Butler Creeks for Credo 2.5-15x42?

[Bater]

Need to order Butler Creeks for a Trijicon Credo 2.5-15x42 that I don’t have in my hand yet for measurements. Could somebody supply me ocular/objective diameters or butler creek sizes?

Thanks and Merry Christmas

 

[BRTreedogs]

I know it doesn't answer your question per say.
But im much happier with scope shield neoprene covers then I ever was with caps.

Maybe I'm just a tool. But I always ended up with moisture in my caps.

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[Bater]

Interesting, I’ve had Butler Creeks on 15-20 setups and have never had a moisture issue. The Trijicon comes with a nice neoprene cover, just super used to the butler creeks.

 

[BRTreedogs]

Its my fault. I'm not saying they leaked.
I was tracking elk and had them open. And ended up with the ends full of snow.

But then I had to leave them open to let the moisture out.

The loop and pull tab on the scope shield is handy.
Just tug on the back and it hangs. Just much more intuitive to me. And protects the entire scope.

 

[Bater]

Yeah, I have a neoprene’s on all of my NXS scopes since the whole eyepiece turning doesn’t work well with the BC’s. Just always seems like a pain getting the neoprene cover off in a hurry…

 

[Thinkingman]

I have been using Butler Creek caps for years and find them pretty effective, although sometimes hard to fit.
I just bought my son a Monstrum rubberized objective cap for his Burris Signature and it is a pretty cool piece of kit.
I think I like it better than Butler Creek.