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ATN ThOR 6 Elite (384x288) 3.5-28x Thermal Riflescope Built-in Laser Rangefinder
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SKU: WX2*0749336
Overview
Built for hunters who need thermal capability in a riflescope format, this optic is aimed at spotting heat signatures and identifying game in brush, darkness, fog, and other low-contrast conditions. Its 384x288 thermal engine, 15mK NETD sensor, and 3.5-28x magnification range are paired with a built-in laser rangefinder, giving it a practical role for scanning, ranging, and making informed shots in the field. The 0.49" 1920x1080 OLED display and SharpIR AI-enhanced imaging are designed to present a clear, detailed view while reducing strain during longer sessions. It is a feature-rich option for serious use, though its advanced capabilities make it more specialized than a simple daytime hunting scope.
Why Hunters Choose the Atn
384x288 Thermal
ATN’s 6th Generation thermal engine
15mk Netd
Sensor and 12m pixel pitch
3.5-28x Magnification
Range supports both scanning and
Built-in Laser
Rangefinder adds distance measurement in
1920x1080 Oled
Reduced eye fatigue
Key Features
- ATN ThOR 6 Elite thermal riflescope with built-in laser rangefinder
- 6th Generation thermal engine with 384x288 resolution
- 15mK NETD sensors and 12m pixel pitch for fine thermal detail
- 0.49-inch 1920x1080 OLED display for crisp viewing
- SharpIR AI-enhanced imaging sharpens edges and boosts contrast
- Onboard video and audio recording with Recoil Activated Video
- Built-in Wi-Fi for instant sharing and connectivity
Best Used For
- Hunters scanning brush, treelines, or open fields for heat signatures in low-visibility conditions
- Users who want built-in rangefinding and thermal imaging in one riflescope platform
- Professionals needing clear target identification in hot, humid, or low-contrast environments
- Extended glassing sessions where a crisp OLED display helps reduce eye fatigue
- Shooters who want onboard recording and Wi-Fi sharing for documenting thermal observations
Specifications
| Display | 0.49" 1920x1080 OLED |
|---|---|
| Laser Rangefinder | Built-in |
| Magnification | 3.5-28x |
| Netd | 15mK |
| Pixel Pitch | 12m |
| Recoil Activated Video | Yes |
| Sharp Ir | AI-enhanced imaging |
| Thermal Resolution | 384x288 |
| Video Recording | Onboard video and audio recording |
| Wi Fi | Built-in |
Pros
- 384x288 thermal resolution with ATN’s 6th Generation thermal engine
- 15mK NETD sensor and 12m pixel pitch for fine thermal detail
- 3.5-28x magnification range supports both scanning and closer inspection
- Built-in laser rangefinder adds distance measurement in one optic
- 1920x1080 OLED display provides crisp viewing with reduced eye fatigue
- Onboard video, audio recording, RAV, and built-in Wi-Fi expand field use
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The 384x288 thermal resolution is a deliberate balance of detail and package size, so it is not the same as a higher-resolution thermal system.
- The 3.5-28x magnification range is broad, but higher zoom levels will naturally narrow the field of view compared with lower settings.
- The built-in laser rangefinder adds capability, but it also makes the optic more feature-rich and likely more complex to set up and use than a simpler thermal scope.
- Onboard video/audio recording, RAV, and Wi-Fi add convenience, but they also introduce more functions to manage in the field.
Suggested Comparisons
- Thermal riflescope
- Thermal monocular
- Digital night vision scope
- Rangefinder-equipped optic
Suggested Accessories
- Thermal scope mount
- External battery pack
- Lens cleaning kit
- Protective scope cover
Frequently Asked Questions
What thermal resolution and sensor setup does the ATN ThOR 6 Elite use?
The product data lists a 384x288 thermal resolution with ATN's 6th Generation thermal engine, 15mK NETD sensors, and a 12m pixel pitch.
Does this scope include a built-in laser rangefinder?
Yes. The product title identifies it as a thermal riflescope with a built-in laser rangefinder.
What magnification range is listed for the ThOR 6 Elite?
The title lists a 3.5-28x magnification range.
What display does the ThOR 6 Elite use?
The long description states it uses a 0.49" 1920x1080 OLED display.
Does it have recording and connectivity features?
Yes. The long description says it includes onboard video and audio recording, Recoil Activated Video (RAV), and built-in Wi‑Fi.