Anyone know what size I would need for a Nightforce NXS with 32mm objective? I was thinking the 33mm....
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measure scope optic with tape measure go to butler creek web sight down load size chart and pick what size you need based on your measurments
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You need to measure the outside diameter of the objective with a caliper, then check the size chart for the right cover.Using a ruler is not exact enough. The difference between cap sizes is measured in hundredths of an inch
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You need to measure the outside diameter of the objective with a caliper, then check the size chart for the right cover. Using a ruler is not exact enough. The difference between cap sizes is measured in hundredths of an inch
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I don't own a caliper so I pulled the spec sheet that came with my Mueller scope but after further research I found feedback that a Nightforce NXS 10x32 uses a size 15 for the objective.
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Sorry, I am using the Gary Fong light modifier on a Speedlight 910 which it fits snugly. Gary fong has just released a new lightsphere which has a new mount system. It looks like it is faster to put on and would handle a broader range of flashes. It uses velcro type straps to tighten it in place.
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The glass on the NF is better but not a lot better. I use both scopes and I'm very happy with the Bushnell. If you can do the price on NF FFP F1 and your OK with 15x for your top end then I would recommend the Nightforce F1. We sale both scopes. Mike @ CSTACTICAL our # is 916.670.1103.
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Does anyone know if this is mountable to the 20mm micro 4/3 Lumix lens they both have the threaded 46mm but I have run into issues where the conversion lens actually touches my lens glass with cheaper units?Thanks, no retailer has these near me in PHX so I cannot try fitting them together first.
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18-24 is the right size I think. I believe I have the same setup and anything longer wouldn't fit. Light works great.
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For Night Sky viewing you want a 50 mm lens or better.. like a 8X50 or so.. need bright lens to view stars or planets.. get the best you can afford. Tasco makes a good night vision binocular at a good price
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62mmEDIT: HAHAHA, didn't see everyone chiming in 62mm. I wonder how many responses this question will get?!
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I ordered the size that was supposed to be for my 40 mm objective lense and it was too small..it fit my 30 mm .22 rimfire rifle..I won't buy another...
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I think the VX Sport hull is a bit smaller/narrower than the FX. The cover will probably be loose.
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49.61mm. Don't be so concerned with exact numbers. This headset is classified as a standard (external) 1.5" lower cup, and a semi-integrated 1 1/8" upper. The semi-integrated upper headset is a pretty standard size these days which is referred to a 44mm ID standard. There are two routes you can go to find out if this will fit your frame: Contact Canecreek (suggested) or go to their website and use their headset fit calculator. The other option (also recommended) is to contact the manufacture of your frame to find out exactly which aftermarket headsets are applicable. I have this same headset in the "110 series" on two bikes, my Santa Cruz Tallboy carbon and my Lynskey Pro29. This is the most common headset used for tapered headtubes and forks outside of the normal Specialized, Trek, Giant, C'dale, and Niner that all use fully integrated style or semi-integrated top & bottom headsets. They like to make stuff proprietary and confusing. Hope that helps. As for the quality of this headset, I build bikes, and for part selection of a set-and-forget headset that is budget-minded. This is one of the best on the market. The 40-series is considered the "workhorse" of the Cane Creek lineup. Strong enough for downhill but light enough for XC racing and won't break the bank.
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The size would fit, but you would have to check out the positions of the button cutouts, if the Trio are the same as the Nexxus, I would think it would work. By the way it works perfectly for our Nexxus.
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No I would go with a 500mm or 700. Thats what I use for my sons races in motox.
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Not that I can find with a quick googling. Of course, I cannot find such specific conditions of review for others either. 9x32 is a pretty rare power. Clarity is not too specific, but I assume you could break it into contrast and sharpness, both pretty good for the money here. If you are seriously into scouting game you probably want something a bit better, though. Zen-Ray 8x42, Vortex Solo 8x36 , something like that. The main issue with this is the tight focuser ring. Contrast is very good, sharpness good. (better than the BG binoculars). I'd back off to 7x or 8x for scouting and spend a bit more.
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I've found it to be a fantastic scope, very close to my nightforce nxs. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another.
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I agree with you, measure the Objective Lens and see if they have the size you need, no doubt they will work. Make sure to measure and convert inches to millimeters.
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I believe they are the 29-32mm. I've used some others that have been identified as 32mm, and these were just about the same size.
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The best thing I have found, is to find out the mm of the base you want to mount it to, and get the same size. Are you mounting it to the camera, or another lens? I believe you are trying to go too the camera it's self for close ups. Or are you trying to use it with another lens also? With just what you have given me, I am not sure. With just this lens you do not have A/F or stabilizer.