Precision Riflescope

Warhawk FFP Precision Rifle Scope

$529.00

This first-focal-plane precision riflescope series features crystal-clear glass and robust construction with a 34mm tube. We've included larger diameter, low-profile, push-pull, lockable, and zero-resettable turrets for maximum optimization. The included reticle options are first-focal-plane (FFP), glass-etched MOA or MIL variants with matching turrets. Whether you're hunting, a competition shooter, or just enjoy precision shooting, the Warhawk delivers.

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Magnification Range2-10x44
Select ReticleSharpshooter MOA
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THE APEX PREDATOR​

Warhawk is our top-of-the-line flagship precision rifle optic. Featuring a 34mm tube encasing premium glass treated with the latest coatings for a truly superior sight picture. With its 5x erector ratio, you have excellent magnification flexibility for a variety of firearm platforms.

THE APEX PREDATOR​

CLARITY

Warhawk's 34mm tube, combined with a variety of large objective lenses and the latest in glass and coating technology, provides a versatile, clear, and easy-to-use optic in all lighting conditions and tactical situations.

CLARITY

DIOPTER AND PARALLAX

Warhawk's rear diopter keeps the reticle sharp for your eyes, paired with the side focus parallax adjustment knob that helps to eliminate accuracy and parallax issues. This keeps the target area in focus no matter what distance you are at.

DIOPTER AND PARALLAX

ZOOM RATIO

Warhawk’s considerable eye relief makes this optic an ideal option for even the heaviest recoiling rifles. The 5x magnification ratio and precision optical engineering create flexibility for a scope that is ready to handle any situation where accuracy matters.

ZOOM RATIO

WHAT ITS MADE OF

At the heart, all of our precision optics feature the highest quality mineral-infused glass. We've gone above and beyond with our fully multi-coated, anti-fog, and hydrophobic lens coatings for each optical lens in the scope, giving peak performance in any weather and lighting condition.

WHAT ITS MADE OF

OPTIC BODY

Warhawk comes standard with 80-tooth locking turret positions for refined and accurate adjustments, making it easier to use the integrated zero reset. This is one of the best and easiest methods for users in different shooting situations with alternating distances.

OPTIC BODY

THE TURRETS

Warhawk's wide turrets are easy to manipulate and included a tactile click, so you can count each turret dial by either hearing it or feeling it while looking through the scope. The Sharpshooter MOA Reticle Warhawks use 0.25 MOA-per-click adjustments, and the Sharpshooter MIL Reticle Warhawks use 0.1 MIL-per-click adjustments.

THE TURRETS

Technical Data

2-10X44

Magnification2-10x
Tube Diameter34mm
Objective Lens Diameter44mm
Exit Pupil (mm)13mm (2x) - 3.85mm (10x)
Eye Relief (in)4.0 - 3.4"
FOV @ 100 Yards (ft)62.6' (2x) - 12.5' (10x)
Click Value0.25 MOA / 0.1 MIL
Parallax Setting10 yds - Infinity
Travel Per Rotation100 Clicks/ 25 MOA
Max Elevation Adjustment120 MOA
Max Windage Adjustment120 MOA
Lens CoatingFully Multi-Coated/ Anti-fog/Hydrophobic
BatterySide-mounted CR2032 Battery
ReticleSharpshooter MOA / MIL
Focal PlaneFirst Focal Plane
Fast Focus DiopterYes, -2 to +2
Turret StylePush/Pull Locking Turrets with Zero Reset
Length12.72"
Weight29.7 oz.
Waterproof RatingIPX7
Impact Resistance1,000 G Forces

Choose Your Reticle

Available Reticles

SHARPSHOOTER MOA

Sharpshooter MOA is a ranging and holdover reticle using the Minute of Angle mathematical system. With the help of a ballistic calculator or a few basic formulas, you can use Sharpshooter to estimate the range to target, then hit it without adjusting your turrets using the holdover aiming cues.

MEASURE IT WELL

Other reticles give you one or two hash mark dimensions to use for range estimation. If the target size doesn’t match up, you must make your best guess based off those limited options. Sharpshooter MOA incorporates subtensions from 4 MOA all the way down to 0.5 MOA. Less guessing; more confidence.

