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What are you using to dry your bino / scope lenses in the field?
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<blockquote data-quote="ds" data-source="post: 84287" data-attributes="member: 3050"><p>Something I have seen and used a bit was Swaro SLC`s 8x30`s with Butler Creek cover the objectives. Seems to protect them very well and keep most of the rain away.</p><p></p><p>Slightly off topic but a good way to keep rain off the scope objective even with a sunshade is not to use a fluted barrel. Have seen water collect in the flutes and when shot the water flies up, managed to go over the objective lens even with a sunshade on (not much fun when the water started off as snow, turned to water with the barrel heat and then got frozen on the objective).</p><p></p><p>Prevention or limitation seems better than cure, as trying to clean a lens in the field seems an easy way to get it scratched. </p><p> </p><p>David.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ds, post: 84287, member: 3050"] Something I have seen and used a bit was Swaro SLC`s 8x30`s with Butler Creek cover the objectives. Seems to protect them very well and keep most of the rain away. Slightly off topic but a good way to keep rain off the scope objective even with a sunshade is not to use a fluted barrel. Have seen water collect in the flutes and when shot the water flies up, managed to go over the objective lens even with a sunshade on (not much fun when the water started off as snow, turned to water with the barrel heat and then got frozen on the objective). Prevention or limitation seems better than cure, as trying to clean a lens in the field seems an easy way to get it scratched. David. [/QUOTE]
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