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ATN Thor LTV, 3-9x, 256x192, 12 micron, Thermal Rifle Scope w/ Video Recording

Thermal Rifle

Scope in the ATN ThOR

3-9x Magnification

For flexible target viewing

256x192 Thermal

Resolution

12 Micron

Thermal sensor specification

Oled Display

Richer colors and deeper blacks

$1095.00
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SKU: TIWSTLTV225X

Overview

Built for hunters who want a thermal optic with video recording in a compact rifle-scope format, this model is part of ATN’s ThOR LTV series and adds an OLED display for a more vivid viewing experience. The 3-9x magnification range and 256x192, 12 micron thermal specification make it suited to close- to mid-range observation and shot placement in low-light or no-light conditions. Its role is straightforward: give the shooter a thermal image on the rifle and the ability to capture what is seen through the optic. For hunters who value a modern thermal setup without unnecessary complexity, it offers a focused feature set centered on visibility and recording.

Why Hunters Choose the Atn

Oled Display

Richer colors, deeper blacks, and

3-9x Magnification

Supports flexible viewing at different

256x192 Thermal

Resolution offers defined thermal imaging

12 Micron

Specification is listed for the

Built-in Video

Recording adds documentation capability during

Key Features

  • Thermal rifle scope in the ATN ThOR LTV series.
  • 3-9x magnification for flexible target viewing.
  • 256x192 thermal resolution.
  • 12 micron thermal sensor specification.
  • OLED display with richer colors and deeper blacks.
  • Includes video recording capability.

Best Used For

  • Hunters wanting a thermal rifle scope with video recording for nighttime observation and documentation
  • Users who prefer a 3-9x thermal optic for flexible close-to-midrange scanning
  • Hunters seeking an OLED display for richer colors, deeper blacks, and vivid contrast
  • Shooters looking for a compact thermal scope option within the ThOR LTV series

Specifications

Display TypeOLED
Magnification3-9x
Pixel Pitch12 micron
Resolution256x192
Thermal Rifle ScopeYes
Video RecordingYes

Pros

  • OLED display provides richer colors, deeper blacks, and more vivid contrast.
  • 3-9x magnification supports flexible viewing at different distances.
  • 256x192 thermal resolution offers defined thermal imaging detail.
  • 12 micron specification is listed for the thermal sensor.
  • Built-in video recording adds documentation capability during use.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • The 3-9x magnification range is practical for many hunting setups, but it is not a substitute for higher-magnification optics when longer-range detail is the priority.
  • The 256x192 thermal resolution reflects a compact-format thermal scope, so image detail and target separation will be more limited than with higher-resolution thermal models.
  • The OLED display improves contrast and color depth, but it does not change the underlying thermal sensor resolution or add performance details not listed in the product data.
  • Video recording is included, but the provided information does not specify storage, battery life, or recording controls, so those operational details should be confirmed before purchase.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Thermal rifle scope
  • Digital night vision rifle scope
  • Clip-on thermal optic
  • Handheld thermal monocular

Suggested Accessories

  • External battery pack
  • Scope mount
  • Lens cleaning cloth
  • Protective scope cover

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of optic is the ATN Thor LTV 3-9x designed to be?

It is a thermal rifle scope with video recording, listed as part of ATN’s ThOR LTV series.

What magnification range is listed for this scope?

The product title lists a 3-9x magnification range.

What thermal sensor details are provided in the product data?

The title lists 256x192 resolution and a 12 micron specification.

Does the product information mention the display type?

Yes. The short and long descriptions state that the newer ThOR LTV models feature OLED displays.

What can be confirmed about image quality from the source data?

The source says the OLED display offers richer colors, deeper blacks, and more vivid contrast. No other performance claims are provided.