Swampfox Arrowhead 1-10x24 Mil Reticle

[Djb1]

I've been hearing this name more and more these days and finally decided to purchase one when I found them for sale at a nearby store.

I should start by saying that I have been dreaming of a 1-10 with these features for quite a while and I am ecstatic to find one for sale at such a reasonable price point.

For those that are unaware, this scope is a 1-10x LPVO offered with a Mil, MOA or BDC reticle.
It weighs 21oz, has push/pull elevation/windage, 12 brightness settings (2 NV settings) and comes with flip caps.

Below you can see photos of it mounted on my Tavor 7 as well as reticle photos.
I will be letting the lead fly this weekend to see how it performs. If it does well I will give it a chance this hunting season instead of my Vortex LHT 3-15x42.


Standby for further review.

 

[jparent]

Ok, where did you find this? Im looking for an optic now and this might just fill the bill.

 

[tobaman45]

wondering if I could order one of these off the Brownells site, have never ordered from them.

 

[Bartok5]

Non-site sponsor Red Deer Shooting Center (RDSC) has them in stock. That's where I got mine for $760-ish IIRC.

 

[Oldly]

wondering if I could order one of these off the Brownells site, have never ordered from them.

Don't think you can,

 

[jiffx2781]

VERY interested in this optic but I was wondering if anyone could comment on eyebox at 10X? Yes I expect it to be not that great but is it actually useable? Like if I were to mount it on a semi-auto could I easily maintain sight picture at a moving target (coyote) or would it be a bit finicky? Most times I'd be on a lower magnification setting (my current optic is a 1-6 Leupold) but there's always the odd time where it would be nice to be able to zoom a little extra. Providing that extra zoom is actually useable away from the bench.

Thanks

 

[Djb1]

VERY interested in this optic but I was wondering if anyone could comment on eyebox at 10X? Yes I expect it to be not that great but is it actually useable? Like if I were to mount it on a semi-auto could I easily maintain sight picture at a moving target (coyote) or would it be a bit finicky? Most times I'd be on a lower magnification setting (my current optic is a 1-6 Leupold) but there's always the odd time where it would be nice to be able to zoom a little extra. Providing that extra zoom is actually useable away from the bench.

Thanks

Yes its useable

 

[jiffx2781]

Yes its useable

That's all I need to know. I think I'll give one a try. Thanks

 

[zupermann]

The reticle looks like that on the US Optics series scopes (after the ownership change).
I wonder if this is a lower price entry model line.