All-weather working capability
Thermal imaging gun sight can work normally whether in the pitch-black night or at dawn or dusk when the light is dim. It relies on the difference in thermal radiation between the target and the background to form an image, rather than relying on visible light like traditional optical sights, which greatly expands the scope of use of guns under different lighting conditions.
Strong detection and recognition capabilities
Thermal imaging gun sight can detect targets hidden behind shelters such as grass, woods, and buildings. Even if the target is camouflaged in appearance, the heat it emits is difficult to completely cover up. Thermal imaging technology can capture these subtle heat signals and clearly display the position and outline of the target, allowing the shooter to detect potential threats in advance.
Improve shooting accuracy and efficiency
The image display of thermal imaging gun sights is intuitive, and the shooter can quickly find the target in the thermal image and aim the aiming point at the key part of the target. Compared with traditional sights that need to find and lock targets in complex environments, thermal imaging gun sights can greatly shorten the aiming time and improve the reaction speed of shooting.
Thermal Scope with laser rangefinder
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Gen 2+/3 Night Vision
Uncooled Thermal Imaging
Cooled Thermal Imaging
Laser Rangefinder