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ATN Thor LTV, 3-9x 320x240, 12 micron, Thermal Rifle Scope

Atn Thor

LTV thermal rifle scope with

320x240 Thermal

12 micron sensor

Detects Heat

Signatures day or night

Ultra-light Thermal

Imaging device

4k+ 4056x3040

Resolution thermal sensor

$1495.00
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SKU: TIWSTLTV319X

Overview

This thermal rifle scope is built for hunters who want a compact optic for detecting heat signatures in low-light or no-light conditions. It pairs 3-9x magnification with a 320x240 thermal display and a 12 micron sensor, giving it a clear role for scanning and aiming in the field after dark. The ultra-light design may appeal to hunters looking to keep their rifle setup manageable, while the thermal format supports use when visibility is limited.

Why Hunters Choose the Atn

3-9x Magnification

Flexible aiming for varied hunting

320x240 Thermal

Resolution helps detect heat signatures

12 Micron

Thermal sensor is built into

Ultra-light Design

Supports easier handling on the

4k+ 4056x3040

Resolution is listed in the

Key Features

  • ATN Thor LTV thermal rifle scope with 3-9x magnification
  • 320x240 thermal resolution with 12 micron sensor
  • Detects heat signatures day or night
  • Ultra-light thermal imaging device
  • 4K+ 4056x3040 resolution thermal sensor

Best Used For

  • Hunters needing a thermal rifle scope for day or night heat-signature detection
  • Users wanting a lightweight thermal optic for general rifle-mounted field use
  • Hunters covering mixed-light conditions where target detection matters more than visible detail
  • Serious outdoorsmen looking for a thermal scope with 3-9x magnification range
  • Field users who prefer a compact thermal imaging device for practical hunting setups

Specifications

DescriptionNew, more powerful than ever, ultra-light thermal imaging device combined with a 4K+ 4056x3040 resolution thermal sensor that detects heat signatures day or night.
Device TypeThermal Rifle Scope
Magnification3-9x
Pixel Pitch12 micron
Resolution320x240
Retailer Price$1495.00
Sensor Resolution4K+ 4056x3040

Pros

  • 3-9x magnification provides flexible aiming for varied hunting distances
  • 320x240 thermal resolution helps detect heat signatures day or night
  • 12 micron thermal sensor is built into a compact rifle scope format
  • Ultra-light design supports easier handling on the rifle
  • 4K+ 4056x3040 resolution is listed in the product description

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Thermal imaging is designed for detecting heat signatures rather than providing a traditional daylight optic experience, so it is a specialized tool rather than a general-purpose scope.
  • The 3-9x magnification range is useful for many hunting setups, but it may not suit every distance or terrain preference.
  • As a thermal rifle scope, it serves a specific role in the field, so users should expect a different sight picture and handling experience than with a standard optical scope.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Digital night vision rifle scopes
  • Higher-magnification thermal rifle scopes
  • Handheld thermal monoculars
  • Clip-on thermal imaging devices

Suggested Accessories

  • Rifle scope mount
  • Lens cleaning cloth
  • Protective scope cover
  • Rechargeable batteries

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ATN Thor LTV designed to do?

It is a thermal rifle scope designed to detect heat signatures day or night.

What magnification does this model list?

The product title lists 3-9x magnification.

What thermal sensor resolution is provided in the product data?

The product title lists a 320x240 thermal resolution, while the description also mentions a 4K+ 4056x3040 resolution thermal sensor. No further clarification is provided in the source data.

Does the source data provide details on battery life, weight, or mounting compatibility?

No. Those details are not provided in the supplied product information.

Is this scope described as lightweight?

Yes. The description calls it an ultra-light thermal imaging device.