Anyone put Butler Creek Flip-Open Scope Cover on this yet? If so, which size shall I pick?Thank you!
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Size 45 and 10. The 45 fits but I recommend a belt of electrical tape around the objective tube to make it perfect. 10 for the eyepiece is good to go!
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I can confirm that the best fitting sizes are #44 for the objective and #13 for the eye piece. The good folks at Cabela's let me try a few sizes on the display scope so that we could determine the best fit. While some have said that #14 should be the right size for the eye piece, I found that it was simply too loose. #13 was a tight fit, but was more secure than #14.
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use the manuf specs for measurements - then go to eabco.com and use their butler creek size chart - thats what i do - hope it helps! drj
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Robert, there are many out there but I use a leupold alumina flip up rifle scope cover matte on the rear and a aimpoint kilflash filter on the front. hope that helps.
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Try http://ads.midwayusa.com/find?userSearchQuery=scope+cover&cm;_mmc=ps_bing-_-OP_Scope_Rings,_Bases,_and_Mounting_Accessories_Beta_B-_-tenebraex+flip-up+scope+covers-_-{adposition}&mkwid;=szVoGvqFE&pcrid;={creative}&pkw;=+scope%20+cover&pmt;=b
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This mount is designed to give a low profile type fit with the scope mounted. There isn't much room left for flip down sight but it would also depend on exactly which sight you'd go with. Most however, won't work.
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Hello Jim.Butler Creek Flip-Open Eyepiece Scope Cover, Size 05 (1.432-Inch, 36.4mm)Butler Creek Flip-Open Objective Scope Cover, Size 23 (1.76-Inch, 44.7mm)Are the closest dust covers which fit the HD7. Both sold by amazon aswell.I bought all 3 at once and couldn't be happier.
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My .308 equipped with a 4.5-14x40 Redfield (in a Scopecoat), and Harris HBLS fits snugly, which is fine by me. My scope and cover is 14" in length, and there seems to be room for a slightly longer scope without issues. The forend-mounted bipod extends 3" past the muzzle when collapsed. This brings the OAL of my rig to 44". This case is well padded, and doesn't allow for much movement of the rifle inside, once it's zipped up. I slip it into a silicone sock when transporting it, and there's about an inch of extra space at either end...a perfect fit in my view. This case is well thought out, and is of above average quality...I recommend it. Good Hunting! AJ My .308 equipped with a 4.5-14x40 Redfield (in a Scopecoat), and Harris HBLS fits snugly, which is fine by me. My scope and cover is 14" in length, and there seems to be room for a slightly longer scope without issues. The forend-mounted bipod extends 3" past the muzzle when collapsed. This brings the OAL of my rig to 44". This case is well padded, and doesn't allow for much movement of the rifle inside, once it's zipped up. I slip it into a silicone sock when transporting it, and there's about an inch of extra space at either end...a perfect fit in my view. This case is well... » Read More My .308 equipped with a 4.5-14x40 Redfield (in a Scopecoat), and Harris HBLS fits snugly, which is fine by me. My scope and cover is 14" in length, and there seems to be room for a slightly longer scope without issues. The forend-mounted bipod extends 3" past the muzzle when collapsed. This brings the OAL of my rig to 44". This case is well padded, and doesn't allow for much movement of the rifle inside, once it's zipped up. I slip it into a silicone sock when transporting it, and there's about an inch of extra space at either end...a perfect fit in my view. This case is well thought out, and is of above average quality...I recommend it. Good Hunting! AJ « Show Less
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I do not recomend flip up covers. I had Butler Creek flip covers and they broke the first time they were used. I use the original covers and a stretch over cover made by crooked horn. Hope I have helped. JBR
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check with optics planet and they should have the flip open covers to fit that scope
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I cant find your dimensions. Cut and paste this in your browser:http://www.butlercreek.com/productsImages/charts/flip_scope_chart.htmlYou will have to measure your scope and then find the # of cover you need on the chart.
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As I recall, the large size was the one that I purchased. It likely would fit your scope. The cover does have some stretch to it as well.
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Yes it does, but they are very cheap quality lense covers. No where close to the quality of Butler Creek lense covers. The scope itself is top-notch!
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I have the same mount. It does fit. I've tried a couple different scopes and none feel tight to me. The stock is just short. I just use the see through iron sights. The scope itself is great for the price. I use it on my AR15. I've shot over 500 rounds. And no problems yet.
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I put a UTG 3-9x32 Compact CQB Bug Buster AO RGB scope on my Marauder pistol. It is small and light with decent quality glass. I am happy with my decision.
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Butler Creek Flip-Open Eyepiece Scope Cover, Size 16 (1.66-Inch, 42.2mm) Butler Creek Flip-Open Objective Scope Cover, Size 02A (1.181-Inch, 30mm)
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I do not own one, so I cannot speak to the size, but measure carefully and pick a cover that fits most snug to your sight. Additionally, some scope manufacturers will list the BC cover model number to purchase for your particular sight. Good luck!
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I'm jealous, wish I had a Ruger 10/22. The "flip-over" clamps fit a picatiny rail, or standard (11mm?) sight slots on a air rifle. It worked great on both my applications: 1) Existing picatiny rails on "AR-15 look-alike" Mosberg 715T 22LR; And 2) existing standard (11mm?) sight slots on a Gamo air rifle .177
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I mounted it with the "CCOP MNT-1516 High Profile AR-ArmourTac Rifle Scope Mount Rings for Picatinny Rail, 30mm"If you're talking about fixed front and back iron sites this might be an issue. I have flip up iron sites and when flipped up they do block the scope.