Videos tagged with Thermal Weapon Sight

Armasight introduced two new thermal devices at SHOT Show 2025: the Operator thermal clip-on and the Commander thermal weapon sight. The Operator is designed to be mounted in front of existing day scopes like LPVOs, offering thermal capability without requiring a re-zero. The Commander is a dedicated thermal weapon sight for medium to close-range engagements. Both devices feature internal recording and robust battery life.

This video from SHOT Show 2024 features an exhibitor Q&A with Steve Lemenov, Director of Marketing at Armasight. He discusses new and updated thermal and night vision products, including the relaunched Sidekick thermal monocular, the Contractor thermal weapon sight, and the CO-MR Night Vision Clip-On. Armasight is highlighted as a leading manufacturer of advanced thermal and night vision solutions for military, first responders, and consumers. The video provides booth information and links to related SHOT Show content.

This video demonstrates a professional predator control technique using advanced thermal optics. James O'Neill, a professional predator hunter, effectively tracks and neutralizes a coyote threatening livestock on a private ranch. The footage highlights the importance of high-resolution thermal imaging for identifying targets in low-light conditions and the precision required for ethical harvesting.

This video showcases a successful coyote hunt using thermal imaging. The footage, from the professional hunting channel ONEILLOPS, demonstrates effective predator control by utilizing a dead cow carcass as bait. The hunter employs a thermal weapon sight to acquire the target at night and executes a precise headshot.

This video provides an unboxing and overview of the Pulsar RXQ30V thermal weapon sight, mounted on a 300 Blackout AR. The instructor details its technical specifications, including sensor resolution, field of view, and refresh rate, while also highlighting practical performance aspects like detection and identification distances. Potential issues such as battery compartment tightness and the included rail are discussed, alongside its IPX7 waterproof rating and white-hot/black-hot display modes. The review emphasizes its utility for low-light hunting and observation.

The OPMOD Zeus is a thermal imaging rifle scope available in 336 or 640 resolution models. Higher resolution offers greater magnification (8x for 640 vs. 4x for 336). The 336 models come in 30Hz or 60Hz refresh rates, while the 640 is 30Hz. Controls are push-button for menu navigation, color palette, reticle changes, and zeroing. It features a 5-meter close focus, diopter adjustment, standby mode, DVR port, and a quick-detach mount compatible with Picatinny and Weaver rails.

This video promotes the Armasight OPMOD Zeus Thermal Weapon Sight, highlighting its ability to "See everything, Everywhere!". The description provides a direct link to purchase the product on OpticsPlanet.com. The focus is on showcasing the capabilities of this thermal optic for weapon platforms.

This video from SHOT Show 2016 introduces new thermal weapon sights from IR Defense. The REAP-IR is highlighted as a mini thermal weapon sight with a 640x480 resolution, Delock mount, and reduced weight. New 10 Micron 320x240 systems are also presented, offering 'affordable performance' with core technology from military manufacturer DRS, and are slated to eventually include built-in DVRs.

This video provides an expert overview of the ATN ThOR thermal weapon sight line, specifically focusing on the 100mm model. Steve Lemenov, a Regional Account Manager for ATN, details its features, including a Germanium lens, 9x optical and 24x digital magnification, and an effective range of over 800 yards. The discussion touches on its use by Navy SEALs and pricing based on sensor resolution.

This video provides an overview of the ATN THOR thermal imaging weapon sight series, highlighting key features and options. It details the importance of refresh rates (30Hz vs. 60Hz) for tracking moving targets like hogs and coyotes, and explains how higher detector resolutions (320x240 vs. 640x480) improve image quality for long-range engagements. The presenter also discusses the range of magnifications and the customizable nature of the sight, emphasizing its durable design and the innovative colored OLED display for enhanced contrast.