Thermal Multipurpose Viewers

--Thermal Scopes, Thermal Imaging Rifle Scopes, Thermal Multipurpose Viewers, and Thermal Rifle Scopes are gaining popularity in the market right now.  The technology has gotten better, and the pricing has come down tremendously from a few years ago.  The minimum recommended for a thermal scope is a 320 resolution, and even the better 640 resolution are priced great now.  Thermal Scopes using heat recognition are very different from the starlight night vision products.  Thermal Scopes and heat recognition are much better for locating objects in the distance, as it will give you a heat signature, but depending on the resolution and magnification of your equipment, it might not be so easy to identify the object.  Also, because of the digital magnification, and the loss of resolution when zooming in, it is best to try and get into a 640 thermal rifle scope w at least a 35mm lens.  When deciding 30Hz, 50Hz vs 60Hz in a thermal scope, go for the 60Hz if you think you will be moving very fast in addition to the animals speed, like taking a shot from a moving vehicle.  Otherwise go with a 30Hz Thermal scope, as it will be easier on your battery and your image will be clearer.

--Our best selling thermal scopes are the Hogster line from Bering Optics.  Their newest version the Hogster Vibe have just been released that have internal recording and WiFi.  All BEring Optics thermal scopes are solid housings and carry a 4 Year warranty.  For a step up from a regualr 384 core, get the Super Hogster A3, which is a 12 um micron 384, so image quality is a step up from regular 384.  If you want the best thermal scope from Bering Otpics get the newest Super Yoter 640 12 micron 50mm.  Definitely the best 640 thermal scope you can get for under $5k. The Super Yoter is available w 3 front lens sizes.

--AGM's Newest Thermal Scopes are the hi-tech AGM Rattlers. They have built in recording and WiFI.  If youre looking for a builtin laser rangefinder, the AGM Varmint LRF are excellent thermal scopes.  For a traditional looking scope, try the AGM Adder.

--Pulsar Trail Thermal Scopes are solid performing thermal scopes from Pulsar.  They offer internal recording, and the BAE Thermal cores are very clear sharp images.  There are a few models in the 384 resolution, such as the Pulsar Trail XQ30, Pulsar Trail XQ38, and the Pulsar Trail XQ50 which has the most magnification.  There are 2 640 models: the Pulsar Trail XP38 and the Pulsar Trail XP50.  Check back soon for their newest line the Pulsar Thermion Thermal Scopes.

--IR Defense Thermal IR Mark Hunter were great thermal scopes with a compact housing and nice turret control knobs.  They were bought by Trijicon Thermal and their Trijicon Electro Optics Division, and these are great high-end thermal scopes with 640 sensors.  The Trijicon IR-Hunter Mark III are the newest versions of their standard thermal scope.  For a more compact and lightweight unit, try the Trijicon Reap-IR mini thermal scopes. If youre looking for a thermal clip-on, try the Trijicon Snipe-IR.

--The Armasight Zeus Thermal Scopes > bought by FLIR, are all discontinued. For similar product see the Bering Optics Yoter or AGM Python.