Swift Optics

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It looks like Swift optics is no more, shame it was an 80 year old company. I thought I was all set with there lifetime warranty.
I also thought I was all set with my Redfield scopes lifetime marketing. "Fool Me Twice" I always wondered how Leupold bought the name and the rights but did not have to honour any of the warranty's. Anyways I have a few scopes that need work "they won't hold zero"
is there an independent shop that can fix them or is there instuctions somewhere I could follow to try and fix them IE: Youtube Ect.

Thanks
 
It looks like Swift optics is no more, shame it was an 80 year old company. I thought I was all set with there lifetime warranty.
I also thought I was all set with my Redfield scopes lifetime marketing. "Fool Me Twice" I always wondered how Leupold bought the name and the rights but did not have to honour any of the warranty's. Anyways I have a few scopes that need work "they won't hold zero"
is there an independent shop that can fix them or is there instuctions somewhere I could follow to try and fix them IE: Youtube Ect.

Thanks
Credible source?
 
I tried calling them, faxing them, and emailing them, no answer, no responds, and the email bounced back, they even closed there outlet store "the Sports Monkey" the websight is still up but you can't order or click on anything. I even call a place who is an autherised repair centre for there binoculars, and they were telling me they can't get anything from them either a'parts or a return call. And wish they would remove there name from there list so they would stop getting so many calls. So no I don't have anything official or noterised so without going out on a limb It would be safe to say they are now Gone. I am very distraught over this they were way to much money to put them on a shelf and forget about them, they are there top model with good glass target dot and side focus, I have several of them, talk about a sinking feeling ****.
 
I thought I was the only one who had a Swift scope. I bought mine when I was in high school. It's just a 3x9 that been used on my muzzleloaders. Still working good even after high recoil. I'm kinda surprised actually. It's probably going on close to 35-40 years old.
 
The ones I have were on a pcp air rifles so no recoil what so ever.
 
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