Re: SWFA Super Sniper 5-20X50HD
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: SWFA</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Here is some history of our SS logo.
Basically our logo was thought up by my father many years prior to the Super Sniper scopes being made. He harbored the notion of combining two German WWII awards to make a logo for a scope company. At the time he had no idea what the future held and that some day we would have a scope company. At this point in time we were just retailing rifle scopes at gun shows.
My father is an avid collector of many things, his expertise is WWII and that is by far his passion. The German awards were well thought out and very unique and for those reasons they are the most desirable to collectors. For instance the Sniper Patch is an Eagle, an eagle sits up high (unseen) and searches its surroundings with keen vision, is a strong apex predator that attacks silently nad swiftly, often from long distances. His effectivness relies on not being seen, superior vision and a precise strike. (Perfect symbol for a sniper award and a "sniper" scope)
The second award that inspired our logo is the Reconnaissance Clasp. Again, an eagle is perfect for a reconnaissance award as they soar high above and survey without being detected. The over sized eye to further emphasis it sees all, perfect for this type of award and perfect for a "sniper" type scope for the same reasons.
Inspired by these two thought provoking awards my father designed our logo. Our logo is not meant to be a replica of either and is not meant to promote Nazism. It is ironic that SS appears under the logo now since we ditched the Super Sniper name but in fact SS has always been part of the logo, look closely at the feathers.
It's just a logo that is meant to relate how an eagle with a big eye is similar in nature to a sniper and his tactics employing a "sniper" scope.
Damn those who call it a Super Chicken! Chickens don't have curved beaks!
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My dad collects the same WWII stuff. I remember seeing that patch as a kid and asking about it. There were different colors for how ever many kills you got.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: SWFA</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Here is some history of our SS logo.
Basically our logo was thought up by my father many years prior to the Super Sniper scopes being made. He harbored the notion of combining two German WWII awards to make a logo for a scope company. At the time he had no idea what the future held and that some day we would have a scope company. At this point in time we were just retailing rifle scopes at gun shows.
My father is an avid collector of many things, his expertise is WWII and that is by far his passion. The German awards were well thought out and very unique and for those reasons they are the most desirable to collectors. For instance the Sniper Patch is an Eagle, an eagle sits up high (unseen) and searches its surroundings with keen vision, is a strong apex predator that attacks silently nad swiftly, often from long distances. His effectivness relies on not being seen, superior vision and a precise strike. (Perfect symbol for a sniper award and a "sniper" scope)
The second award that inspired our logo is the Reconnaissance Clasp. Again, an eagle is perfect for a reconnaissance award as they soar high above and survey without being detected. The over sized eye to further emphasis it sees all, perfect for this type of award and perfect for a "sniper" type scope for the same reasons.
Inspired by these two thought provoking awards my father designed our logo. Our logo is not meant to be a replica of either and is not meant to promote Nazism. It is ironic that SS appears under the logo now since we ditched the Super Sniper name but in fact SS has always been part of the logo, look closely at the feathers.
It's just a logo that is meant to relate how an eagle with a big eye is similar in nature to a sniper and his tactics employing a "sniper" scope.
Damn those who call it a Super Chicken! Chickens don't have curved beaks!
My dad collects the same WWII stuff. I remember seeing that patch as a kid and asking about it. There were different colors for how ever many kills you got.