HOLD IT OVER

With range to target established, you can use Sharpshooter’s holdover grid to shift your point of aim, compensating for both bullet drop and wind conditions without ever having to physically adjust the scope’s 0.25 MOA-per-click target turrets. The holdover grid extends 36 MOA down with precise wind hold dots extending to a maximum of 24 MOA to each side of center.

NEVER WRONG

Due to the optic’s First Focal Plane construction, the measurements or subtensions in Sharpshooter MOA are correct and true at all magnifications. You never have to worry about being at the “wrong” magnification to range estimate or use the holdover grid.

THE BOTTOM LINE

Sharpshooter MOA is compatible with any caliber. As just one example, using a 100 yard zero, Sharpshooter MOA will provide holdovers for a standard .308 Winchester rifle to hit accurately past 900 yards in 20 mph winds.

MEASURE IT WELL chart

STANDARD MOA RANGING

In order to range targets or objects with Sharpshooter MOA, use the MOA ranging formula: Target Size (inches) x 95.5” / Image Size in MOA = Range In Yards

In order to obtain an accurate range estimation, you need to know the size of the target in inches. Using either vertical or horizontal hash marks, measure the target dimensions in MOA as you view it through the scope. Multiply the target’s actual size in inches x 95.5”, then divide that result by your MOA target dimension observation to get the range to target in yards.

EXAMPLE #1:
Assuming this combatant is 6 feet [72 inches) tall, and his body length comprises 15 MOA in your reticle, how far away is he? 72 x 95.5” / 15 MOA = 460 Yards

STANDARD MOA RANGING chart

USING BASIC HOLDOVERS

Example #2: Assume that you have ranged a target 400 yards away and your ballistic calculator or bullet trajectory chart indicates that the bullet will drop about 6 MOA at 400 yards. If you want to “dial for dope” you can turn the elevation turret up to 6 MOA and fire using the center of the crosshair. However, it is faster to leave the scope zeroed, abandon using the center aiming point, and count 6 MOA down on the crosshair’s hash marks, using the numbers on the right of the dot grid as a quick reference. Looking through the scope, you will appear to be aiming high of the target. Gravity will push down on the bullet as it flies the 400 yards to hit the target’s center of mass.

USING BASIC HOLDOVERS chart

Package Contents

In the Box

  • Scope
  • Short and Tall Magnification Throw Fins
  • Set Screw and Wrench for Throw Fin
  • Flip Up Lens Caps
  • Honeycomb Anti Reflective Device
  • Scope Cloth
  • Battery
  • Product Manual
  • Reticle Manual
  • 3" Sunshade

Customer Feedback

Reviews

4.9

29 Reviews

  • I was waiting for this to come out, and when it did I ordered it immediately! Even during this pandemic I received my order in 4 days. I was blown away by the fit and finish right out of the box, and mounted it on my 6.5 Creedmoor. At over a mile, I could count boulders in a rock pile and see leaves on the tree next to it. They aren't lying when they say the glass is really frickin clear. Turrets are awesome, very sharp and clear clicks, easy to rezero and the reticle is awesome. The bonus accessories are a huge plus, as sunshades and lense caps are a must for me. The bottom line is that a scope this good for the price I paid is still amazing to me. It took me a year to find the perfect scope that I could afford, but with this price I'm going to buy another scope!

    Wylie · May 26, 2020

  • I bought two Warhawks, one for a 6.5 creedmoor and the other for a NRL22 rifle. I put it on a CZ 457 to shoot NRL22 matches. I won the first match with the rifle and scope. The scope worked perfect. The tracking is perfect , the paralax is on the money. The fin for the magnification ring is super good. They are a very good piece of kit. AWESOME scopes.

    Travis Stump

  • I just returned home from the range after zeroing my WarHawk. I could not be happier. This scope is reallt clear and has really nice adjustment detents. This is my second SwampFox optic and I am even more impressed than the first time. If you are om the fence about buying a SwampFox product, just do it you will not be disappointed. I have 2 scopes and 2 sets of rings and they are better than most products on the market.

