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Right…. That’s why I pick the box that says “available” under the “Availability”

SWFA updated their sale…. $209.97 for their SS scopes…. Lowest I’ve ever seen!!! https://www.swfa.com/optics/riflescopes.html?stock_status=7888&brand=2744

So you said you’re looking around the $300 range… The SWFA SS fixed power scopes are on an AMAZING sale right now… I just picked up a 12x SS for $219 for my Air Arms TX200….. DUDE!!!!!!!!! This thing is dead on and you can dial the sh** out of it and it tracks PERFECTLY!!!! I’ve already put...

UPDATE: I received my SWFA 12x SS…. I had a tough decision, total first world problems… I have an Airmax 4-12x AO that has literally been a laser… it’s sighted in so damn good that I literally didn’t want to change it… but I tore my TX200 apart to clean and lube it and found that my main piston...

I’m not sure if you want to go up a little bit financially, but SWFA, has a killer deal on their 10 X, 12 X, 16 X and 20 X for $219 including rings and a level… basically a killer deal… I just picked up at 12 X… https://www.swfa.com/swfa-12x42-ss-30mm-riflescope-105770.html

The Athlon is also on a good sale if you guys are looking for a FFP variable mag scope… https://www.swfa.com/athlon-4-16x44-midas-tac-hd-30mm-riflescope-182627.html

I’m sure it’s solid…. If I wanted variable power, the 3-15x is my top choice at $455…. Although the new ARKEN EPL that just came out looks enticing… but the SWFA has one of the most solid track records of literally any scope so I trust it. BUY BOTH😂😂😂😂😂😂

I have not compared the two personally on this particular brand as I just ordered the 12x and held off on the 3-15x as I target shoot between 20-75 yards. But for a hunting scope, the 3-15x would be the way to go due to FFP magnification range. Some guys at our range have some high-end fixed...

The glass is better on the fixed power scopes as there is less glass in the unit… here is a video explaining it…. Start at 9:00 minutes in and he explains it😎

Be aware that the HD scopes only focus down to 50yrd for parallax… not really good for airguns… but if you’re putting on a powder burner, you’d be fine.

All the SS models are $219 and the 3-15 SS is only $455😳🤙🙌🏻 I picked up a 12x SS as I kinda want the 3-15x but I really only shoot at 20-75 yards and I already use an Hawke Airmax 4-12x AO and always have it on 12x…. I love the reticle on the Hawke but I want good turrets to be able to dial...

In case anyone is interested…… ya might wanna go to SWFA.com if you want a crazy deal on some SWFA scopes…. Just ordered mine😎

That brings up a good point….. ever since the weather has been so random with it being 60° one day and 40° especially between night and day, I feel like I’ve had zero’ing issues on my Hawke Airmax 4-12x AO and wonder if it’s my cheap UTG Leapers aluminum rings…. I wonder if getting a better...

I would say yes… even ballistic calculators exhibit this.

Same thing occurs with my TX200 Springer…. As the temps get colder, the air is denser which in turn creates more drag on the pellet. .5 mil at 50 yards is consistent if there is a 20° shift…. It was 60° yesterday and 40° this morning and my gun always is always bout .2 mil low at 50 yards…. I...

I am also looking at an SWFA 10x or 12x scope for my TX200… I shoot at 35 to 65 yards and have a Hawke 4-12x now that seems to work fine but I want to dial… just don’t know if I should save up a few bucks for the variable SWFA 3-15x ….

I have the Hawke 4-12x 42AO and the parallax would fail after a few shots and the scope would go blurry… they told me to send it in, they verified it, and sent me a new scope in 10 days…. I was very impressed …. Although I am going to get an SWFA SS 12X and a Sportsmatch 1 piece mount here soon...

If Leupold or Sportsmatch or even BKL made this adapter with the vertical stop pin, I would get them!!!!! But for now this will have to do.

Duuuuuuuuude!!!! That’s literally what I’ve been looking for!!!!! I’ve been searching for days on this!!!!! I know Hawke is not like the best quality, but it’s metal, has a vertical stop, and is the right length for most scopes!!!! You ROCK!!