Swampfox Raider Micro Prism 1×20 | Prism Sight

The Swampfox Raider is a compact 1×20 micro prism optic designed for fast target acquisition and flexible mounting. It features an etched reticle and a T-2 footprint for compatibility with a variety of mounts. The Raider’s housing is constructed from a die-cast zinc alloy for impact-resistant durability and is rated waterproof.

Illumination and reticle presentation are intended to support quick aiming at short to moderate distances. Typical uses include close-quarters target work and range or competition shooting where rapid sight acquisition and minimal magnification are desired.

Product Specifications

• The overall length is 2.56 inches for a compact footprint.
• The magnification is 1x for true-parallax, both-eye shooting.
• The tube diameter is 20mm to match micro-prism mounting interfaces.
• The eye relief is 3.54 inches to allow flexible head position and fast acquisition.
• The field of view is 70.70 feet at 100 yards for a wide sight picture.
• The optic features fully multi-coated, anti-fog, hydrophobic lens coatings.
• The unit is rated waterproof to protect internal components in wet conditions.
• The weight is 7.69 oz for a lightweight mounting option.
• The sight type is a prism optic for a rugged, compact design.
• The product is listed as night vision compatible.
• The battery type is CR2032 (also shown as CR 2032 in some sources).
• The finish is black for low-visibility installations.
• The brightness settings are 12 settings to adjust reticle illumination.
• The listed battery life is 15000 hours under specified conditions.
• The UPC is 889157002439.

The Raider combines a compact footprint and etched-reticle geometry to suit fast-handling platforms. Its T-2 footprint makes it adaptable to many mounts, and the waterproof construction plus multi-coated optics keep performance steady in variable conditions. Whether used on a compact range rig or a lightweight competition setup, the Raider is intended to deliver quick sight acquisition with minimal magnification.

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