    Tyson Riley

  • For this price point, you really can't ask for a better scope. This scope came with everything you would need. I really like the illuminated reticle feature that allows you to switch between the illumination setting and quickly turning it off without going all the way around back to the off position. At max magnification, I didn't notice a bubble effect as I do with my other scopes in this range. The clarity is not the best but at the same time, great for the price. This should really be the top scope for all scopes in this price point but there are a few little things that I feel need to be worked out and added to get it there. What I think would help would be to add a Zero Stop to the scope, as for a long range scope, its a pain in the butt to remember if you were on the first or second rotation when firing at multiple targets at different ranges. This scope does have a zero marker but no indication as where you are at in your revolutions. The other thing that could be fixed would be making the clicks a little more precise. It took me forever to realign the Zero Marker back onto the zero after I initially zeroed my scope. The teeth were off and I had to tinker with it for quite a while to finally get it without moving the reticle up or down. Same issue with the windage as well. Overall, I would highly recommend this scope as you have everything you would need(accessories).

    Tony X

  • I was in the market for a new scope for a 6.5 Creedmoor I had just finished when I stumbled upon Swampfox in an online review and decided to look into the company a little more. Knowing I wanted a higher magnification level for longer distances, I was immediately attracted to the 5-25x56 Warhawk and after some thought, decided to make the purchase. There was a very minor issue with the first scope sent, very minor, and yet when I contacted the company with my concern, I was placed into contact with Kyle who shared my concerns and asked that I send my scope in for evaluation after reviewing some photos. I completed the RMA procedure in under 5 mins and the scope was sent on its way back to Co. After a few days I received an email from John stating their findings were consistent with mine and that a new scope was being sent out to me the next day. This is not something you want to have happen when you buy a new scope, but when it does, this is EXACTLY how you would expect it to go, so I am very happy with the customer service at Swampfox. As for the scope, the best way to describe it is that it is easily on par with a Vortex Viper PST 5-25x50 which is roughly twice the price of this scope. The turrets on this scope have a very positive feel with the clicks being firm and sure. The zoom function is super smooth, and the fin it comes with is a very nice touch - as is the shade, anti-reflective honeycomb for the lens, caps, and cleaning cloth which are all included. The glass on this is really nice, deceptively so, but in a good way - as if you were sent a better scope than what you paid for by accident sort of way. The reticle is sharp, lighted, and excellent for range estimation, wind calculations, and elevation changes. Overall construction quality is excellent, and while I don't want to drop my rifle to find out, I am confident this scope can take a hit if it needs to - I'm just not excited to be the first to find out. Eyebox for this scope is generous, even at full magnification, and eye relief is about the same as it is with my Vortex. I purchased my first Vortex scope when they first became available, and I have since purchased another - both great scopes in their own right, and I hope the folks at Swampfox don't take this the wrong way, but they are where Vortex was when they first brought their scopes to market. If Swampfox keeps their momentum up, they will continue to be a major contender in this price range and above – and Vortex needs to take note.

    Eric

  • Amazing glass. This is my second scope purchase and I was blown away with the build quality and just how clear the glass is. I've owned many scopes in my life Burris, Leupold Mark IV etc and this scope is by far as good as those expensive scopes on the market to date. I will definitely be purchasing more.

    Erik Barnes

  • I've had my Warhawk for about a year and a half now. It's bounced around on a few rifles; 6.5 PRC, 300 Win Mag, and Currently resides on my 300 PRC. Hadn't taken it past 600 yards until last week. Took it to 1 mile. Didn't even zoom in past 12X. Hit the target on the second shot and several times after that. A few weeks before that I had the Kentucky Long 5-30 on my 300 PRC but was having trouble making out my hits during load development at 200 yards, that's when I put the Warhawk on the 300 PRC. No problems seeing my hits on paper after that The Warhawk made short work of the mile the following week! Great scope love the turrets & the tracking. Been wanting to buy another but there hasn't been availability. Got lucky recently & picked up another one from a buddy who was selling off some stuff. What a great scope & huge bargain!

    Colin Ward

  • Love it have been waiting for over a year for this product. However, it was well worth the wait.

    John Hunter

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