I just mounted new UTG 4-16 Bubble Leveler scope on my .22 MRod. I went out on my patio and set a mirror on the wall and sighted at 7 power and rotated my scope until I could see that the vertical retical bisected the barrel and scope crown as best as I can tell from my marginal eyes. So..I had to turn my scope clockwise a fair amount to make that happen. I know I should field test it to verify it is shooting correctly up and down a plumb line, but I was just surprised that I had to turn it that far, kind of hurts my OCD sense of having things level! In the pic below I think the gun is fairly level in my Leadsled and you can see how the scope turrets are angled down to the right. Did I do Scotchmo's method correctly and is this normal or typical, or do I have an alignment issue with my scope, scope mounts, barrel, breech, etc.