Pro Series Throw Lever and XLP Combo

Combine two of our most popular products in our Pro Series Throw Lever and XLP Combo. Our Pro Series throw lever speeding up your shots and our aluminum levers increasing long range accuracy and consistency…for less than either one of these products cost from many other sellers!

Choose from our Leupold, Kahles, and Vortex Pro Series throw lever models. Add an aluminum level in 1″, 30mm, 34mm, 35mm, 36mm or rail mounted. Save big and get a Pro Series throw lever and aluminum level for one low price.

Our Pro Series levers are proudly printed in the USA on a HP Fusion Jet 5200 machine from  Nylon 11 material, and feature a metal thread insert for increased strength when tightening.  Easily installs in a minute or less, and has a lifetime warranty.  Fusion Jet printing offers an unparalleled surface finish, with a smooth appearance and slightly grippy feeling to the touch.  Thicker design than aluminum levers can be more comfortable, and not feel unbearably cold or hot in extreme weather.

We are certain you’ve never seen additive manufacturing of this quality before, parts look molded with an extremely pleasing texture.  Simply flex open for install, and tighten the single 4-40 bolt for a secure grip on your magnification ring.

Levels are CNC Milled from 6061 Aluminum, then hardcoat anodized. Window on top of level allows for optimal light gathering, while still keeping the level vial protected by a substantial amount of metal rather than the vial sitting in the open as with many other level designs. Just one bolt to tighten, and fits under nearly all optics without removing your scope, for the ultimate in ease of installation.

Please note that grey will require additional shipping time.
Please allow 2-4 weeks for ODG and FDE to ship.

More Information About MJF Printing.

Multi Jet Fusion uses an inkjet array to selectively apply fusing and detailing agents across a bed of nylon powder, which is then fused by heating elements into a solid layer. After each layer, powder is distributed on top of the bed and the process repeats until the part is complete. The method of printing allows for fine details and part geometries that are difficult to accomplish via other manufacturing processes. After each print job is completed parts are allowed to cool off to prevent warping. After parts have cooled, excess powered is removed via and automated blasting machine. After the excess powder is removed the parts receive in an initial polishing via an automated blasting machine. Next parts are dyed black with a custom made dye made for us by RIT. After parts have dried, they are polished one additional time to improve surface finish and color consistency.

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