SWAT Optics · HSS DMR · 5.56 · MOD M · 1–10× FFP LPVO
SWAT Optics HSS DMR 5.56 MOD M
1–10× FFP LPVO
Designed for urban reality: vehicles, windows, partial exposure, and time pressure—where the limiting factor is often not “glass,” but how fast you can interpret and act.
Scope note: This page is educational. It is not legal advice, certified training, or use-of-force guidance.
Doctrine-Informed Engineering”
It is safer and more accurate to say the HSS DMR workflow is doctrine-informed rather than “reverse engineered from military doctrine.” Military doctrine provides principles (observation discipline, use of cover, communication clarity, and reducing cognitive load), not a specific commercial reticle blueprint. The HSS DMR applies those principles to optic and reticle decisions in a measurable way.
Fact: Bullets are not lasers. They arc, drift, drop, and lose energy over distance. That is why range discipline matters. The M-Reticle is designed to help you measure what you can see (structures, exposure, and vehicle context) and apply validated holds—without relying on electronics as a requirement.
Patent status: Multiple patent-pending applications (design and utility).
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Watch the HSS DMR in Real Scenarios
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Windows & HVAC: evidence preservation matters
Measurement-first: reduce guessing, speed up holds
Urban reality: clutter, angles, movement, time pressure
Why the HSS DMR Feels Faster in the Real World
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Diagram 1 — The Measurement Stack
Important: H36 is a 36-inch vertical structural ruler used to measure kneeling shooter height at long distances and to assess exposure above a vehicle hood and engine block where an enemy may take cover. H36 is also used to measure the average height of a residential window and can also be applied to measure deer height. It is not a torso or silhouette measurement tool.
Diagram 2 — The Decision Loop (Built for Time Pressure)
Reminder: T-Zones are reference grid sectors for communication (Shoot, Move, Communicate). They are not exact physical aim points on the scope.
Smart Zero AI (Ballistics Calculator Workflow)
Smart Zero AI is a workflow concept inside your ballistics process: it evaluates a range of candidate zero distances and can recommend a zero that best aligns your ammo, environmental inputs (which can affect muzzle velocity and trajectory), and your most important engagement band—so your practical holds better match your intended reticle/BDC usage.
Accuracy note: It is more defensible to say “evaluates candidate zeros and recommends an alignment” than “perfectly aligns” or “exact yard.” Results depend on input quality and real-world validation.
Features
Core
- 1–10× LPVO
- First Focal Plane (FFP) reticle behavior
- HSS Reticle System — MOD M
- ED glass (clarity-focused)
- Kill flash included
- Mount included (3 locking lugs)
Durability & Controls
- IPX68
- Waterproof / shockproof / dustproof
- Nitrogen purged
- 0.5 MOA adjustments
- Audible & tactile adjustments
- Capped turrets
- Digital scope leveling kit
Technical Overview (Conservative)
| Area | What this system emphasizes |
|---|---|
| Reticle role | Measurement-first “interface” for fast interpretation (structures, exposure, vehicle context) to support validated holds. |
| Illumination | Use illumination to support speed without washing out fine subtension cues; etched clarity remains central. |
| Ranging/holds | Use the calculator + validation at the range; avoid universal “BDC hope” assumptions. |
| Comms | T-Zones as communication sectors (not aim points) for short, repeatable callouts. |
Owned and Operated by Wizhunt Inc., Lewisville, Texas
Scott E. Hunt is the founder of SWAT Optics and designer of the patent-pending HSS DMR M-Reticle. He previously served as Senior Director of Analytics & IT at ContentGuard – Pendrell Corporation (NASDAQ: PCO), contributing to technology featured by MIT. He attended executive protection training at ESI and earned his Executive Protection Certificate at Strategic Weapons Academy of Texas. Hunt holds 50+ certifications ranging from AI, ML, analytics, business, and data science. His work focuses on reducing cognitive load in precision optics.
Doctrine & Standards References
Doctrine is referenced conservatively for principles and terminology only. Doctrine defines concepts; it does not endorse products.
- General marksmanship and small-unit principles (observation discipline, use of cover, communication clarity, reduced cognitive load)
- Product claims are framed as workflows and design intent, not guaranteed outcomes
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