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SKU: 430111893
Built for night hunters who need flexibility in the field, this thermal rifle scope uses a dual-lens optical system that lets the user switch between 35mm and 60mm configurations to change base magnification and field of view. That design is aimed at simplifying setup when different hunting situations call for different viewing needs, without changing the image resolution. With 2-16x and 3-24x magnification ranges and a 640x512 thermal sensor, it is positioned for serious thermal observation and target identification in low-light conditions. The trade-off is that its feature set is specialized, so it suits hunters who want adaptable thermal performance more than a simple, conventional optic.
Dual-lens Optical
System lets users mechanically switch
Dual Base
Magnification supports 2-16x and 3-24x
Designed Address
Lens-size and field-of-view selection for
Switching Lens
Configurations does not degrade image
Thermal Scope
Clarion 640 branding
| Base Magnification | 2-16x / 3-24x |
|---|---|
| Dual Focus | Yes |
| Image Resolution Degradation | No degradation when alternating lenses |
| Lens Options | 35mm or 60mm |
| Optical System | Dual-lens optical system |
| Sensor Resolution | 640x512 |
| Thermal Scope Type | Thermal Rifle Scope |
It uses a dual-lens optical system that can mechanically alternate between a 35mm lens and a 60mm lens. According to the product description, this changes the base magnification and field of view without degrading image resolution.
The product title lists 2-16x and 3-24x magnification ranges. No additional magnification details are provided in the source data.
Yes. The description specifically says it was designed to address a common problem faced by night hunters when choosing lens size and sensor configuration for their primary application.
No. The source explains that the scope can switch between 35mm and 60mm lenses to change base magnification and field of view, but it does not assign one lens to a specific hunting distance.
The source lists the manufacturer as AGM Global Vision.