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I've used lots of different kinds of scope protectors that I've seen on forums. From them I've developed one that I now use. Start with a piece of an old intertube and a couple zip strips. I use the zip strips that are reusable. ![]() Cut it to fit tight between the rings and cut a U notch for the scope adjustment knob. Punch holes for the zip strips. ![]() It's simple to make and is easy to take off the scope and wash. ![]() Works for me anyway. Art |
That's a good idea. When you clean it... you need more zip ties?
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Art good idea, you have any of that inner tube left over??? Grin
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Originally Posted by cayugad
(Post 4170262)
That's a good idea. When you clean it... you need more zip ties?
They have a release button on them. |
excellent idea... then you could just wipe them off and put them back on. I like that idea. I never seen zip ties that could be released. I just buy them in bulk from Harbor Freight. They are very handy things to have around.
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Great idea Flounder.
I haven't seen an inner tube around for quite some time. But a stop at a tire repair place with a pair of scissors would likely produce a piece of old tube with little trouble. I often see old furniture out on trash day with heavy vinyl or leather upholstery. That would probably work also. |
great idea i will try, but use velcro tie wraps instead they are completely flat and softer than nylon.
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I have found the TC muzzleloader scope protector#7339 for about 10.00 works. good on 1in scopes without a side focus, made of leather and velcro fasteners .
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