• Short eye relief that gives three times the field of view than a conventional scope with the same size lens
• Glass-etched crosshair: SCB 2 reticle design exclusive to MTC Optics
• Edge-to-edge multi-coated lenses: bright, clear picture quality
• Side parallax adjustment: eliminates parallax error and assists in range-finding
• 6-metre minimum focus: suitable for airgun use and ultra-close-range shooting
• Reticle illumination: assists with tricky background and lighting scenarios
• 34mm body tube: more substantial build quality and light transmission
• Fully water, fog and shock proof: increases longevity of the scope
• Nitrogen purged: internal regulation of scope’s high-end performance
• Magnification – 10x
• Objective Lens – 30mm
• FOV @ 100 yds – 32 ft
• Diopter Adj – +4/-4
• Eye Relief – 14mm
• Parallax Setting – 6m -infinity
• Adj per click – 1 click = 1cm @100m
• Max Windage Adj – 17.45 mrad
• Max Elevation Adj – 17.45 mrad
• Clicks per one turret revolution – 42
• Mils per one turret revolution – 4.2
• Impact point correction in one click @ 100m – 1cm
• Tube – 34mm
• Illuminated reticle with separate on/off and brightness control
• Length – 123mm
• Weight – 300g

MTC’s second SWAT Prismatic model – a 10×30 that has earned the nickname ‘Atom’, due to is diminutive size.

Like its (slightly) larger 12×50 sibling, the all-new 10×30 SWAT Prismatic is a little scope featuring some big differences. SWAT stands for Super Wide-Angle
Technology, meaning the Atom offers of a much wider field of view than a conventional 10x magnification scope. What’s more, it harnesses its highly detailed sight picture courtesy of an ultra-short eye relief and a concertina rubber eyecup, making it particularly suitable for low-recoil rimfires and air rifles.

Despite its small dimensions – it measures just 123mm from the 30mm objective to the eyepiece – the 10×30 is anything but short on features. Its external elevation and windage turrets not only offer the much-favoured MIL-rated click adjustments, they are lockable and feature resettable verniers. Near-perfect optical centring can also be achieved courtesy of the Atom’s tilt-adjustable mount (supplied).

Besides a quick-focus eyepiece, there’s side parallax adjustment to eliminate aiming errors at closer ranges, with adjustment down to 6 metres. And the Atom sports our SCB2 reticle, which can also be illuminated to one of 10 brightness settings.