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Thor 5 Xd 1280x1024 Gen 5 4-40x Thermal Scope - 4-40x Thor 5 Xd 1280x1024 Gen 5 Thermal Scope Black

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Gen 5

Thermal scope from ATN's ThOR

First-to-market 1280x1024,

60 Hz, 12 micron HD

Quad Core

Processor with enhanced sensors

Designed Deliver

Image quality in both night

Smaller, Smoother

Profile for improved mounting on

$5995.00
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SKU: 430106111

Overview

Built for hunters who want a thermal optic with a compact profile and advanced imaging, this scope is designed for use on standard 30 mm rings and brings ATN’s Gen 5 thermal platform into a smaller, smoother package. Its 1280x1024 HD thermal sensor and Quad Core processor are presented as the core of the system, supporting detailed viewing in both night and day conditions. The 4-40x magnification range makes it a versatile option for scanning and target identification across a wide spread of distances. It is a feature-rich optic, but the emphasis is clearly on precision and a streamlined setup rather than excess bulk.

Why Hunters Choose the Atn

First-to-market 1280x1024

Thermal sensor for detailed imaging

60 Hz

Refresh rate supports smooth thermal

12 Micron

Ultra-sensitive HD sensor

Quad Core

Processor with enhanced sensors

Mounts Standard

30 mm rings

Key Features

  • Gen 5 thermal scope from ATN's ThOR 5 XD line
  • First-to-market 1280x1024, 60 Hz, 12 micron HD thermal sensor
  • Quad Core processor with enhanced sensors
  • Designed to deliver image quality in both night and day
  • Smaller, smoother profile for improved mounting on standard 30 mm rings

Best Used For

  • Hunters wanting a thermal scope with a smaller profile for standard 30 mm ring setups.
  • Users prioritizing a high-resolution thermal sensor for viewing in both night and day conditions.
  • Serious shooters looking for a feature-rich optic with a Quad Core processor.
  • Those who want a premium thermal scope designed for precision-focused weapon use.

Specifications

ColorBlack
Mount Compatibilitystandard 30 mm rings
ProcessorQuad Core processor
Profilesmaller and smoother profile
Thermal Sensor Pixel Pitch12 micron
Thermal Sensor Refresh Rate60 Hz
Thermal Sensor Resolution1280x1024

Pros

  • First-to-market 1280x1024 thermal sensor for detailed imaging
  • 60 Hz refresh rate supports smooth thermal viewing
  • 12 micron ultra-sensitive HD sensor
  • Quad Core processor with enhanced sensors
  • Mounts on standard 30 mm rings
  • Smaller, smoother profile than earlier ThOR scopes

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • The 4-40x magnification range is versatile, but higher magnification can narrow the field of view and make setup more demanding at longer distances.
  • This is a feature-rich thermal scope, which can add complexity for users who prefer a simpler optic.
  • It is designed to mount on standard 30 mm rings, so compatibility depends on having the right mounting setup already in place.
  • The smaller, smoother profile may be an advantage in handling, but it also means buyers should confirm the form factor fits their rifle and intended use.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Thermal rifle scope
  • Night hunting optic
  • Digital/thermal weapon sight
  • Long-range hunting scope

Suggested Accessories

  • Mounting rings
  • Scope mount
  • Protective scope cover
  • Lens cleaning kit

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of thermal sensor does the ThOR 5 XD use?

The product data lists a first-to-market 1280x1024, 60 Hz, 12 micron ultra-sensitive HD thermal sensor.

Is this scope compatible with standard rings?

Yes. The description says the ThOR 5 XD is mountable on standard 30 mm rings.

What magnification range does this model have?

The title lists a 4-40x magnification range.

Is the ThOR 5 XD intended for night use only?

The description says it provides image quality in both night and day, but it does not provide further details on how it performs in either condition.

What extra features are included with Gen 5?

The source mentions that ThOR scopes have always been feature rich and that Gen 5 has new features, but the provided text is cut off and does not list those features.