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Bering Optics Super Yoter DNO Tactical Eyecup w/Shutter for 35 & 50mm. This eyecup incorporates a couple really nice features for thermals. It has a shutter door that opens giving full view of the screen when you push into the eye cup. when released it closes to conceal light from the screen, which can reflect back giving away your location before you get a shot off! the shutter also assists in keeping the lens clean and clear from debris. This eyecup fits over the focal ring, preventing it from falling off the scope while transporting the gun in and out of a vehicle or while traveling to your stand. It is made from a soft rubber that will not stiffen up in cold weather and will not get flimsy in warm weather. This is a great must have accessory!
Please Note: The tactical eye cups install differently than the OEM eye cups. The Tactical eye cup slides all the way up the diopter adjustment ring and will stay on much more securely making it virtually impossible to lose.
Specification: Made from rubber material with multiple folds and an ergonomic eye cup, providing ample flexibility as comfortable cushion and protection for the eye area against recoil Use with optics to relieve eye strain by blocking glare or enhancing low light, and to improve focus on target by eliminating distractions from peripheral movement. Eyeshade design enables quick eye positioning for proper eye relief and optic center alignment to speed up target acquisition and increase sighting accuracy
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Compatible with the following scopes:
For the accessories side, right here: we sell this Super Yoter eyecup, a matching cup for the Hogster family and Bering's own magnetic power cable. Orders ship free to any US address, with no sales tax outside Illinois and no credit card fees.
Zero at the distance where you take most of your shots. 100 yards is a common choice for coyotes over open fields, and many hog hunters go closer. Put a heat source on the target, like a hand warmer, so the aim point shows clearly on a thermal screen, and recheck the zero after dark.