Recently I have seen some guys who have wrapped their scope bells with what looks like elastic vet wrap. Is that what you’re using? How does it hold up? Seems like a reasonable way to protect the scope’s finish.
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Join the contestOAFMaybe I should try this so I know I'm a real poser with my new rifle(I don't prs yet).
Does it come in a flamboyant animal print variety, perhaps leopard print?
It's called 3M Vetrap self adhesive tape (you can get cheap copies of self-adhesive tape on eBay but just go the 3M)Recently I have seen some guys who have wrapped their scope bells with what looks like elastic vet wrap. Is that what you’re using? How does it hold up? Seems like a reasonable way to protect the scope’s finish.
Don’t know about all of it but I had some holding a camping mat cheek rest on that got sticky and stayed that way from humidity and sweatdoes the vet wrap stay wet or does it dry out pretty quick
Pretty great timing, guys asking about wrapping scope objectives. Here's a little project I'm also involved with. 500D cordura, loop material on the sides for whatever patches you want, antislip material to prevent rotation, and double thickness. This isn't padding, but a much better, cleaner, cool way to prevent scratches on your expensive optic.
The manufacturer will have two sizes available. Sizes specifically made for the ZC420 and ZC527, but these two sizes are a very good fit also on the 3.6-18 Mark 5HD and the larger 56mm objective will fit really well on the 5-25 Mark 5 HD, and Kahles 624i.
More testing is going on to verify fitment on other optics right now.
First batch is hopefully going to be ready for purchase in about 2 to 3 weeks, just waiting on material.
Three colors to start: multicam, multicam black, and coyote. Pricing still to be determined.
We have a product that should be ready to purchase in 2-3 weeks that will protect your scope from scratches and look cool. View at our Facebook page www.facebook.com/ScopeChapsRecently I have seen some guys who have wrapped their scope bells with what looks like elastic vet wrap. Is that what you’re using? How does it hold up? Seems like a reasonable way to protect the scope’s finish.
We have a product that should be ready to purchase in 2-3 weeks that will protect your scope from scratches and look cool. View at our Facebook page www.facebook.com/ScopeChaps
@gebhardt02 has already been in contact with @lowlight regarding this product.
I need one of these for my XTRII 3-15Pretty great timing, guys asking about wrapping scope objectives. Here's a little project I'm also involved with. 500D cordura, loop material on the sides for whatever patches you want, antislip material to prevent rotation, and double thickness. This isn't padding, but a much better, cleaner, cool way to prevent scratches on your expensive optic.
The manufacturer will have two sizes available. Sizes specifically made for the ZC420 and ZC527, but these two sizes are a very good fit also on the 3.6-18 Mark 5HD and the larger 56mm objective will fit really well on the 5-25 Mark 5 HD, and Kahles 624i.
More testing is going on to verify fitment on other optics right now.
First batch is hopefully going to be ready for purchase in about 2 to 3 weeks, just waiting on material.
Three colors to start: multicam, multicam black, and coyote. Pricing still to be determined.
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Us poors need to represent. Montana is a bit far or I'd bring mine.Thanks for your interest!
We are still in the process of making products. We aren't sure it will fit the XTRll until we get one in the shop to test fit.
I think I'd fuck that up, I might as well just throw away $20ishScope Skins. Vinyl and expensive.
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Maybe one day I can donate enough sperm to afford a ZCOHah, hah.....any scope is better for long range stuff than using iron sites![]()
I've been to 3 stores looking for some gay ass colored vet wrap and all they have is normal colors. If I wanted normal colors all they would have is some stupid shit.
I was going to put my money where my mouth was and do leopard or something dumb.
It would totally be worth your effort! Maybe you can sell some plasma too? The ZCO's are pretty awesomeMaybe one day I can donate enough sperm to afford a ZCO![]()
Theyre all out of the odd stuff, only had solid colors.If you have them in your area, check out Tractor Supply. Go into the horse section and they have all kinds of wild patterns that are used for leg wraps. Here is an example and the store near me has several other prints as well.
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Any chance you have an option for the ZC420 with sunshade?This project started initially for the ZCO scopes. Had to start somewhere. More models will get developed for other scopes as needed, just going to take a bit longer. Thankfully, the current sizes already are a good fit to other similar sized optics.
Maybe I can find some measurements online when I get off work. Would be a bonus if it fits.I have an XTR II in 4-20. Not sure on dimensional difference to the 3-15 though for proper sizing.
This project started initially for the ZCO scopes. Had to start somewhere. More models will get developed for other scopes as needed, just going to take a bit longer. Thankfully, the current sizes already are a good fit to other similar sized optics.
I always just cut some old BDU's into about 2 inch wide strips, wrap the scope and secure it with paracord. Cheap and effective.
The used scope buyers appreciate that.I would never spend more than $1 to wrap my scope. On second thought...nah. I won’t even spend $1.
That looks slickIt's called 3M Vetrap self adhesive tape (you can get cheap copies of self-adhesive tape on eBay but just go the 3M)
Dramatically reduces the cringe factor as you slam your scope bell against a barricade etc.
Probably a good reducer of reflection on hunting scopes too......
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