First time buying SWFA

[gtriple]

I do think that I won’t be shooting any NRL hunter matches until next year now.

Do you think the S2H scope may be a better option for NRL hunter?

Couldn't tell ya from experience. I haven't gotten my order (4) of them yet. I'd assume it has higher quality glass, better turrets, and a better reticle. My plan is to use it for NRL Hunter next year as well.

If you aren't going to shoot any NRL Hunter events until after you get your S2H, then there's no reason to get an expensive scope now. Get a cheap, fixed 6x or 10x SWFA and call it a day for this season. Then you can easily resell it post season.

 

[Samson7x]

I'd pick trijicon over swfa but I'm sure you'd be fine with either.

 

[dårlig jeger]

Your first SWFA should be a 3-9. It's easily the best scope they offer.

 

[Jimbee]

Your first SWFA should be a 3-9. It's easily the best scope they offer.

Wrong, 6x..

 

[dårlig jeger]

Wrong, 6x..

False. 3-9 does everything the 6x does with hd glass and more zoomies. And it's lighter and smaller. And it has a better FOV.

 

[LongWayAround]

I’ll be the lone detractor… I think you’ll struggle with the SWFA 3-15 in NRL Hunter. I don’t think the glass is great quality and NRL Hunter can really stress your scope’s ability to see in poor lighting conditions. I just shot a match with the Maven RS1.2 and it even struggled on the difficult lighting stages. I’m not an expert NRL Hunter shooter, but you will definitely be at a disadvantage running the 3-15 SWFA. As long as you are okay with this, then it’s a fantastic option for hunting.

I have shot 8 NRL matches now with the RS1.2. the only targets I have had trouble with were in very dark shadows where most everyone else also had trouble seeing the target. No experience with the 3-15 swfa here.

I am pretty interested in the s2h scope though.