“Tag: Thermal Optics”

Ever wanted to see in the dark? Trijicon’s new REAP-IR thermal-imaging scope lets you do just that.

One of the most exciting areas of the optics market is the night-vision and thermal corner, where companies continue to innovate and reduce costs, making this ground-breaking technology available to consumers.

Entry-level thermal optics have come down in price and increased in quality. The ThermoSight Pro PTS233 from the industry leader, FLIR, is a solid option for anyone looking to get into the thermal game.

As night-vision and thermal devices become more affordable to consumers, the question becomes, "How can these be used and what are they good for?" Here's a quick primer on the two main camps of low-light optics here.

Ever wanted to see in the dark? Trijicon’s new REAP-IR thermal-imaging optic lets you do just that.

The night is no longer to be feared. With infrared imaging technology, also known as thermal optics, darkness is your boon companion.

Pulsar recently introduced its latest optic, the Thermion XG50 Thermal Riflescope.

Pulsar recently introduced the XQ50 & XQ38 thermal riflescopes, both of which deliver a premium shooting experience for users.

Blaser Group, official U.S. importer for iconic German firearms brands Blaser, Mauser and J.P. Sauer, as well as Minox and English gunmaker John Rigby, has acquired Liemke Thermal Optics.