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Well, I have now used this very simple but high valued accessories for my scope through this winter season and love it:

http://www.titanium-gunworks.d...tik/scope-guard.html



It´s a Neoprene cover from Swarovski to fit your scope like a glove. It protects the scope from scratches, abuse and most important: rain, snow and dust - I have used my rifle with this cover though snowfall and rain and it was a great value to have "open and clear sight" when I needed it...

It fits of course other brands as well...

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Posts: 759 | Location: Germany | Registered: 30 March 2006Reply With Quote
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Klaus,

Why don't you just put a neoprene cover over the entire gun? It would be no less practical for hunting and would protect the portion of the firearm that is more subject to damage than the scope itself.
 
Posts: 13245 | Location: Henly, TX, USA | Registered: 04 April 2001Reply With Quote
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Maybe he ought to get one for himself too. Sort of a body condom Sorry but that thing seems ridiculous to me.
 
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@Stonecreek:
Guess there is not so much snow and rain in Texas like it is here...?!

I hate this kind of flaps, so for me this cover is perfect for foolish weather - without rain or snow, I would not take it of course, but when the weather is bad, it is a great value...

Another friend uses this for protecting his scope freezing up in Sweden...
 
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Sorry, not for me.


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That looks like a good cover.

That is a nice looking rifle as well.

Many of these Americans do not know that that rifle has a QD scope mount, and that that cover protects the scope when it is removed well.


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I use similar covers to protect my scopes when my rifles are racked in the hunting truck.

Leupold makes them, and the other brand I have used is called Scopecoat (or something like that).

The covers are very light and do a great job of protecting the scopes from the odd bump and bruise. They keep the scopes dry and dust free to boot.

I take the covers off when actually hunting - although I believe that I might leave them on in a rain or snow storm.


Mike

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I have some Africase scope covers I got from Aleko at Heritage Arms. They are made of padded canvas. Some are designed to protect the scope off the gun, some have a long enough stra to protect the scope on the gun or off the gun.


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Originally posted by N E 450 No2:
I have some Africase scope covers I got from Aleko at Heritage Arms. They are made of padded canvas. Some are designed to protect the scope off the gun, some have a long enough stra to protect the scope on the gun or off the gun.


You are absolutely right! The Africases are perfect, especially for using them off the gun - on the gun I prefer those Swarovski´s...
 
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