What size (butler creek) scope caps fit the eye and objective piece?
220266
Not certain, it did come with a set of caps that are tethered together with bungee chord. They are not clear, just basic all black.
220267
I know you can get them, I have them on mine. The sizing that butler creek uses is problematic. I always have them fitted at the local gun store
522044
I don't know exactly. I lost the windage and elevation caps (on a different brand of scope) and found replacements on Amazon.
2121243
The objective lenses is 50mm but the OD of the objective end of the scope is 58mm. If you goto Brownell.com and look at there flipups they have a chart that will provide you the information.
2278938
The equipment has three fittings, 45mm, 42mm and 40mm. The smaller dimensions are created by rubber rings that fit inside the main adapter, so, depends on the scope eyepiece measurement
826430
I had mixed luck with my order, the objective piece fits well but the eye piece was just a tad loose. I would go with smaller size.
615528
I DISAGREE strongly with the answers noting 45 and 10 as the Butler creek fitting sizes for this scope. I have the ET6245FG model. The dimensions are the same for all the ET6245's (http://www.bushnell.com/tactical/rifle-scopes/elite-tactical/ers-6-24x-50mm-mil-dot) . The proper Butler Creek Flip Open Objective cover is a #44 (2.360"). The Proper Butler Creek Flip Open Eyepiece cover is #14 (1.605"). I measured the actual scope with a micrometer, and rounded out to thousandths of and inch (tenth of thousandths is not necessary) the Objective measured 2.363" making the #44OBJ at 2.360" the closest, and it fits with min. plastic expansion very nicely. The eyepiece occular measured 1.5998" or 1.600" which with the #14EYE was also a perfect tight fit. This does NOT speak to the Butler Creek Multiflex scope covers. I did not test them. They are apparently more flexible, and allow more movement of the plastic or rubber. You could use the measurements above as a guide and probably check the ranges they give for the multiflex, but I haven't tested these.
1159537
I did not use the ones that came with the scope but they are one piece if that helps.You will like the scope if you get it. I have found it to be excellent. Only thing I don't like about it is the caps on it,they are hard to get on/off compared to others I have
314760
Thank You Sir, I'm looking for a 10 to 20 inch eye relief scope like the Simmons 822009.
136908
Sorry I could not get an accurate measurement of the eye piece. I could measure the male end on the scope. It measured 1.614 inches and there was another that measured 1.364. Hope this helps you.
517691
I had the 50mm objective lens. So it wouldn't be the same. I went to my local hunting store and they had a chart. Might want to do that. Sorry I couldn't tell ya. But what I have found d out is, if you buy a scope that comes with covers, they are better quality than buyi g covers separately.
1194894
I measured it at 1 1/8" from the base of the rail to the bottom of the main tube of the scope. I've got a Leupold with a 50mm objective and it fits well with room to spare.
1689630
It's a 1.25" eye piece so it will physically fit fine. This is about the maximum magnification eye piece I would use on a scope this size but it should work fine.
2230663
They appear to be tight enough. I ruined my objective cap by getting some cleaning solvent on it. It is now glued shut. Only a drop or two got on it and ran in the plastic part of the cap and glued it shut. I didn't see it happen. Now I have to order a new cap. Where I don't know ? Other than that it works OK. My scope came with the wrong indicator on the windage knob. It says "Up" on it, same as the elevation indicator. Factory made a bad mistake.
1094228
have a look at there size chart,they have measurements in imperial and metric.measure both ends of your scope.
739165
*Red/green dot sight*1x magnification*30mm objective diameter*1/2 MOA click value @ 100 yds*38mm tube diameter*4.0 MOA dot*95' field of view @ 100 yds*25mm exit pupil*Flexible eye relief*3.74"*7.4 oz*Incl. 3V CR2032 battery, flip-open lens caps, cleaning cloth & manual
2011582
No. If I remember correctly, these are the medium rings. A scope with a 50mm objective lens would require the tall version of these rings. If there is one - guess it's time for some research.
771629
You need to measure the outside diameter of the objective with a caliper, then check the size chart for the right cover.Using a ruler is not exact enough. The difference between cap sizes is measured in hundredths of an inch