Hello, I just purchased a Nikon M-223 4-16x42M BDC 600 scope, what size flip-open eyepiece and objective covers do I need? Thanks!
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check the scope's spec. sheet it should have the diameters of the lenses on it.
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Ryan, thank you for contacting Orion Telescopes and Binoculars. In order to get to 180x magnification, you would need a 6.9mm eyepiece. I hope this has been helpful.
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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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I have wondered this myself. I don't find the Butler Creek web site very helpful in the determining the size covers for various scopes. Too bad, they could probably sell a lot more covers if they took time to chart the size covers for different scopes.
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Here is all the info supplied to me by the manufacturer.... AR Optics 3-12x40 Riflescope,BDC Reticle Description AR Optics 3-12x 40mm Description: Versatile optic featuring target turrets, side parallax adjustment and our Drop Zone 223 BDC reticle to accurately place rounds on target out to 600 yards. - Drop Zone 223 BDC reticle - Second focal plane - Fully multi-coated optics Specifications: - Power / Obj Lens: 3-12x 40mm - Finish: Matte - Length (in / mm): 12 / 305 - Reticle: Drop Zone-223 BDC - Mounting Length (in / mm): 4.6 / 118 - Field of View (ft@100 yds. / m@100 m): 33/8.5@3x / 11/2.5@12x - Adj Range in@100yds/ m@100m: +50 / 1.3 - Weight (oz. / g): 21.3 / 604 - Exit Pupil (mm): 13.7@3x / 3.7@12x - Eye Relief (in / mm): 3.7 / 95 - Click Value in@100 yds / mm@100m: 0.25 / 6.95 Shipping Dimensions Weight: 1.9 pounds. Dimensional Weight: 0.7 pounds. Dimensions: 3.5" (W) x 2.75" (H) x 12.25" (D) Weight Disclaimer: * Weight may vary based on configuration. Manufacturer Information Bushnell 9200 Cody St. Overland Park, KS 66214 http://www.bushnell.com 800-221-9035
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Any Nikon scope would be an excellent choice for this gun. My personal choice would be a Nikon 2x7.
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Thats gonna be cutting it awfully close. , your target will look like its in the scope lol Why would one need a scope for 25 yards ? If thats all you'll be shooting . You might wanna go with a hollographic red dot or something and if you shoot long and short do the same and get QD rings for the nikon. Its an excellent scope for the money
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When you ate handling the rifle, for the eyepiece, you so.ply push the spring button and the cover flips up. You Dont want to have to find the button and technically push back against you to open the objective lens. You simply thumb it forward and it pops open. It makes a lot more sense when you actually use it.
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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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Yes you are correct.. I have these exact binoculars ( and love them ) .. I purchased the : B + W 58mm MC (Multi Resistant Coating) Clear Glass Protection Filter, #007 ... and they fit Perfectly.. There are cheaper ones out there that dont thread onto the objective lens as perecissionly as these "german made" ones do.
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Going with the BDC will be easier for you, especially when you utilize Spot On to dial in your long range accuracy. I have the P-223 3-9 BDC 600 and love it. It sit's on a .223 AR. Nice thing with the BDC is, zero at 100 and then use the BDC circles as your aim point to make accurate shots. I have used to to shoot soda cans at 500 yards. Obviously the M-223 4-16 will give you greater magnification and a shaprper image, but the P-223 3-9 is still one heck of a scope.
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my scope has a 28 mm objective lens, but my eyepiece lens has an outside diameter of 41mm, so I had to go with medium height mounts to have enough clearance on my Ruger scout rifle picatinny rail. Also, the eyepiece lens cap is just thick enough that it won't clear the rail unless I pull it back just enough that it doesn't touch the rear of the rail. I hope that helps.
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I'm sorry I can't be of much help as I am not familiar with your camera. As far as eyepiece, you should not need one. You place your magnifying device in the upper portion, and attach your camera to the lower. I was able to get my camera lens right up to my magnifying device. Although, I only had a cheap monoscope. Haven't tried it out with spotting scopes, but it does allow for many styles and shapes of cameras, I feel.
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Too much scope, why not buy the Nikon scope made specifically for the that caliber, Nikon P-223 3-9x40 Mate BDC 600.
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Though I am not sure about the flip open covers, but I do want to give you a heads up on the scope. If you are mounting on anything larger than .223 don't bother. Barska recommended this exact scope for my Remington 700P .308 and the sight shifted after one shot. Upon calling to discuss they then stated they would have never recommended that scope for that rifle. I even re-sent their email back to them showing this recommendation and they never responded and would no longer take my calls. So I bought a nikon BDC and shot a hole threw the Barska at 200yrds. I love to show my friends this when they come over. I can understand if they made a mistake, but they would not even acknowledge they did. Shame on them!!
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Yes, mine came with the shade and flip up lens covers. I've got it mounted on a Remington 700 .308 and I'm shooting 1/2" MOA at 400-600 yards. I love it
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For my Mossberg 930 I used these Leupold rings Leupold PRW 1-in Low , mounted on this rail UTG Mossberg 500 Shotgun Top Rail Mount , and these lens caps Butler Creek Flip-Open Objective Scope Cover, Size 27 (1.84-Inch, 46.7mm) , & Butler Creek Flip-Open Eyepiece Scope Cover, Size 13 (1.57-Inch, 39.9mm) . Hope this helps.