Pulsar introduces the Thermion 3 LRF, the third generation of the company’s thermal riflescope, available in two configurations: XR60 and XT60. Developed with feedback from its customer, the Thermion 3 improves imaging performance, rangefinding and ergonomics while increasing battery life, all while offering the familiar handling of a traditional riflescope. The Thermion series combined thermal imaging with the appearance and controls of a conventional daylight scope.
The third generation offers a number of improvements from the previous model. First is extended laser rangefinding, where the internal rangefinder now measures up to 1,312 yards (1,200 meters), a significant improvement over the previous generation, and delivers information to the user faster. Sharper thermal imaging is provided via updated sensors to improve detail. The XT60 uses a 1280 × 1024 HD sensor; the XR60 features a next-generation 640 × 480 sensor. Controls have been designed to mimic traditional scopes and include a zoom throw lever and convenient top-turret focusing wheel.
Other improvements include greater viewing comfort, with a larger screen offering increased eye relief and reduced eye strain. Both models feature a 2560 × 2560 AMOLED display. Improved battery life and a user-replaceable battery support extend use in the field, while the integrated ballistic calculator and Stream Vision Ballistics compatibility support long-range shooting solutions.
The two models are engineered for separate hunting applications. The Thermion 3 LRF XT60, Pulsar’s flagship, pairs a 1280 × 1024 HD sensor with 2–24× magnification. Its 14.6-degree field-of-view gives fine image detail and broad situational awareness for close- and long-range observation. The Thermion 3 LRF XR60 makes use of a next-generation 640 × 480 sensor and 4–40X magnification, which includes 4X base magnification, making it particularly suited to open-field and long-range observation. Both models feature a 2.4-inch objective lens and a high-resolution 2560 × 2560 AMOLED display for image clarity and contrast.
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