Swampfox Optics Rmps120G6 Raider Micro Prism Black 1X 20Mm Tube 6 Moa Green Dot Reticle Laser

The Swampfox Optics Raider is a compact 1x20 micro prism sight built for shooters who want clarity and speed without the bulk of a traditional red dot. If you've struggled with standard reflex sights—whether it's eye relief issues, tunnel vision, or finding your sight picture fast—the Raider brings a fundamentally different optical experience to the table. The prism design delivers a true, magnified image that naturally guides your eye to the reticle, making target acquisition instinctive even in low light or when shooting on the move. Weighing just 7.58 ounces with a T-2 footprint, it mounts on virtually any modern rifle, carbine, or shotgun platform without eating up rail real estate.

Built tough from die-cast zinc alloy, the Raider shrugs off the kind of punishment that breaks ordinary sights. It's sealed to IPX7 (good to 1 meter submersion), fog-proof, and fitted with hydrophobic coatings to shed rain and snow. The green illuminated reticle—a CQB Bullet Rise Compensating pattern—appears black when powered off, giving you a clean sight picture in daylight. The 6 MOA dot is fast to pick up close-range, while the compensating subtensions help with distance shooting. Shake N' Wake motion-sensing auto on/off means the sight wakes when you move and sleeps when you don't, stretching battery life to a claimed 15,000 hours on a single cell.

Ten illumination settings—including two for night-vision compatibility—give you the flexibility to dial brightness to ambient light. Eye relief runs a genuine 3.5 to 4.5 inches, eliminating the scope shadow many shooters experience with shorter-relief optics. Windage and elevation adjustments offer ±45 MOA of travel (90 MOA total range) in 0.5 MOA clicks, and the parallax-free design at 100 yards means you can shoot without worrying about sight offset. If you're a first-time prism user or switching from a magnified scope, the Raider gives you the speed of a dot with the optical advantages of glass and magnification.

Key Features

• 1x magnification with 20mm objective for bright, distortion-free sight picture
• Green illuminated CQB Bullet Rise Compensating reticle (black when off)
• Prism optics eliminate typical red-dot eye relief and tunnel vision issues
• Die-cast zinc alloy body rated for 1100G shocks
• IPX7 waterproof, fog-proof, with hydrophobic and anti-scratch lens coatings
• Shake N' Wake auto on/off motion sensor preserves battery across 15,000-hour runtime
• T-2 footprint fits AR, AK, shotgun, and pistol platforms
• 10 illumination brightness settings including 2 NV modes
• ±45 MOA total windage/elevation adjustment range in 0.5 MOA increments
• Parallax-free at 100 yards for consistent point of aim

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a prism sight and a red-dot reflex sight?

A prism sight uses a glass prism and lens elements to magnify and project a reticle, delivering a true image that doesn't shift when your eye moves off-center. A reflex red dot is a non-magnified emitter and lens. Prism sights give longer eye relief, better target definition, and eliminate tunnel vision—especially useful if you've had trouble with standard dots.

Will the Raider work on my rifle or shotgun?

The Raider uses a T-2 footprint and mounts on any Picatinny rail, so it's compatible with most modern AR-15s, ARs in other calibers, AKs, shotguns, and other platforms with standard mil-spec rails. If you're unsure about your specific firearm, verify your rail type is Picatinny.

How long does the battery last, and what type does it use?

Swampfox rates battery life at 15,000 hours with Shake N' Wake enabled, which automatically powers the sight down when stationary and back on when you move. The product record doesn't specify battery type; contact Swampfox or your retailer for details on which battery the Raider uses.

Can I use the Raider with night-vision goggles?

Yes. The Raider includes two dedicated night-vision illumination modes among its 10 total brightness settings, so it's designed to work alongside night-vision equipment without washing out the image.