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Most Helpful Positive Review
Great Eye Piece Flip up Cover for Nikon P223 Scope
My size 19 eye piece cover fits like a glove on my Nikon P223 3x9 scope could not me happier. The objective lens is a harder fit. I went with the size 30, I may have to sand it down a little, but I wanted a tighter fit rather than a loose fit. The Nikon p223 objective lens fall right between the ...
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Most Helpful Negative Review
flip up scope cover
I bought 3 Bushnell scopes in the last year. All came with the flip up scope covers. They ALL broke off like they were made of candle wax. The one on my Encore ML broke off on the first hunt sitting on my stand.
Pros: none
Cons: breaks too easily
Fits over the objective lens of a Vortex Venom 3-15x44
Size 34 (53.3mm) fits perfectly on the objective lens (front) of the Vortex Venom 3-15x44. For the matching occular lens (rear) cover, you will want to buy cover size 20 (45.1mm).
Would recommend: Yes
Butler Creek scope covers
I have been using this product for years and have not had any problems with them and they protect my scopes glass and keep them dry and clear as well.
Best Used for:
- Scope protection
Would recommend: Yes
Scope accessory that works well
Twice recently I have lost a scope eyepiece cover in the field because the OEM part fits too loosely.
This flip-open objective scope cover fits snugly and appears to be sturdy.
This flip-open objective scope cover fits snugly and appears to be sturdy.
Would recommend: Yes
Butler Creek Flip up objective cover
Thhis flip-open cover appears to be a good value. It is sturdy and has a snug fit that will prevent it falling off in the field.
Would recommend: Yes
Cheap and effective
This is a cheap simple objective cover. It is pretty cheap so, construction is pretty simple and basic. Whether its thin material construction holds up or not is an open issue but, for something this cheap I would say the quality is consistent with expectations.
Pros:
- works
Cons:
- Flimsy
Best Used for:
- rifle scope
Would recommend: Yes
Flip up lens cap that works
It’s a flip up plastic lens cap, not something I’d ordinarily take the time to review. I’ve used and purchased many over time. Most sold by the scope manufacturers thinking they would fit better, hold up longer or be less irritating. Unlike those others, this actually fits more snug, no wobble, doesn’t shift and opens smoothly and quietly. I’ve had others made of similar plastic and rubber. None I have really liked.
Bought this to replace the incredibly poor covers that came with my Trijicon Credo. It fits more like a cover should. Opens when I want. Stays closed when I want. It offers some protection for the glass. Paid less than $10 so right now if it lasts a bargain.
Bought this to replace the incredibly poor covers that came with my Trijicon Credo. It fits more like a cover should. Opens when I want. Stays closed when I want. It offers some protection for the glass. Paid less than $10 so right now if it lasts a bargain.
Would recommend: Yes
Not really quite as described
Measurements say it should fit. It doesn’t. Cheap enough I’m not even going to bother returning.
Pros:
- Cheap
Cons:
- Cheap
Best Used for:
- Throwing aside to not be used ever
Would recommend: No
Great caps if you're looking for something slim and light. Not heavy duty.
I really like these scope cap covers. Originally got a set for my Bushnell Match Pro and found out Butler Creek made them (owned by the same company). They're nice and low profile, easy to open, and lightweight. I don't need anything that hardcore because I'm not using them for hunting or anywhere the scope and rifle will get super dirty. Just need to offer basic protection and keep dust off. For that they work great and look nice (not bulky like some).
If you are trying to protect a scope while hunting and trekking through the wilderness I might suggest going with something a bit more hardcore. But for a range, competition, or plinking gun these are great.
If you are trying to protect a scope while hunting and trekking through the wilderness I might suggest going with something a bit more hardcore. But for a range, competition, or plinking gun these are great.
Pros:
- Lightweight
- cost
- fitment
Cons:
- slightly flimsy
- don't fold back flat
Best Used for:
- range rifles
Would recommend: Yes
A little effort required to pick the right size, but well worth it!
I keep BC caps on each of my scopes and have for years. They keep the lenses clean. I put home made dope charts inside the eyepiece cap. Very nice add on for the money!
Pros:
- Cost, functionality
Cons:
- None
Would recommend: Yes
Optic Cover
Snug fit. Won't allow moisture or dirt to penetrate around the seal. Cover is easy to flip open but stays closed when it is suppose to.
Would recommend: Yes
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