Butler Creek Flip-Open Eyepiece Cover, Size 19 (1.73"/43.90mm), Black Polymer
Butler Creek
Keep your scope's eyepiece protected when it matters most with the Butler Creek Flip-Open Eyepiece Cover Size 07. Sized for 1.46-inch (37mm) eyepieces, this black polymer cover seals out the elements until the moment you need to shoot. Unlike caps that require you to remove and pocket them, Butler Creek's flip-open design lets you swing it aside with a thumb, keeping your shot window open and your optics shielded in one fluid motion.
Built for hunters and shooters who work in harsh conditions, this eyepiece cover creates a watertight and airtight seal that protects against rain, snow, dust, and moisture. The spring-loaded hinge is silent—no mechanical clicks to spook game or break concentration on the line. The ambidextrous design works equally well whether you're right-eye or left-eye dominant, and it's tough enough to function reliably in temperatures down to –40°F, whether you're glassing high country in winter or running a predator rig at dawn.
The Size 07 fits standard 37mm scopes and is a must-have for rifle scopes, spotting scopes, and other optics that spend time outdoors. It's the kind of simple gear that prevents expensive damage and keeps you ready when opportunities are brief.
| Size | 07 |
| Eyepiece Diameter | 1.46" (37mm) |
| Material | Black Polymer |
| Temperature Rating | –40°F and below |
| Model Number | 20070 |
The Size 07 Butler Creek cover is designed for 37mm (1.46") eyepieces. Measure your eyepiece barrel diameter to confirm it matches before ordering. Butler Creek makes multiple sizes for different scope formats.
The flip-open hinge keeps the cover tethered to your scope. Swing it open when you're ready to shoot, and it stays attached—no risk of losing it in the field.
Yes. The cover creates a watertight and airtight seal around your eyepiece, protecting against rain, snow, dust, and moisture. It's engineered to keep your optics dry in wet conditions.
Absolutely. The cover is tested to function in temperatures down to –40°F, making it reliable for winter hunting and late-season shooting in extreme cold.