Thread: securing scope dial caps in the bush or transport - how?

So its happened to me twice now. Pull the rifle out if its case to find the scope dials are way way gone from zero..... Both times I've had to guess that the caps have lifted up and turned without actually moving the dial..... But it certainly knocks the confidence and I'm keen on finding a useful way of stopping this from happening. The weaver 2-10 caps can lift up and "freewheel".

I'm wondering about strips of rubber around the turrets vertically, so it wraps around both caps and the scope body. Shouldn't bother bolt cycling?

But before I go and reinvent this wheel - I'm guessing the forum guru's have already solved this one?

Thanks in advance

Have a squiz at a previous thread from only a few days ago. In this section too I think
Edit that was you as well

Same post starting the same thread by the same person from 4 days ago!

Just a few wraps of insulation tape.

apologies don't know how I started the same threat again...... Duh.

That might just be the best idea yet, don't dial it very often at all, so no biggie if I need to remove and retape.....