I want to replace the lens covers with flip up lens covers (Butler Creek or some other). What size flip up lens covers should I get for this scope?
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You will have to measure both end diameters of the scope. The front diameter will be larger than the rear. To convert measurements to mm, divide standard measurement by 25.4
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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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The full length of the scope is 5". If the rings as measured at their farthest ends, are greater than 5" apart, they will hang off of the end of the scope. If the ends of the rings are 5" apart, they will be installed right at the edges of the scope. In this situation, you would not be able to install the lens covers due to the rings being in the way.
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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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I bought the Vortex Optics Flip Cap cover in size 4 (35-40 mm) and they work great for both ends of the scope. Be careful when you look at sizes because the 32 mm is the objective size not the outer diameter of the scope at the objective end.
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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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The flip up things are lens covers and then are clear so that can act as lens protection. The 30 is the diameter of the sight picture in millimeters.
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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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I've got these on a Savage bolt-action so I couldn't say, but I did have a similiar set-up as what you're talking about on a Ruger that I own and it was a bear finding the right mount. I ultimately had to just search around for a cantilevered single piece mounting system that put the scope forward of the flip-up. It wasn't ideal. I'm going to say that these may be limited to do what you want. Perhaps look at the Nikon one-pieces (or any maker you like) that give you some ability to get the scope forward of the flip-up. Then you get into eye relief issues I know. Seems like a business opportunity for someone because you ain't the only one to encounter this issues. Good luck.
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I purchased this scope 1/3/15 (Amazon - B004MY5L9U) and the 11&28 covers did not fit. On both ends, they were too tight.Using the scope measurements and the Butler Creek chart, I ended up with the following covers and they fit perfectly.31 - objective19 - eyepieceVerify which scope you have. Check the measurements of the objective and eyepiece against the chart. There are several Nikon 3-9x40 scopes out there.
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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
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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
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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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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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I do not know the exact lens sizes, but I was told by Leupold to use Leupold Alumina Flip Back Lens Cover 114756 (Front) and Leupold Alumina Flip Back Lens Cover 59055 (Back). I ordered them, and they worked great.
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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.
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depends on the lens you want to cover. Look at the front of the lens, it will give the size there. this one is 40.5