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Thor 6 Elite 2-16x 640x512 Thermal Scope W/Laser Range Finder - Thor 6 Elite 2-16x 640x512 Res Thermal Rifle Scope W/Laser
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SKU: 430116052
Overview
Built for hunters who need thermal capability in a rifle scope format, this ATN optic is aimed at identifying heat signatures and tracking movement in low-visibility conditions such as fog, humidity, and other low-contrast environments. Its 2-16x magnification range and 640x512 thermal resolution make it suited to scanning and engaging at varied distances, while the integrated laser range finder adds a practical ranging tool for field use. The 6th Generation Thermal Engine is presented as the core of the system, with a 50 Hz refresh rate and ultra-sensitive sensor support for clear, responsive viewing. It is a specialized, high-end option for users who want thermal observation and ranging in one platform, rather than a traditional daylight scope.
Why Hunters Choose the Atn
640x512 Thermal
Resolution for detailed heat-signature imaging
2-16x Magnification
Supports flexible observation and aiming
Built-in Laser
Range finder adds integrated distance
15 Mk
NETD sensor for high thermal
50 Hz
Refresh rate supports smooth real-time
Key Features
- ATN ThOR 6 Elite thermal riflescope with integrated laser range finder.
- 2-16x magnification for flexible close- to mid-range viewing.
- 640x512 thermal resolution for detailed heat-signature imaging.
- 6th Generation Thermal Engine designed for image quality, sensitivity, and speed.
- 15 mK NETD ultra-sensitive sensor and 12 μm pixel pitch.
- 50 Hz refresh rate for smooth, real-time tracking.
Best Used For
- Hunters needing thermal imaging for low-contrast conditions, fog, or humidity
- Users wanting a 2-16x thermal riflescope with integrated laser range finder
- Serious shooters tracking faint heat signatures and subtle motion in the field
- Those prioritizing a 640x512 thermal scope with a 50 Hz refresh rate
Specifications
| Laser Range Finder | Yes |
|---|---|
| Magnification | 2-16x |
| Netd | 15 mK |
| Pixel Pitch | 12 Ioem |
| Refresh Rate | 50 Hz |
| Resolution | 640x512 |
| Thermal Engine | 6th Generation Thermal Engine |
| Thermal Type | Thermal Rifle Scope |
Pros
- 640x512 thermal resolution for detailed heat-signature imaging
- 2-16x magnification supports flexible observation and aiming
- Built-in laser range finder adds integrated distance measurement
- 15 mK NETD sensor for high thermal sensitivity
- 50 Hz refresh rate supports smooth real-time tracking
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The 2-16x magnification range is versatile, but it is still a thermal scope rather than a general-purpose daylight optic, so it is best matched to thermal-specific use cases.
- The 640x512 configuration offers a higher-resolution option, which can come with a higher price point than lower-resolution variants in the same line.
- The integrated laser range finder adds capability, but it also makes the optic more specialized and may be more than needed for hunters who do not use ranging features.
- As a premium thermal riflescope, it is a significant investment, so it makes the most sense for users who will fully use the thermal and ranging features.
Suggested Comparisons
- Thermal rifle scope
- Thermal optic with laser rangefinder
- Hunting scope for low-light conditions
- Digital night hunting optic
Suggested Accessories
- Scope mount
- Protective scope cover
- Lens cleaning kit
- Rechargeable battery pack
Frequently Asked Questions
What magnification range does the THOR 6 Elite offer?
The product title lists a 2-16x magnification range.
What thermal resolution is listed for this scope?
The title and description list 640x512 thermal resolution, and the long description also refers to a 640A-512 option.
Does this scope include a laser range finder?
Yes. The product title and long description both state that it comes with a laser range finder.
What thermal engine and sensor details are provided?
The long description says it uses ATN’s 6th Generation Thermal Engine, with 15 mK NETD ultra-sensitive sensors, a 12 Ioem pixel pitch, and a 50 Hz refresh rate.
What conditions is this scope described for use in?
The description says it is designed to show detail in fog, humidity, and low-contrast environments. Beyond that, no specific field-use claims are provided.