Description
The Swampfox Warhawk 3-15×50 is the kind of scope that makes you double-check the price tag, because the feature set reads like something off a much pricier optic. Built on a beefy 34mm main tube with premium fully multi-coated glass, it throws a bright, sharp sight picture from low light at dawn all the way through the middle of the day. The 3-15x range covers a lot of ground too, giving you a wide field of view up close and enough reach to stretch things out when the target sits way out there.
What the Warhawk 3-15×50 Reticle Brings to the Table
This is a true first-focal-plane optic, so the glass-etched IR MIL reticle grows and shrinks with your magnification. That means your holdovers and ranging subtensions stay accurate at any power, not just on max zoom. The illumination is one of the smarter setups out there, with two night-vision settings plus ten daylight-visible red brightness levels and an off detent between each one, so you can kill the glow and jump right back to your preferred setting without spinning through the whole dial. Turret clicks land at 0.1 MIL, matched to the reticle so your math lines up whether you dial or hold.
Turrets and Adjustment on the Warhawk 34mm
The wide, low-profile turrets are push-pull lockable and zero-resettable, so once you sight in you can lock your zero and adjust with confidence. Each click gives you a crisp tactile and audible response you can count without lifting your head off the stock, even with gloves on. Side-focus parallax dials in from around 10 yards to infinity, the fast-focus eyepiece keeps the reticle crisp for your eye, and there's a healthy chunk of internal travel to work with for longer shots.
Built Tough and Ready Out of the Box
Swampfox doesn't nickel-and-dime you on accessories. The Warhawk shows up loaded, and the whole package is waterproof, fogproof, and built to shrug off recoil from heavy-kicking rifles. Whether you're hunting, running a PRS-style stage, or just enjoy ringing steel at distance, this one earns its spot on the rifle.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Swampfox Optics
- Manufacturer Part Number: TWK31550-3L
- UPC: 889157001036
- Magnification: 3-15x
- Objective Diameter: 50mm
- Tube Diameter: 34mm
- Focal Plane: First Focal Plane (FFP)
- Reticle: Illuminated IR MIL
- Click Value: 0.1 MIL per click
- Eye Relief: 3.8" – 3.4"
- Field of View at 100 yds: 39.1 ft (3x) – 8.0 ft (15x)
- Exit Pupil: 8.0mm (3x) – 3.0mm (15x)
- Parallax Adjustment: 10 yards to infinity
- Lens Coating: Fully Multi-Coated
- Battery: CR2032
- Length: 14.37"
What’s Included
- Warhawk 3-15×50 riflescope
- Short and tall magnification throw fins
- Set screw and wrench for throw fin
- Flip-up lens caps
- Honeycomb anti-reflective device
- 3" sunshade
- Scope cloth
- CR2032 battery
- Product manual
- Reticle manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Warhawk 3-15×50 a first or second focal plane scope?
It's a true first-focal-plane (FFP) optic. That means the reticle scales up and down with your magnification, so the MIL subtensions and holdovers stay accurate at every power setting, not just on max zoom. This is a big plus for ranging targets and making holdover shots at varying distances.
What kind of illumination does the Warhawk reticle have?
The IR MIL reticle uses one of Swampfox's more advanced illumination setups, with two night-vision compatible settings and ten daylight-visible red brightness levels. There's an off detent between each setting, so you can shut the illumination off and return to your last brightness without spinning through the whole dial. It runs on a single CR2032 battery that's included in the box.
What are the turret adjustments on the Warhawk 3-15×50?
The MIL version adjusts in 0.1 MIL-per-click increments, matched to the reticle so your dialing and holdovers line up. The turrets are wide, low-profile, push-pull lockable, and zero-resettable, with crisp tactile and audible clicks you can count without looking up from the scope. You reset the zero in seconds using a coin or small screwdriver.
Does the Warhawk come with everything I need or do I have to buy extras?
Swampfox loads this one up right out of the box. You get flip-up lens caps, both short and tall magnification throw fins, a 3-inch sunshade, a honeycomb anti-reflective device, scope cloth, and the battery, so there's no scramble for aftermarket parts. You'll just need to add scope rings or a mount to get it on your rifle.




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