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Silicon Valley, California

NEWS — Swift Instruments is now Swift Sport Optics...
After checking the internet, I came across this announcement at: http://www.eabco.com/SwiftSportOptics.htm
The binocular company is now owned by E. Arthur Brown and Company (EABCO)
"Swift Instruments is now Swift Sport Optics...
* The sporting optics division of Swift Instruments was recently (2006) split off to form a new company which is called Swift Sport Optics, LLC. Formerly just a division, the new company is now owned and operated independent of the original firm and focuses exclusively on riflescopes and binoculars.
* The growth in popularity of Swift Riflescopes and Binoculars has been phenomenal over the past 10 years. And from our viewpoint, a simple combination of quality and reasonable price has been their formula for success. The new Swift Sport Optics company has quietly introduced improvements into their Premier riflescope line this year. They call them "SRP" models."
I assume that EABCO will be distributing the Swift linup from now on, but we'll have to wait and see. In the meantime, the Swift website is not working, and none of the phone numbers are connected in San Jose.
Ed
After checking the internet, I came across this announcement at: http://www.eabco.com/SwiftSportOptics.htm
The binocular company is now owned by E. Arthur Brown and Company (EABCO)
"Swift Instruments is now Swift Sport Optics...
* The sporting optics division of Swift Instruments was recently (2006) split off to form a new company which is called Swift Sport Optics, LLC. Formerly just a division, the new company is now owned and operated independent of the original firm and focuses exclusively on riflescopes and binoculars.
* The growth in popularity of Swift Riflescopes and Binoculars has been phenomenal over the past 10 years. And from our viewpoint, a simple combination of quality and reasonable price has been their formula for success. The new Swift Sport Optics company has quietly introduced improvements into their Premier riflescope line this year. They call them "SRP" models."
I assume that EABCO will be distributing the Swift linup from now on, but we'll have to wait and see. In the meantime, the Swift website is not working, and none of the phone numbers are connected in San Jose.
Ed
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