Does anyone have a clue what brand this scope is or any information on what you think it is or could be. Made a trade for it and the gun love it so far but just wanting more information on it.
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Rifle Scopes Need help with scope
- Thread starter Bbest1977
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The fixed SWFAs are some of the better (arguably best) budget-ended scopes out there.
For the $300 that it cost new I don’t know that you can purchase a more reliable, repeatable scope.
It has a Farrell rail, ultimate sniper stock super light trigger don’t know about barrel or scope but ended up costing me around $800 in a trade. I only have a 400yrd shooting range but hopeing to push it out farther this year and get into long range shooting. I’m not a experienced long range shooter. I shoot 400yards with a browning Abolt 7mmWSM with a Leupold vx2 3x9x50 set up that I have had for 20+ years. I shoot a lot pistols and 22lr but been itching to get into long rang shooting.
I think I will keep it for that. Lots of trash scopes at Walmart for $50.
I can see that it has moa turrets, how do we know that it doesnt have the moa reticle?
Actually, now that Im looking into it they dont even offer the mismatched models anymore, they are all moa/moa or mil/mil, I do seem to recall them existing in the past though, correct?
OP, it could be any of these except for the one with the side focus, you have rear focus model. Do you know what magnification power it is?
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Yes, they used to make MOA turrets and mil-dot reticle scopes. No longer though.I can see that it has moa turrets, how do we know that it doesnt have the moa reticle?
Actually, now that Im looking into it they dont even offer the mismatched models anymore, they are all moa/moa or mil/mil, I do seem to recall them existing in the past though, correct?
OP, it could be any of these except for the one with the side focus, you have rear focus model. Do you know what magnification power it is?
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Good scope OP - should work well if you don't need variable zoom.
Looks like an old model to me, i bet it has a standard mil-dot reticle. If not, rock on, if so, they bring the same money on eBay as versions with matching reticle and adjustments.
Honestly you can do better for 300 bucks anymore. Doesn't make it a bad option, but its no longer the only game in town for something in the sub 400 range that tracks decently. Many of those options are now variable power, with illumination as an option. The market has really changed in the last ten years. The SWFA has not.
