Swaro scope mini review

[Peakbagger46]

Update on my old post as I finally shot with this thing.

I’m usually a lower/mid end Leupold guy but decided to use a bunch of Cabelas points to get this guy for free. It’s truly impressive with incredible glass and great eye relief on all magnifications! Clicks are way positive as well.

As a plus, the BDC lines work really well on my 06’ with 180g bullets. Really like that it only weighs 13oz too, seems like a lot of manufactures are going with kind of big/heavy models lately.

They don’t give these guys away but man what a hunting scope! All zeroed at 200y and ready for mule deer.

 

[TonyAngel]

VERY nice. I've had a lot of different scopes throughout my 30 something years of shooting and to this day, when someone who isn't a gun nut calls me asking for a recommendation for a scope without compromise and I know they can afford it, I tell 'em to get a Swaro. There are no compromises with those.

 

[Nature Boy]

I love my Z6i.

It’s hard to justify the cost of a Swarovski……..until you look through one.

 

[tbs]

I would like to try one on my AR, but wonder how it would hold up. I currently have a Weaver super slam which has proven totally reliable for dialing and holding zero but it's a good 18 oz.

 

[TonyAngel]

I would like to try one on my AR, but wonder how it would hold up. I currently have a Weaver super slam which has proven totally reliable for dialing and holding zero but it's a good 18 oz.

The Swaros are tougher than they look. The internals are solid.

 

[Hookeye]

Wonder if a 3-9X 36mm would fit on my Ruger #1A.
I need a scope back a bit.
Will crunch the numbers and see.

 

[horsemen61]

Good glass is paramount imho

 

[Peakbagger46]

I posted this picture elsewhere but turns out my mulie this year was shot at LAST light to the point I was kind of blinded by my own muzzle flash. The good swaro glass was much appreciated! Never know what still hunting on public land might turn up at the last minute of light.

 

[Nature Boy]

Fantastic