LRF XP50 Trail 1.6-12.8×42 Thermal Riflescope

New for 2018, the Trail XP50 LRF delivers incredibly vivid thermal imaging from a world-class 17µm pixel pitch 640x480px sensor core, offering human sized heat detection up to 2,000 yards and laser rangefinding capability up to 1,100 yards. Perfect for spotting, identifying and shooting targets at longer distances, the XP50’s popular “white hot” and “black hot” modes, 13 digital reticle options, proprietary picture-in-picture, variable 1.6-12.8x magnification, 50Hz refresh rate and frost-resistant 640×480 AMOLED display provide users with fluid imaging, customized thermal mapping and a richly contrasted field of view while the integrated laser rangefinder takes accuracy in digital imaging to new heights of reliability and confident shooting. A rechargeable lithium 8-hour battery keeps you in the game all night long while eliminating costly battery purchases and replacements issues of the past. Historically, sighting-in thermal scopes has been troublesome; however, the device’s laser rangefinder, one-shot zero function and the ability to store 3 rifle profiles with 5 zero saves each, make zeroing and switching the scope between firearms a breeze. The Trail also boasts built-in video recording with 8gb of internal memory and connects to the Stream Vision app via Wi-Fi for viewing on connected personal devices, controlling the optic remotely, upgrading firmware, and streaming, sharing and downloading images and video. IPX7 waterproof, fogproof and dustproof, the Pulsar Trail XP50 LRF performs flawlessly in temperatures ranging from -13° to 122°F and delivers an ultra-easy user interface with ergonomic button locations. Additional features include a built-in accelerometer, convenient carrying case and wireless remote.

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