Swampfox Trihawk 3x30 Prism Scope

Exceptional glass clarity, wonderful functionality. This was my second Trihawk, the first has thousands of rounds on it without any kind of issue, so getting a second for another rifle was a natural choice

I bought this for my Hatsan Blitz .25 caliber air rifle. I am going to tell you that when you open the box and lift this site out it is heavy, I did not weigh it but it is a solid chunk of metal. I mounted it and sighted it in and I am hitting right where I put the MOA Green dot. I have other scopes on my other three air rifles and every time I take them out to shoot I am having to adjust the scope. The rifle that the Swampfox is mounted on slid off of the shooting table and hit the wooden deck scope first, I picked ot up and started shooting and it was right on target. I like the etched glass reticle is nice if you by chance run the CR 123A battery goes dead the etched glass reticle is very visible. I like the shake awake feature that conserves battery but when youu pick it up you have a well lit reticle. The seller got my scope to me the day after I ordered it.it is a great little scope!

Swampfox is a super legit company, cant go wrong with any of their products. their optics are all quality while still being affordable. plus the free shipping from amazon prime?! golden.

I received this optic mounted it & quickly decided to return it. It seems well built, functioned fine & I did really like the reticle, but the eye relief is terrible. I saw the specs said 2.36" but didn't think on how close that is. Not even hunting rifle scopes have that terrible of eye relief. I would have needed to shoot my 5.56 AR with the stock full compressed & my face awkwardly far forward. It felt like I had a monocular basically strapped to my eye. Not functional for modern AR purposes.Strange design choice by the company. You would prob be fine with this on an AR 22LR and a 5.56 AR, but beware on any caliber with recoil!

Two things not apparent in the ad. It's heavy and does not take AA batteries.. (Not something that I really worry about, but some folks might prefer an AA optic). The scope itself is excellent. Good and solid construction, no issues with that at all. No light scattering or blurring of the reticle, regardless of power setting and the optic is without distortion all the way to the edges. I have not yet tested it in low light, but I doubt there will be issues. It's perfectly fine in the daytime on a 7.62x39 AR.My ONLY quibble is that the aiming chevron is too small for me to see clearly. It might as well be a plain (very tiny) dot. Yes, I know it's for target estimation, etc but how many people are going to use this for a long range precision scope in the first place? Make the lines longer or the whole thing a little larger and I'd give it an extra star.

Had one. It was heavy, but the fov was great. Optic couldn’t handle 5.56 kickback tho. It would flicker on and off between shots like the battery was bouncing. Just buy a PA micro prism or real ACOG. Way better options. If the electronics hadn’t given me issues I would have rated it a 4.

I like the green color, it was easy to site it in, and the magnifier really helps me see better. It’s heavy though and adds more weight than I prefer on my rifle.

Picked this up for my backup cqb rifle. Perfect addition and has become my favorite. Don’t doubt it, but it and you won’t be disappointed.