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Thermal and NV optics are turning night hunting into a major retail opportunity, with the latest scopes and sights helping hunters own the dark.

It’s a Brave New World of thermal, and the booming thermal market just keeps growing — but there’s a lot that shoppers and even retailers don’t fully understand about the technology.

The thermal-imaging market is full of misconceptions and misunderstandings. Help your customers navigate this rapidly changing world.

Are you ready to sell thermal optics?

Armasight’s Jockey 640 provides plenty of features and an easier, less expensive intro to thermal optics.

A compact design, large field of view and user-friendly features make the Warden 640 a great choice for hunters.

Live from the floor of the SHOT Show, we got a first look at the new Commander, Operator and Warden thermal imaging devices from Armasight.

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.

Thermal is hot, hot, hot, but there’s a lot to know about selling this technology and meeting customer expectations — and budgets.

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

The optics company is staking its claim as a major player in the night-vision and thermal game.

AGM Global Vision is shaking up the night-vision and thermal game.

In thermal, value is where price meets quality, and a monocular like Armasight’s Sidekick is a superb value for your customers.

Among the top companies making and selling thermals: