Product Description

The Pulsar THERMION 3 LRF XR60 is a premium thermal imaging riflescope built for serious hunters and shooters who prioritize long-range precision. Its 640x480, 12 m thermal sensor works with a 60 mm F1.0 objective and an improved zoom algorithm to support detailed viewing throughout a 4-40x magnification range. A 2560x2560 AMOLED micro display presents the thermal image in a familiar riflescope format, with a focused 7.3 degree field of view suited to deliberate observation at extended distances. Unlike thermal riflescopes that carry a bulky external rangefinder housing, the THERMION 3 LRF XR60 integrates its laser rangefinder into a discreet recess beside the objective lens. The result is a sleek, streamlined profile that retains the familiar shape and balance of a conventional riflescope. The rangefinder measures distances up to 1,200 meters with 1 meter precision in single measurement, scanning and True Horizontal Distance modes. At the measured distance, the built-in ballistic calculator displays the selected profile, corrections and Suggested Point of Aiming. Handling stays close to that of a conventional riflescope. A central focus wheel can be operated from either side, while a riflescope-style zoom ring with a throw lever provides stepless magnification changes without working through menus. Eyepiece-positioned controls and a horizontal on-screen interface keep essential settings accessible. The scope also provides 65 mm of eye relief and scalable reticles for precise aiming across its magnification range. For demanding field use, the XR60 combines IP67 protection, 6,000 J shock resistance and a rated operating time of up to 14 hours with its battery system. Both the internal battery and the additional replaceable battery are user-replaceable. Built-in photo and video recording, 128 GB of storage and connectivity with Pulsar's Stream Vision apps let shooters capture footage, manage the scope and work with ballistic profiles.

Features

• Multi-Reticle Options
• 4-40X Magnification
• 60MM Objective
• Laser Range Finder