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ATN - THOR-6 Elite Thermal Rifle scope, 2.5-20x, 384x288 - TIWST6325A

$1451.70
Brand
ATN
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Magnification
2.5-20
UPC
658175912347
MPN
TIWST6325A

Overview

The ATN ThOR 6 Elite is an advanced thermal rifle scope powered by ATN's 6th Generation thermal engine and ultra-sensitive sensors, delivering early target detection, sharp detail at high magnification, and reliable performance in adverse weather, low-contrast environments, and complete darkness. Built with a 2.5-20x magnification range and a 384x288 resolution core, this optic features SharpIR AI Image Enhancement, a full-HD OLED display, built-in Wi-Fi, recoil-activated video and audio recording, and an internal gallery for instant in-field playback. Designed to handle the demands of hunting, law enforcement, and perimeter security, the unit ships with two 18650 batteries and a charger, a USB-C cable, a carry bag, and a heated target for zeroing.

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