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SKU: 100049058
Built for hunters who need a thermal optic that can be used day or night, this compact scope is designed for 24-hour operation across changing weather and field conditions. It is offered in multiple configurations, including 384x288 or 640x512 thermal detector options and 35mm or 50mm objective lenses, allowing the setup to match different hunting distances. The 35mm version is intended for medium-range use, while the 50mm version is suited to longer-range engagements. With a sensitive thermal detector and OLED monitor, it is positioned to provide a clear image in darkness, fog, smoke, dust, and rain.
Compact Thermal
Imaging scope designed for 24-hour
Available 384x288
640x512 thermal detector configurations
Choice 35mm
50mm objective lens for different
1024a-768 Oled
Monitor supports a clear image
Visibility Through
Darkness, fog, smoke, dust, and
| Detector Sensitivity | 12Ioem thermal detector |
|---|---|
| Display | 1024A-768 OLED monitor |
| Objective Lens | 35mm |
| Objective Lens Options | 35mm or 50mm |
| Operation | 24-hour operation |
| Supported Conditions | darkness, fog, smoke, dust, rain |
| Thermal Detector Refresh Rate | 50 Hz |
| Thermal Detector Resolution | 640x512 |
| Weatherenvironmental Use | any weather and environmental conditions |
This product is the Varmint LRF 2x16-35mm TS35-640 thermal rifle scope, which corresponds to the 640x512 (50 Hz) thermal detector with a 35mm objective lens.
It is described as a compact thermal imaging scope developed for 24-hour operation under any weather and environmental conditions, including darkness, fog, smoke, dust, and rain.
The 35mm objective lens is described as being designed for medium-range applications. The 50mm version is described as better suited for long-range engagements, but that is not this specific model.
The source data states that it uses a 1024A-768 OLED monitor.
Yes. The AGM Rattler LRF is listed in multiple configurations, including 384x288 or 640x512 thermal detectors, and 35mm or 50mm objective lenses.