Swampfox Optics Thk16241Rf Tomahawk Ii Black 1-6X 24Mm 30Mm Tube Bright Fiber Optic Red Reticle

The Swampfox Optics Tomahawk II 1-6x24mm is a second focal plane LPVO (low-power variable optic) built for hunters and shooters who need versatility without compromise. Housed in a durable 30mm tube, this scope delivers the close-range speed of 1x magnification and extends to 6x for mid-range precision—making it equally at home on a 300-yard hunt or behind a carbine at distance. The bright fiber optic red reticle (BFO) picks up ambient light and stands out clearly in dim timber or heavy cover, with the added benefit of 12 illumination settings plus an intermittent off mode if you prefer to go passive. Swampfox designed the Tomahawk II with shooter feedback in mind: a forgiving eye box, expansive field of view, and optics engineered for real-world clarity and function.

The control layout is intuitive. Push/pull locking elevation turrets let you dial zero with confidence, and zero-reset means you can return to your zero setting without guessing. Windage is capped to prevent accidental drift. The scope adjusts in clean 1/2 MOA clicks, with 160 MOA of elevation travel and 120 MOA of windage—enough room to dial for distance or elevation changes. The parallax is pre-set at 100 yards, the sweet spot for most hunting and tactical work. A side-mounted CR2032 battery powers the reticle illumination, keeping the turret profile clean and the eye relief consistent across the magnification range (3.39" to 3.54").

Built tough for the field, the Tomahawk II carries an IPX7 waterproof rating and fully multi-coated optics with anti-fog and hydrophobic lens treatments—meaning you'll see clearly whether you're glassing in morning mist or caught in a sudden downpour. The scope is rated for 1,100 G-force impact resistance, a confidence factor for hunters who pack rough. A fast-focus diopter (-2 to +2) lets you dial in your eyesight for a sharp sight picture, and the generous 7.6mm exit pupil at 1x ensures a bright, wide sight picture for snap shots or close work.

Key Features

• 1-6x magnification range with expansive field of view for close-range to mid-distance shooting
• Bright fiber optic (BFO) red reticle that gathers ambient light for visibility in low-light conditions
• 12-position reticle illumination with intermittent off settings
• Push/pull locking elevation turrets with zero reset for reliable, repeatable zeroing
• Capped windage to prevent accidental adjustment
• 1/2 MOA click adjustments with 160 MOA elevation and 120 MOA windage travel
• Fully multi-coated optics with anti-fog and hydrophobic lens coatings
• 30mm tube for a wide field of view and flexible mounting options
• IPX7 waterproof rating and 1,100 G-force impact resistance
• Fast-focus diopter (-2 to +2) for precise eyesight correction
• Side-mounted CR2032 battery keeps turret profile clean

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the fiber optic reticle and standard illuminated reticles?

The bright fiber optic (BFO) red reticle gathers ambient light passively, making it visible in dim conditions without battery power. Combined with the 12 illumination settings, you get a reticle that works in bright sun (passive fiber), low light (passive fiber plus bright ambient), and complete darkness (with the battery-powered illumination turned on). This redundancy means you always have a visible aiming point.

Is this scope suitable for hunting rifles and AR-15s?

The Tomahawk II's 1-6x range and compact profile make it versatile across most hunting and carbine platforms. The 30mm tube accommodates standard scope rings for AR platforms and hunting rifles alike. The low magnification at 1x is ideal for close-range shots, and 6x provides enough magnification for ethical hunting at moderate distances. Always verify the scope-to-rifle compatibility and mounting system before purchase.

What is the eye relief, and does it matter?

Eye relief ranges from 3.39\" to 3.54\" across the magnification range. This is the distance from your eye to the rear lens where you see a full, clear picture without blackout or shadowing. This distance is generally comfortable for most shooters on modern rifles and carbines with standard recoil profiles. If you plan to use this on a magnum rifle with heavy recoil, test fit or consult the manufacturer.

What battery does the Tomahawk II use, and where is it located?

The scope uses a single CR2032 battery, which is mounted on the side of the scope. This design keeps the turret profile clean and doesn't interfere with height-over-bore or mounting clearance. CR2032 batteries are widely available and affordable.