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November 7th, 2014, 22:25
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Thanks for the help.
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December 7th, 2014, 17:34
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i just went on dx.com and got myself some flashlight lens...they are just a glass lens that usually comes in bulk of 10 per order of 5 bucks and free shipping...
I just put some electrical tape to hold them on...
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December 16th, 2014, 02:25
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Protecting scope is very important, there are lots of sites where you can get a better scope protector for your scope, i am also using one and it takes good care of my scope.
Last edited by JosephSSmith; December 16th, 2014 at 03:10.. |
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December 16th, 2014, 09:33
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I went to the local home depot store and purchased a sheet of lexan.
I forget the thickness, I can find it if someone wants, but it is a lot thinner than the screen protectors you buy retail that crack or chip after being hit with one shot. I used automatic fire from my vfc 416 with .28 gr. There wasn't even a mark on it. So... to be safe I decided to double it up and place it on the inside of the rubber scope protector that sits on the scope. All you need is a dremel and a bit of time. I think the whole sheet was about $5.00 and you could make about 10-12 scope protectors out of it. Hope this helps 
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