Pulsar Rifle Scopes
The Pulsar Trail 3 LRF XQ50 is a compact thermal riflescope combining a 384 × 288 sensor, 50mm f/1.0 lens and integrated laser rangefinder. Its 3.5x starting magnification provides a more magnified initial view, while a Full HD AMOLED display presents the thermal image.
Pulsar Trail 3 LRF XR50 Compact Thermal Rifle Scope
640x480 Compact Thermal Riflescope w/2200m detection range! (<18 mK sNETD)
The Pulsar Trail 3 LRF XR50 is a compact thermal riflescope combining a 640 × 480 sensor, 50mm f/1.0 lens and integrated laser rangefinder. Its 3x starting magnification and 8.8° horizontal field of view provide a broader starting view than the XQ50, with additional sensor resolution for examining the scene.
The Pulsar Thermion 2 XP50 Pro thermal riflescope pairs a sensitive 640 × 480 sensor with a 50mm f/1.0 lens. Its 2x starting magnification and 12.4° horizontal field of view provide a broad initial view, while the traditional 30mm tube integrates with standard scope rings.
Pulsar TFA Core FXD50 Thermal Weapon Scope. A robust and durable unit, Pulsar Core FXD50 Front Attachment Thermal Sight is an excellent improvement to nearly any shooter's firearm.
The Pulsar Thermion 3 LRF XR60 thermal riflescope combines a 640×480 thermal sensor, a 60mm F1.0 objective and 4–40× magnification with integrated laser rangefinding. Its 4× starting view gives a larger initial image than the XT60, while system NETD below 18mK supports observation of subtle temperature differences. With up to 14 hours of stated battery life, it is the Thermion 3 option for customers prioritising higher starting magnification and extended runtime.
The Pulsar Thermion 3 LRF XT60 thermal riflescope combines a 1280×1024 HD thermal sensor with a 60mm F1.0 objective, a wide 14.6° field of view and an integrated laser rangefinder. Its 2× starting magnification gives you room to follow movement and assess the surrounding ground, while smooth adjustment up to 24× lets you take a closer look. For shooters choosing between the two Thermion 3 models, the XT60 places the emphasis on sensor resolution and a broader view.