Which Butler Creek Flip-Open Objective Scope Covers fit the nikon 3-9 x 50 (6727) eye piece and objective
269602
Measure or look up the outside diameter of your scope. Then look up your size on this Butler chart. http://www.butler-creek.com/productsImages/charts/flip_scope_chart.html
269603
You will have to measure the outside of the scope (with a pair of micrometers) or contact nikon to get the outside diameter of the front objective and the eyepiece objective. Once you have those measurements you will need to cross reference to the Butler Creek chart.
269604
U would have to either look up the outside/outer diameter of that scope front n back. Maybe even call nikon like i did.
2146952
It should come with lens covers. If you want a different set of covers then you'll have to just look at the specs once you get the scope. Great scope by the way. Clear as a bell and very VERY accurate
1530420
Yes you are correct.. I have these exact binoculars ( and love them ) .. I purchased the : B + W 58mm MC (Multi Resistant Coating) Clear Glass Protection Filter, #007 ... and they fit Perfectly.. There are cheaper ones out there that dont thread onto the objective lens as perecissionly as these "german made" ones do.
477929
I have this scope and put Butler Creek Multiflex Flip-Open Eyepiece Scope Cover, Size 19-20 on the front and Butler Creek Multiflex Flip-Open Objective Scope Cover, Size 30-31 on the rear end. If the links don't work, 19-20 eye side and 30-31 muzzle end.
2254250
I would consider these more along the line of medium. I currently have a Nikon Prostaff in 4-12 x 40 on a 700 in 7mm Rem Mag, and could probably install a 50 with no problem. Ocular height is very comforable and there is no need to crowd the eyepiece because the scope sits too far up or down. My stock is traditional walnut with a regular butt, not a Monte Carlo style stock.
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.
182515
For that scope, you will need to use Vortex's #3 on the objective, then for the ocular you would use Vortex's #5 cover. The only thing you may need to think about is the ocular, because of where the rheostat is located. I would consider using Butler Creek's cover.
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.
1862983
yes it would be a Great choice! The optics are very clear, the scope is easy to sight in, and I'm getting sub moa groups out of my weatherby 30-06 with it. It does come with lens covers, but they are for storage, they are not the "flip up" kind.
1953419
Mine came just like the first thumbnail you see with the flip up dust caps. Deffinately a good choice for a close/mid range optic. Crystal clear. I've seen scopes that cost more money that aren't as clear as these.
326737
This is the Bulter Creek Size Chart for the flip-up covers.. http://www.blackbearsportinggoods.com/v/vspfiles/files/reference/butler_creek_scope_ref.pdf Find your brand & model. This chart gives you the exact size(s) for the eyepiece & objective.. If your scope is not on the chart I would recommend using the manufacturer's website to cross reference their measurements for the scope with your own. Chances are if you're measuring 1.98", 1.96 will be your size. You would want the more snug fit to keep rain & other elements out. Too big & it will slip & rotate off the objective. Sorry for the long answer.. Good luck!
2128848
This scope has a quick focus eyepiece. Which makes it impractical to mount a flip up lens cover on it as that would make focusing the reticle impossible. I assume that is why it comes with a bikini lens cover set. In case you don't care about any of that and just want your question answered... The eyepiece has a 44mm outer diameter which would technically be fitted by a #19 butler creek flip up lens cover.
369170
I have a 40mm on mine. After measuring it looks like there is 5/16" or roughly an 8mm gap between the objective lens and the handguard. Hope it helps.
1782320
you may not want to hear this but the lens covers is useless anyway. when I mounted my scope on my Benjamin Marauder, the front lens cover notch won't let me turn my AO sight a full 360. like if I wanted to go from 25 yards to 100 yards the notch would stop the turn. just keep your rear cover and put on your sunshade and call it a day... happy hunting
826427
If you look at the size chart and you see that your objective and ocular is close to a size. Some people will go to the size smaller or size larger. If you go smaller you can heat the rubber up in water and slide it on for a tight fit. If you go a size larger then you put a strip or two tape around it for a good fit as well for your ocular with a 1.69 you would either go size 18 or 19 size 18 is 1.67 and 19 is 1.70. Hope this helps. Here is two size charts for butler creek http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2013/07/21/butler-creek-scope-cover-chart-convenience/ And another awesome chart. http://www.brownells.com/aspx/learn/learndetail.aspx?lid=15840
1230580
From what I can gather from the specs yes it should but I would go with the Butler Creek with the push button. Search for Butler Creek Flip-Open Eyepiece Scope Cover, Size 14. It opens a lot more convenient to flip open on the fly and you will be happier with it.
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.