Optics

The versatility and image quality of the new Zeiss DTI 6/40 will draw a wide range of customers.

The pocket-size Axion XG30 monocular raises the bar for thermal imaging for professional and recreational applications.

Trijicon’s high-quality variable riflescopes bring tactical readiness to the hunting and recreational shooting markets.

ATN’s ThOR 5 640 LRF 4-32x Thermal delivers high-end features at a lower price.

Armasight’s Jockey 640 Thermal Clip-On offers hunters a way to turn the traditional daytime scope they’ve used for years into a fully functional thermal optic.

Convince your customers of the critical importance of quality scope mounts.

InfiRay’s BOLT TX60C Thermal Scope finds balance between higher resolution and magnification.

Rule #1 for selling thermal optics: Thermal is not night vision.

Get dialed in on targets out to 650 yards with the Impact 100 thermal laser rangefinder.

Get dialed in on targets out to 650 yards with the Impact 100 thermal laser rangefinder.

Fusion Thermal’s Avenger 40 with RAZR technology is clear, accurate and intuitive.

If your customers hear “EOTECH” and think “military” or “tactical,” the new Vudu X line will change their minds.

No one deserves to buy a cheap scope, but there’s an option for every budget. How do you help customers see the light about what’s right for them?

Zeiss has extended its Conquest V4 line of riflescopes with two new versions.

The Armasight Contractor 640 Thermal Weapon Sight is ready to hunt.

The Merger LRF XP35 continues Pulsar’s manufacturing tradition of compact but powerful thermal binoculars.

AGM Global Vision’s Clarion 384 provides night hunters with dual magnification capabilities.