Thermal Imaging Rifle Scope

The TC series thermal imaging scope is specifically designed for professional hunters and law enforcement officers, seamlessly integrating traditional aesthetics with modern technology. Its classic 30mm long-tube design adheres to ergonomic principles and houses an advanced infrared thermal imaging night vision system, providing clear imagery and ensuring precise target capture under various lighting conditions. This series is capable of withstanding high-intensity impacts and vibrations, equipped with features such as recoil-activated recording, intelligent ballistic calculation, and complete waterproofing, making it adaptable to harsh environments. Multiple reticle options are available, along with support for photo capture, video recording, and WIFI transmission, enabling instant sharing and convenient data storage. The high-definition display offers an exceptional visual experience, complemented by a removable battery with extended longevity. The TC series serves as a reliable companion for hunting and surveillance missions, delivering outstanding performance and unwavering reliability.

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FEATURES

Excellent image processing, highlighting the target
12μm pixel thermal sensor, clear image, long detection range
It is portable with integrated laser rangefinder
Rugged & durable with high shock resistance, multi-functions
WIFI App remote control, Photo and video real time sharing on media
Shooting Activated Recorded，Automatically record key moments
Intelligent ballistic calculation to improve shooting accuracy

FAQ

What is a rifle-mounted thermal imaging scope, and how does it work?
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A rifle-mounted thermal imaging scope detects heat signatures emitted by objects, allowing shooters to see through darkness, smoke, and camouflage by visualizing temperature differences.
How is thermal imaging different from night vision?
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Night vision amplifies ambient light to create a visible image, while thermal imaging detects infrared radiation (heat) emitted by objects, making it effective in total darkness or challenging environmental conditions.
What is the effective range of a thermal imaging scope on a rifle?
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The effective range depends on the model and sensitivity, but most thermal rifle scopes can detect heat signatures up to 500–1,000 yards, with some high-end models reaching even farther.
Can I use a thermal scope during the day?
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Yes, thermal imaging scopes can be used in both day and night conditions. Unlike traditional night vision, they are unaffected by light and can detect heat in any lighting environment.
How long does the battery last on a thermal imaging rifle scope?
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Battery life varies depending on the scope's features and usage, but most thermal scopes last anywhere from 4 to 10 hours on a full charge or with standard battery types like CR123A or lithium-ion.

Do thermal imaging scopes work in bad weather?
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Yes, thermal imaging is effective in challenging weather conditions such as fog, smoke, or light rain, as it detects heat rather than relying on light. However, heavy rain or snow can limit its performance.
What features should I look for in a thermal rifle scope?
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Key features include resolution, detection range, refresh rate, field of view, battery life, reticle options, and the scope’s durability, especially if you plan to use it in rugged environments.
Are thermal rifle scopes legal for hunting?
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The legality of using thermal imaging for hunting varies by location. Some regions allow thermal scopes for hunting certain animals, while others have restrictions. Always check local hunting regulations.
How do I zero a thermal rifle scope?
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Zeroing a thermal scope is similar to zeroing a traditional scope. Adjust the reticle until the point of impact aligns with the target at your desired range, taking into account the thermal image clarity.
How much do thermal rifle scopes cost?
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Thermal scopes can be quite expensive, with prices ranging from $1,500 to over $10,000 depending on the quality, range, resolution, and features. Higher-end models offer better performance and greater detection ranges.

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