Pulsar Thermion 3 LRF XR60 Thermal Scope

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Pulsar Thermion 3 LRF XR60 Thermal Riflescope

The XR60 is built for the stalker who wants reach and stamina in the same scope. Its 4–40x zoom is the widest in the Thermion 3 range, so you can identify your quarry and read its behaviour from a long way out. The next-generation 640×480, 12 µm sensor, paired with a 60 mm F1.0 lens, gives a crisp, high-contrast picture and a 3,100 m detection range. A redesigned 1,200 m laser rangefinder and built-in ballistic calculator settle distance and holdover before you take the shot.

The 2560×2560 AMOLED display delivers deep blacks and a rich, detailed image. The 14-hour battery life is the longest in the Thermion line, which means a full night out without a battery swap. It still handles like a traditional daytime scope, with a throw lever, top-turret focus and a standard 30 mm tube. If you want serious range and endurance from a thermal at a more accessible price than the XT60, start here.

Key features

  • 640×480 next-gen sensor (12 µm, <18 mK NETD): sharp thermal detail and strong performance in fog, rain and low-contrast conditions.
  • 4–40x magnification: the widest zoom in the Thermion 3 range, with a 7.3° field of view for long-range observation.
  • 1,200 m laser rangefinder: slimmer and faster than the previous generation’s 800 m unit.
  • 2560×2560 AMOLED display: deep blacks, high contrast and a larger screen for comfortable eye relief.
  • Built-in ballistic calculator: Stream Vision Ballistics compatible, with scalable reticles that track magnification.
  • 14-hour battery life: the longest in the Thermion line.
  • Traditional handling: zoom throw lever and top-turret focus wheel, like a daytime scope.
  • Recoil-activated video recording: 128 GB onboard memory, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for Stream Vision connectivity.
  • Built tough: aluminium alloy housing, IP67 rated and recoil-rated to 6,000 J.

Specifications

  • Model / SKU: Thermion 3 LRF XR60 / 76589
  • Sensor: 640×480, 12 µm, 50 Hz, <18 mK
  • Objective lens: 60 mm, F1.0
  • Magnification: 4–40x
  • Field of view: 7.3° (12.8 m @ 100 m)
  • Detection range: 3,100 m
  • Rangefinder: up to 1,200 m
  • Display: AMOLED, 2560×2560
  • Eye relief: 65 mm
  • Battery life: 14 hours
  • Tube diameter: 30 mm
  • Memory: 128 GB

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