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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.

This year’s SHOT Show offered a close-up look at three big trends set to dominate the industry.

The Thermion Duo DXP50 riflescope provides excellent thermal capabilities and daylight versatility.

The Axion XQ19 compact thermal from Pulsar is a no-nonsense thermal monocular that’s value priced.

The Oryx Thermal LFR from Pulsar is trail-proven technology for the toughest hunts.

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

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

Thermal and night-vision optics like those offered by Pulsar are effective tools in the never-ending war against feral hog populations.

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

Among the top companies making and selling thermals:

For peak proficiency in the field, hunters rely on the one-two punch of a game-seeking binocular and a purpose-built riflescope.

A thermal and night-vision roundup.