First of all, your calibrated eyeball is more precise than you may realize.
Here is a review of an interesting scope alignment device called the "Reticle Tru" here.
There are also a few videos of this device. Search youtube for "Reticle Tru."
Alternatively, here's how FGW_in_FL does it:
To get a scope reticle level / plumb, I put my 24" magnesium level on a fence post or anything to securely hold it, shim it to level, set the rifle up on a table that's known to be level & then set up my scope reticle to be level against the level across the yard. Works great with one minor drawback. I'm forever forgetting the level on the fence. When I need it I end up tearing the truck apart, sift thru junk in the garage, rummage thru the house only to remember it's outside on the fence, usually with a blue jay on it.
Frank in Fla
I hope this helps
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