Get ready to welcome the new addition to the Thermion line – the Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XP50 Pro thermal imaging scope. The missing piece of our Pro puzzle, it delivers exceptional image quality and is the very first thermal imaging riflescope with classic design and a builtin laser rangefinder. With 800 meters of measuring distance and 1800 m detection range, the thermal scope is great for spotting game from great distances.

The supersensitive, high definition thermal imaging sensor (640x480 pixel @ 17 µm) delivers a truly sharp, clear, and detailed image even when conditions are super tough for thermal imager: rain, fog, cold mornings, snow, etc.

Plus, we can make sure you can use the new Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XP50 Pro thermal imaging scope for hours on a single charge – in normal conditions, the battery capacity is 10 hours. And should that not be enough, you can always get an extra one and replace it within seconds in complete darkness – because it is that easy.

And have you heard about the “Pictureinpicture” function of the thermal imaging scope? It enables the shooter to display a highprecision zeroing frame while taking only 10% of the total display area. The frame shows a magnified image of the target and reticle and allows the user to closely see the image in the aiming area and have visual control of the entire field of view at the same time, making it the best thermal imaging scope for professional hunters.

Want to learn more about the thermal imaging scope? For sale information, head to our website now and discover this and other thermal imaging scopes we have to offer: https://www.pulsarnv.com/glo/product...
Check out all of this and more in the Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XP50 Pro trailer video!

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