I’m considering picking up the Swampfox Kentucky Long 2-12 for my rifle setup and would love to get some feedback from anyone who’s used it.
Key Features I’m Interested In:
Optical Clarity: How does the glass compare to other scopes in its class?
Durability: Has anyone had issues with it holding zero after some rough use?
Reticle Options: What do you all think of the reticle design for hunting vs. target shooting?
Performance Insights:
If you’ve used it for hunting, how does it perform at dawn or dusk?
Any thoughts on the adjustments and turrets? Do they feel precise?
Comparisons:
How does it stack up against other similar scopes you’ve tried?
I’m hoping to make an informed decision, so any insights, reviews, or experiences would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!
I’ve been using the Swampfox Kentucky Long 2-12 for a few months now, and I must say the optical clarity is impressive. I can see targets clearly even at dusk.
I completely agree! The brightness is excellent too. I’ve used it in varying light conditions and it’s still sharp and bright.
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Color accuracy has been spot on for me as well. It really makes a difference when tracking game through foliage during the day.
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It’s interesting to see how it performs in low light. I’ve had some good results, but how does it compare in foggy conditions?
I’ve used it in the early morning fog, and it still held up quite well. Clarity was decent, and I could see pretty well.
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I’ve been impressed with the reticle too. It aids in quick target acquisition, especially in low-light scenarios.
I took it out for some nighttime shooting last weekend, and I was pleasantly surprised with its performance! Brightness and clarity held up well.
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Great to hear, Maddox! What about the weight and ease of adjustment? I’ve heard mixed reviews on that.
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morrismarco:
…mixed reviews on that.
I found the adjustments pretty straightforward. It’s not the lightest scope, but it’s manageable and feels robust.
asmith
May 22, 2022, 8:20am
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A robust build certainly helps in the field! Has anyone experienced any issues with the mounting? I’ve seen some complaints about that.
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kyle53
May 23, 2022, 8:59am
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The mounting was a bit tricky at first, but once secured, it has held up fine during multiple trips. Just take your time setting it up right.
That’s reassuring! Overall, it seems like the Swampfox Kentucky Long 2-12 is worth the investment.
I’ve been using the Swampfox Kentucky Long 2-12 for a while now, and I’m impressed with its build quality. It’s robust and has held up well during my hunting trips in rough weather.
That’s great to hear! I’ve been considering it, but how does it perform in low light? Any issues with the glass clarity?
In my experience, the glass quality is solid, even in low light. But I have noticed that the adjustments can feel a bit stiff initially. Overall, no major complaints about durability.
Interesting! I’ve heard similar comments. What about its performance after repeated use? Does it hold zero well?
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mary89
June 5, 2022, 8:17am
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Absolutely! After a hunting season filled with heavy use, it has kept its zero perfectly. No shift at all, which is great for long-range shots.
I’ve taken it out in some really harsh conditions—rain, mud, you name it—and it still performs like a champ. Definitely durable!
That’s reassuring to hear. Anyone had to deal with warranty claims? Curious how that process went.