Professor Optiken Flipcap-Set: Schutz für Zieloptiken

Quick answer

The Professor Optiken Flipcap-Set provides a simple, secure way to protect your riflescope lenses. Here's how to install it correctly in a few minutes.

Installing your Flipcap-Set in 4 steps

1. Step 1: Identify the caps: Each set includes two caps: one for the ocular (eyepiece) and one for the objective (front lens). They are often marked or have different diameters. Hold each cap near its intended end to confirm the fit before pressing. A common mistake is swapping the caps. Check the diameter first.
2. Step 2: Clean the scope body: Wipe the mounting surfaces on the scope's ocular and objective housings with a clean, dry cloth. Any dirt or grease can prevent the rubber coating from gripping properly. Even a thin layer of oil can cause the cap to slide off during use.
3. Step 3: Press the caps into place: Align each cap with its corresponding scope end and press evenly around the rim until you feel the rubber grip seat firmly. Do not force it – if it doesn't fit, you may have the wrong cap or size. If the cap is too tight or too loose, double-check that you have the correct model-specific set.
4. Step 4: Test the flip action: Flip each cap open and closed several times. The hinge should move freely without binding. Ensure the open cap does not obstruct your view or block the turret area. If it rubs against the scope body, adjust the cap's rotation slightly. A cap that doesn't flip fully open may catch on brush or gear. Reposition it now.

Product facts

• Professor Optiken Flipcap-Set für Staffelsee-Zieloptik - verschiedene Größen: Made from high-quality plastic with a non-slip rubber coating for a precise fit. The rubber coating keeps the caps securely in place during transport and shooting, so they won't fall off when you need them most.

  

• Professor Optiken Flipcap-Set für Zieloptik - 2-16x44 HD: Specifically designed for the Ammersee 2-16x44 HD scope, includes one ocular and one objective cap. A model-specific fit means no gap for dirt to enter and no risk of the cap interfering with the scope's adjustments.