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Butler Creek® Flip-Open Scope Covers
Butler Creek’s Flip-Open Covers are completely weatherproof for the ultimate protection of your expensive optics. These covers keep harmful debris from scratching and damaging your lenses. Reliable flip-open system includes an ocular (eye) cover with a red button opener and an objective (muzzle) cover with push tabs. With the push of a thumb, these covers spring up and out of the way.
Select your covers by measuring the outside diameter of the two scope bells (objective and eye piece). Using your measurements, reference the cover measurement listed in the chart below. Select the cover that is the closest [Read More]
Butler Creek’s Flip-Open Covers are completely weatherproof for the ultimate protection of your expensive optics. These covers keep harmful debris from scratching and damaging your lenses. Reliable flip-open system includes an ocular (eye) cover with a red button opener and an objective (muzzle) cover with push tabs. With the push of a thumb, these covers spring up and out of the way.
Select your covers by measuring the outside diameter of the two scope bells (objective and eye piece). Using your measurements, reference the cover measurement listed in the chart below. Select the cover that is the closest to the measurement with .01 under size and .025 over the size range.
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need size for Konus 3-9x40 that comes on the CVA Wolf muzzleloader.Answers
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1.55" for the front.Answers
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Yes, all you have to do is turn it.Answers
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I have a problem with all my butler Creek scope covers. They pop up constantly. Especially at the most in opportune time (snow falling from a tree).It seems to be a consistent problem all day in the field.
Does anyone have a tip to keep the flip covers in the down position?
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I've found that when they start flipping open, that you have to pull the covers part way off the scope, maybe a 1/16", Just enough to allow them to close all the way. What happens is that they "creap" onto the scope until the cover starts popping open easily. BTW, the new covers are very cheaply made now and break easily. The old covers worked better and lasted.Details:
What sizes do I need for a Barska Huntmaster Pro 3-12x50?Answers
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If you have a veneer caliper, simply measure the OD of you "eye" and "objective" ends of the scope. Follow the chart supplied on the item and match as close as possible. I recommend keepping the fit a little tight; i.e. 0.005-0.010"Answers
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Ther is a product out there that is non specific to sizes I think its called the Scope Braw. They come in small medium and large. The flexible, stretchable end covers create a water tight seal over any scope. The whole thing is like a designer rubber band, just stretch it over and peal if off. Its slick and easy.Answers
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Every manufactor and model of scopes are different. Unfortunately, the manufactor does not supply the OD dimensions of the "eye" and "objective" ends. The simplest way is to measure the OD of your scope ends with a veneer caliper. Onces you know these measurements, you can match to the chart supplied on the item. I suggest you keep the fit a little tight; i.e. <0.005-0.010"
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