Pulsar Thermion 3 LRF XT60 Thermal Riflescope
Pulsar’s most detailed thermal scope yet, and the one every other thermal in the range gets measured against. Its 1280×1024 HD sensor is the highest-resolution Pulsar has ever built. That means you can tell a fox from a roe doe, and read what the animal is doing, well beyond the distances where lesser thermals turn to blobs. The 60 mm lens and 14.6° field of view cover tight woodland and open hill ground equally well. A rebuilt 1,200 m laser rangefinder gives you the range and the built-in ballistic calculator gives you the holdover, so the shot is settled before you take it.
The 2560×2560 AMOLED display delivers deep blacks and crisp contrast, so every detail comes across as a clear image. It still looks and handles like a traditional riflescope, with a throw lever, top-turret focus and a standard 30 mm tube. If you want the best image Pulsar can offer, this is the one.
Key features
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1280×1024 HD sensor (12 µm, <20 mK NETD): the sharpest image in the Thermion line, with clean detail in fog, rain and low-contrast conditions.
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2–24x stepless zoom: a redesigned mechanism replaces stepped zooming. The wide 14.6° field of view covers close-in scanning through to long-range work.
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1,200 m laser rangefinder (±1 m): slimmer and faster than the previous generation’s 800 m unit.
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2560×2560 AMOLED display: deep blacks, high contrast and better colour reproduction, with a larger screen for comfortable eye relief.
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Built-in ballistic calculator: Stream Vision Ballistics compatible, with scalable reticles that track magnification.
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Traditional handling: zoom throw lever and top-turret focus wheel, like a daytime scope.
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Recoil-activated video recording: 128 GB onboard memory, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for Stream Vision connectivity.
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Built tough: aluminium alloy housing, IP67 rated and recoil-rated to 6,000 J.
Specifications
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Model / SKU: Thermion 3 LRF XT60 / 76590
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Sensor: 1280×1024, 12 µm, 50 Hz, <20 mK
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Objective lens: 60 mm, F1.0
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Magnification: 2–24x
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Field of view: 14.6° (25.7 m @ 100 m)
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Detection range: 3,100 m
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Rangefinder: up to 1,200 m, ±1 m
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Display: AMOLED, 2560×2560
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Eye relief: 65 mm
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Battery life: 8.5 hours
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Tube diameter: 30 mm
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Memory: 128 GB
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