Things To Consider When Buying Trijicon Thermal

Thermal scopes are not the things to buy just like that. There are many Trijicon riflescope that is specifically designed for sports that are great at capturing the target in motion. At the same time, some riflescopes that are specially designed for hunting purposes that give the best thermal imaging for hunting. Most of the thermal riflescopes in the market cost hundreds of dollars. Hence, a lot of parameters are needed to be taken into consideration, and adequate research must be done before buying them.

Here are a few of the points that you need to consider before buying a thermal riflescope.

SCOPE DETECTION RANGE

It refers to the distance up to which you can get a clear, sharp image. You will find a few high-quality scopes in the market with which you can target up to 4000 yards. However, there are a lot of entry-level scopes that provide a scope detection range of just 1000 yards. These are for amateurs and beginners, as professionals can do nothing with a scope detection range of 1000 yards or less than that.

MAGNIFICATION

 

This refers to the thermal scope ability to magnify any distant object. Every Trijicon thermal in the market comes with the details and specifications about their magnification capabilities. Resolution and magnification are indirectly proportional to each other, so, when the magnification increases, it affects the refresh rate up to a certain extent.

BATTERY LIFE

Battery life in a Trijicon thermal riflescope plays a vital role. A general conception that people hold is that for a single charge it is mandatory that for the scope to work for 8 hours. Remember, overcharging the battery can affect its battery life.

RETICLE PATTERN

You will find thermal riflescopes with 4 line standard and single dot reticle for accuracy. The scope with crosshair four-line reticle can be very much useful for night hunting. And single dot reticle will give a sharp image during the day.

LENS DIAMETER

Lens diameter in a thermal scope plays an essential role in the field view. The field view and diameter are directly proportional to each other.

REFRESH RATE

This refers to the time taken by the processor in the scope to refresh the image. The general rule is - the more frequently the scope refreshes the image, the more will be the image clarity.

RESOLUTION OF THE SCOPE & SENSOR

You need to remember that the thermal scope resolution is entirely different from the scope resolution. You must have noticed that both scopes and sensors will have different resolutions. Generally, the resolution of the scope is higher than the sensor.

The Famous - Trijicon REAP IR 60mm

 

When it comes to the higher-end optics, the new Trijicon REAP IR 60mm is gaining momentum

The REAP IR 60mm thermal riflescope is powerful, light, and small which allows you to engage targets in any light. It’s preferred by the most demanding hunters and shooters, who require accuracy and speed during the night. You can choose from multiple magnification levels and field views to accommodate your specific needs.

It optimizes the S.W.A.P. concept - Size, Weight, And Power, combining its small packaging and lightweight features. The ‘Easy Zero Method’ makes sighting in the optic more intuitive and easier.

The REAP-IR family comes with six advanced polarity settings and reticle settings for amazing visibility in every environment.

The world of rifle optics is wide and deep. You will find a piece of glass for pretty much everything that goes boom. At Night Vision 4 Less, we have a wide collection of Trijicon Thermals. We house from high-end to low-end options and everything in between. So finding the right optic won’t be difficult anymore.