Swampfox Optics Warhawk Precision 4-20X50Mm Ffp Ill.Sharpshooter Mil Black

The Swampfox Optics Warhawk Precision 4-20x50mm FFP rifle scope is built for shooters who demand both magnification range and optical clarity on demanding hunts and long-range precision work. This first focal plane scope pairs a 34mm main tube with a 50mm objective to deliver the adjustment range and light transmission serious riflemen expect. The Sharpshooter reticle—calibrated in MOA—stays proportionally sized throughout the magnification range, making holdovers and wind calls consistent whether you're glassing at 4x or pressing the trigger at 20x. It's the kind of scope that rewards practice and pays dividends when conditions get tough.

The Warhawk's construction speaks to actual field duty. A 34mm tube gives you 90 MOA of elevation and windage travel—plenty of room for long-distance trajectory compensation. Fully multi-coated optics with hydrophobic lens treatment and IPX7 waterproofing keep the glass clear in rain, fog, and morning condensation. The reticle illumination is night vision compatible, expanding your hunting or training window without complicating the turret layout. Zero-resettable, locking target turrets let you dial with confidence; the push/pull design prevents accidental shifts when shouldering the rifle or working in a pack.

Details matter in precision optics. Side-mounted parallax and illumination controls keep your hand off the turrets once zero is set. A fast-focus eyepiece with ±2 diopter adjustment means you can dial in the reticle sharpness quickly—crucial during setup or when handing the rifle between shooters. With an exit pupil that ranges from 12.9mm at 4x to 2.4mm at 20x, you get plenty of light gathering at lower magnification and a tight sight picture for distance work.

Built to survive hard use—1,100 G-force impact resistance—the Warhawk is designed for hunters and shooters who expect their gear to work as hard as they do.

Key Features

• 4-20x magnification range with 50mm objective for versatile light gathering and magnification
• 34mm main tube delivers 90 MOA windage and elevation adjustment for extended-range shooting
• First focal plane Sharpshooter reticle in MOA—reticle scaling remains consistent across all magnifications
• Night vision compatible illumination for expanded shooting windows
• Zero-resettable, locking push/pull turrets prevent accidental adjustments
• Side-mounted parallax and reticle illumination adjustments keep turrets clear for precision shooting
• Fully multi-coated optics with hydrophobic lens treatment and anti-fog coating
• IPX7 waterproof rating handles rain, condensation, and rough field conditions
• Fast-focus eyepiece with ±2 diopter range for quick reticle sharpness adjustment
• 1,100 G-force impact resistance for durability in demanding use

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a first focal plane scope, and how does it help me shoot better?

In a first focal plane (FFP) scope, the reticle sits in front of the magnification lens, so it scales proportionally with your magnification change. This means the Sharpshooter reticle stays true across the entire 4-20x range—holdovers and wind corrections remain accurate whether you're hunting at 4x or dialing up to 20x for a distant target. It's a major advantage for precision shooting where you rely on reticle measurements at different magnifications.

Can I use this scope with night vision equipment?

Yes. The Warhawk's reticle illumination is night vision compatible, so you can use it with night vision devices without damaging your NV equipment or washing out the reticle.

Is the Warhawk suitable for hunting at typical hunting distances?

Absolutely. The 4-20x magnification range and 4-20x field of view (32 feet at 4x to 7.2 feet at 20x) make the Warhawk versatile across hunting scenarios—from scanning at lower power to precise aiming at distance. The 90 MOA of elevation adjustment supports long-range trajectory compensation, while the 50mm objective gathers plenty of light for low-light hunting conditions.

What happens if I accidentally bump the turrets?

The Warhawk's push/pull locking turrets prevent accidental clicks once you've zeroed. Push them down and they lock in place, so shouldering the rifle or jostling the rifle in brush won't shift your zero.