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    Second time in a rifle bag it fell off, it clips in very weakly, so why have a cap on the front when the rear lens has none?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hurricane View Post
    Second time in a rifle bag it fell off, it clips in very weakly, so why have a cap on the front when the rear lens has none?
    Touch wood mine has been fine so far
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hurricane View Post
    Second time in a rifle bag it fell off, it clips in very weakly, so why have a cap on the front when the rear lens has none?
    Because you can't open a lens cap when you have a scope enhancer on..

    Drop us a line and we'll replace the objective cover, no biggie and we've had no other problems with them

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gary C View Post
    Because you can't open a lens cap when you have a scope enhancer on..

    Drop us a line and we'll replace the objective cover, no biggie and we've had no other problems with them
    No problem with not having the lens cap on for me, after I found it on the floor I clipped it on and off a couple of times to see how it fitted then put it in my misc. box.

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    I have used the Connect in a couple of HFT competitions and haven't had a problem with the objective lens cap. Personally I don't get on with the rubber 'concertina' enhancer, but have used a Bushwacker flip-up eyepiece cover to keep the rain off.
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    Now I could not get on with the Viper at all ( my dodgy eyes ) but I have tried the connect a couple of times and really like it , very clear , compact with a great ret too . When finances allow I will certainly be getting one .

    Charles how are you finding the scope with / without glasses mate

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    No worse with glasses than any other scope I've used, but nowadays I only shoot wearing a contact lens, much better than glasses.
    Though reading glasses do have their uses.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mog View Post
    No worse with glasses than any other scope I've used, but nowadays I only shoot wearing a contact lens, much better than glasses.
    Though reading glasses do have their uses.
    LMAO - excellent as usual Sir
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mog View Post
    I have used the Connect in a couple of HFT competitions and haven't had a problem with the objective lens cap. Personally I don't get on with the rubber 'concertina' enhancer, but have used a Bushwacker flip-up eyepiece cover to keep the rain off.
    Do you find that you lose the ret in the darker wooded areas when a dark target is used? Its a b*tch to range find with it. Now if the ret was a fully illuminated one it would be a good hft scope as well as a good hunting scope

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    Quote Originally Posted by poison dwarf View Post
    Do you find that you lose the ret in the darker wooded areas when a dark target is used? Its a b*tch to range find with it. Now if the ret was a fully illuminated one it would be a good hft scope as well as a good hunting scope
    IMHO the illuminated centre cross is all you need.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mog View Post
    IMHO the illuminated centre cross is all you need.
    What Mog said.

    I now find fully illuminated rets distracting, especially as in HFT you can't adjust them. And the illuminated centre cross is excellent for hunting. IMHO, of course.

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