I thinking about getting a handgun scope for my Redhawk 44mag. It's going to be primarily for range duty, but *might* go hunting once in a while. Distance will be out to 100yds and primarily off a rest. No, I'm not interested in a red dot, I tried that before. My eyes "smear" the dot. I'm also not interested in $400+ options.
I was primarily looking at Bushnell's Trophy XLT 2-6x32, but recently became aware of Swift's line of scopes. They consistently get good reviews for quality and service. The Premier line is repeatedly compared to Leupold at 1/3 the price. I'm not looking at the Premier because they don't have a model I want, but was looking at the Reliant line as they have a 2x32 and 4x32 model. It drops from a lifetime warranty to 5yr, but if I'm still hammering away at the scope after 5yrs, I'll be ok with upgrading if it fails.
Anyway, what's the hive mind input on Swift? Better or worse than Bushnell (which gets good reviews as a budget handgun scope option too).
Chris