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Thor 6 Elite 3-24x 640x512 Thermal Scope W/Laser Range Finder - Thor 6 Elite 3-24x 640x512 Res Thermal Rifle Scope W/Laser
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SKU: 430116053
Overview
Built for hunters who want thermal capability paired with ranging support, this riflescope is intended for use in low-light, fog, humidity, and other low-contrast conditions where visual detail can be difficult to pick out. Its 3-24x magnification range and 640x512 thermal resolution place it in a versatile role for scanning and target identification at varied distances. The 6th Generation Thermal Engine is presented as the core of the system, with a focus on image quality, sensitivity, and speed. For serious field use, it offers advanced capability, though it is a specialized optic that will be more than many casual users need.
Why Hunters Choose the Atn
640x512 Thermal
Resolution for detailed image presentation
3-24x Magnification
Range supports flexible observation
Built-in Laser
Range finder adds integrated distance
15 Mk
NETD sensor supports high thermal
50 Hz
Refresh rate helps maintain smooth
Key Features
- ATN ThOR 6 Elite thermal riflescope with 3-24x magnification and 640x512 resolution.
- Includes a laser range finder for distance measurement.
- Built around ATN’s 6th Generation Thermal Engine.
- Features 15 mK NETD ultra-sensitive sensors for thermal detection.
- Uses a 12 Ioem pixel pitch and 50 Hz refresh rate.
- Designed for clearer viewing in fog, humidity, and low-contrast conditions.
Best Used For
- Hunters needing a thermal riflescope for low-contrast conditions, fog, or humidity
- Users wanting 3-24x magnification for scanning and identifying heat signatures at varying distances
- Those who want a thermal scope with an integrated laser range finder
- Serious hunters upgrading to ATN’s ThOR 6 Elite thermal platform
- Field users prioritizing real-time tracking and sharper thermal detail
Specifications
| Laser Range Finder | true |
|---|---|
| Magnification | 3-24x |
| Netd | 15 mK |
| Pixel Pitch | 12 Ioem |
| Refresh Rate | 50 Hz |
| Resolution | 640x512 |
| Thermal Resolution Options | 384A-288 or 640A-512 |
Pros
- 640x512 thermal resolution for detailed image presentation
- 3-24x magnification range supports flexible observation
- Built-in laser range finder adds integrated distance measurement
- 15 mK NETD sensor supports high thermal sensitivity
- 50 Hz refresh rate helps maintain smooth real-time viewing
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The 3-24x magnification range is versatile, but the higher end will naturally narrow the field of view compared with lower-power settings.
- This is a thermal riflescope with a laser range finder, so it is a specialized setup rather than a simple all-purpose optic.
- The 640x512 configuration and advanced thermal features place it in a premium price tier, which may be more scope than some hunters need.
- Performance is described for fog, humidity, and low-contrast conditions, but thermal optics still require the user to interpret heat signatures rather than see standard detail.
Suggested Comparisons
- Thermal rifle scope
- Thermal optic with range finder
- Hunting scope for low-light and adverse conditions
- Digital night hunting optic
Suggested Accessories
- Scope mount
- Protective lens cover
- Rechargeable battery pack
- Carrying case
Frequently Asked Questions
What magnification range does the ThOR 6 Elite offer?
The product title lists a 3-24x magnification range.
What thermal resolution is listed for this scope?
The title and description list 640x512 thermal resolution, and the short description also notes a 640A-512 option.
Does this scope include a laser range finder?
Yes. The product title and long description both state that it includes a laser range finder.
What thermal engine and sensor details are provided?
The short and long descriptions say it uses an all-new 6th Generation Thermal Engine, 15 mK NETD ultra-sensitive sensors, a 12 Ioem pixel pitch, and a 50 Hz refresh rate.
What conditions is it described for?
The description says it is designed to show detail in fog, humidity, and low-contrast environments. Beyond that, no additional field-performance claims are provided.