For hunters who want to extend their effective observation range, the Pulsar Thermion2 XG60 LRF thermal scope delivers a powerful combination of long-range thermal imaging, high magnification and built-in ranging. Designed for demanding outdoor conditions, it gives hunters the ability to detect and observe heat signatures even when darkness, fog, rain or difficult terrain would make conventional optics challenging.
At the heart of the Pulsar Thermion2 XG60 LRF thermal scope is a 640 × 480 thermal sensor paired with a fast F60/1.1 60mm lens. Its 4 to 32x magnification provides considerable flexibility, from scanning an area at lower magnification through to examining distant targets at high magnification. Pulsar rates its detection range at up to 2,800 metres, making this a particularly interesting option for hunters who regularly operate across open country or at longer distances.
Another feature hunters will appreciate is the Pulsar Thermion2 XG60 LRF thermal scope’s integrated laser rangefinder. Capable of measuring distances out to 800 metres with ±1 metre accuracy, it provides useful range information without requiring a separate rangefinder. The scope also supports ballistic calculations through the Stream Vision Ballistics app, helping hunters incorporate distance information into their shooting setup.
Practical features haven’t been overlooked either. The Pulsar Thermion2 XG60 LRF thermal scope’s picture-in-picture provides a magnified view of the aiming point while retaining the wider scene. Meanwhile multiple reticle options and zeroing profiles allow the scope to be configured for different setups. Built-in recording, 64GB memory and Wi-Fi connectivity also make it easy to capture and review hunts.
With IPX7 waterproofing, operation from -25°C to +50°C, rechargeable batteries and compatibility with standard 30mm rings, the Pulsar Thermion2 XG60 LRF thermal scope is designed to cope with all types of outdoor environments. For hunters looking for high magnification, thermal performance and integrated ranging in one scope, the Pulsar Thermion2 XG60 LRF thermal scope offers an impressive package for extending observation capabilities in the field.
