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SWFA 10x42 SS - MOA-Quad Reticle, 30mm, .25 MOA Clicks, Rear Focus
SWFA SSIn sub-zero temperatures or searing desert heat (-50 degrees to +130 degrees Fahrenheit, and altitudes of 30,000 feet to depths of 15 feet in salt water) the waterproof, shockproof, fogproof SS performs. Whatever the weapon, from .223 to .50 BMG, the SS handles the recoil. Whatever the target, the SS gives you the best advantage. Made of lightweight aluminum but strong as steel, it has superior multicoated optics for maximum light transmission. Built to NATO specs.
FEATURES
- Matte Finish
- Patented MOA-Quad Reticle
- 30mm Tube
- 1/4 MOA Turrets
- Rear Focus
- OK for .50 cal
SPECS
- EXIT PUPIL: 4.2mm
- WEIGHT: 20.6
- LENGTH: 357mm / 14.26"
- FIELD OF VIEW @ 100 YDS: 11.8 ft
- REAR PARALLAX ADJUSTMENT (Yds): 10 - infinity
- EYE RELIEF (IN): 3.9
- DIOPTER COMPENSATION: -2 ~ +1 dpr
- CLICK ADJUSTMENT VALUE: 0.25 MOA
- ADJUSTMENT PER REVOLUTION: 15 MOA
- TOTAL ELEVATION ADJUSTMENT: 140 MOA
- TOTAL WINDAGE ADJUSTMENT: 140 MOA
- TYPE OF RETICLE: MOA-Quad
- FOCAL PLANE: Second
- COATING: Fully Multi Coated
- WATERPROOF: yes
- FOGPROOF: yes
- SHOCKPROOF: yes
Reviews
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Great Scope
I have two of these on Ruger Predator Rifles. I shoot a 22 inch .223 and an 18 inch .308. Ranges from 100 to 1000 yards. The .223 maxes out at about 700 yards. Great scope and reticle. I also have three 12Xs on 308 and 6.5 Creedmoor. I will probably buy another since I cannot find any other scope with this value for less than $1000. If you’re in doubt get the 12x over the 10x.
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Best Optic for the Money
The SS10x42MOA riflescope performs perfectly. This riflescope tracks like a champion and returns home every time. The glass is better than my Leopold scope. I mounted it on a .22 LR training rifle. I will be purchasing an SS12x42 for another rifle. Why pay $2,000 for a scope when the SWFA SS will do the job for $300?