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NF Objective end, Flip-up lens caps - All 56mm

Regular price $45.00 USD
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Description

Big objectives are bought for one reason — light — and they pay for it by presenting the largest, most exposed piece of glass on the rifle. A 56mm front lens catches more rain, collects more dust, and costs the most to have refinished if something drags across the coating. It is the single element on the scope most worth covering.

The flip-up design solves the problem that slip-on covers create. A cover you have to pull off is one you either leave behind or fumble at the wrong moment; this one hinges clear and stays attached, so the glass is protected in transit and the scope is ready with a thumb flick. On a rifle riding in a scabbard or lashed to a pack, that permanence is the whole point.

These are made by Tenebraex to Nightforce's own dimensions rather than bought in as a universal part, which is why the fit is positive instead of approximate. The shell is a high-strength plastic blend picked for impact durability and for surviving extreme temperature swings without going brittle.

This is the broadest-fitting cap Nightforce makes: the 56mm objective is common across the ATACR, BEAST, NXS, and SHV families, so one part covers a lot of the lineup. It is sold as a single cap, not paired with an eyepiece cover.

Specifications
Product Type Flip-up objective lens cap
Objective Lens Size 56mm
Sold As Single cap - objective only, not a set
Material High-strength plastic blend
Temperature Performance Rated by Nightforce for extreme temperature resistance
Manufactured By Tenebraex, to Nightforce Optics specifications
Function Hinged cover; protects the objective lens from debris and scratches
Nightforce Fitment Group 56mm ATACR, BEAST, NXS, and SHV riflescopes
UNVERIFIED - Nightforce does not publish the following for this part. Confirm before relying on them attachment method (thread-in vs. strap-on), locking mechanism, and whether the opening angle is adjustable.
Data source Nightforce published specifications