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BPBowhunter

12-26-2003 09:11 PM

Swift scopes

Does anyone have any information about these scopes. (good, bad, ugly)

They may not be a Leupold, but they seem solid, for a rather inexpensive scope.

Thanks for the help.

arkansasbowhunter

12-27-2003 04:39 PM

RE: Swift scopes

I have 4 and my buddies all have em. I can say that they are the best scope for the money. I had a problem with one because the adjustable view got hard to turn. Sent it back to them and got a new in its place. Can say never had anything bad to say about em. Stay true to sight in since I purchase.

bowhunter Ray

01-01-2004 05:11 AM

RE: Swift scopes

I put one on a Ruger 77/17, a 4-12, adj.obj. A nice scope for the money. Best of all it has an over the counter warranty some thing goes wrong take it back to where you bought it ,and they replace it right there.

James B

01-01-2004 08:16 AM

RE: Swift scopes

I have a couple and will soon have a couple more. I have one on my 280 NEF rifle and Have a 4x12 on layaway. I don't see how you can go wrong. They do everything my Luepolds do for about half or less money.

rcw280

01-01-2004 10:20 AM

RE: Swift scopes

I have a 2x7 on my .22 and my father inlaw has one on a 243 with no problems. Do not know how will they will hold up under long term heavy recoil.

BPBowhunter

01-03-2004 06:44 PM

RE: Swift scopes

Thanks for the information. I will be putting a 3 x 9 through some tests on my Ruger M77 30.06 in the near future. Again thanks for the responses.

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