huntsman22
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The aadlands are only noisy if you flip them open without a slow, controlled release. Get in the habit of using your hand to ease them open, instead of just letting them sping and bang.....
This exactly. I've played around with them some more and a controlled release is just fine for noise. If you just flip them open, or snap them closed not so much. Overall just being conscious of it they will work great unless you forget in the heat of the moment. Seems like they are highly recommended so I'm planning to adapt. Still likely trying the badlands cover just to compare.The aadlands are only noisy if you flip them open without a slow, controlled release. Get in the habit of using your hand to ease them open, instead of just letting them sping and bang.....
I use this style on every scope I have with exposed turrets. They are great, quiet, and protect expensive scopes like no other.SENTRY XP-6 Extreme Scopecoats®
The XP-6™ Extreme Scopecoat® by SENTRY is designed to offer maximum protection for all service-weapon optics.sentrytactical.com
The newer ones have a finger strap on the ocular end for quick/easier removal.
Cheaper to buy them off Amazon
You & I are on the same page. I use both for sure. Probably used everybody else's 'till I found these twoBadlands makes the best scope cover. $40 (No regrets) Tenebraex IMO are extreme quality flip up lens covers. Not cheap. ($100)
Badlands makes the best scope cover. $40 (No regrets) Tenebraex IMO are extreme quality flip up lens covers. Not cheap. ($100)
Contact these folks up and tell them what you need if you are wanting neoprene covers. Email is the preferred method for contactingWondering where I can get some covers for my Springfield Armory 4-14x56mm which has an enormous 2.793" objective (70.9mm) and 1.792" (45.5mm) eyepiece?