries are like 7 a piece depending if u want to buy extras or not. I just bought the extended mount a couple batts and the level for $295. After i bought it someone in comments said use coupon code but i never saw one to use. If u wait til a holiday like 4th of july sometimes gun stores run sales on holidays might be a bit cheaper but not sure at all if they do sales for a better price on holidays or not some places do some dont

[@jamessammann9183]

@heyjohnson5535 thanks I'll wait till on sale

[@TheJr2010]

Imagine when scopes come with a built in level inside above the reticle

[@richiefutrell6247]

Sig and Burris both already do.

[@marcanthony854]

Imagine when guns have gyro’s in them and they level themselves ?

[@qh4007]

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