The Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XP60 thermal rifle scope is a next-generation thermal optic built for hunters who need to see in low-light and no-light conditions where conventional optics fail. This scope combines a 60 mm objective lens optimized for long-range thermal imaging with a 30 mm tube mount that fits standard rifle platforms. The XP60 model prioritizes thermal sensitivity—featuring a NETD (noise equivalent temperature difference) under 25 mK—which makes it the choice for hunting in fog, rain, snow, and other challenging visibility situations where you need to detect game clearly.

What sets the Thermion 2 LRF XP60 apart is its optical design, engineered specifically for long-range work. The 60 mm focal length delivers better image detail and detection capability at distance than smaller thermal scopes, while the redesigned eyepiece optics offer an 8 mm exit pupil and 65 mm of eye relief. That eye relief matters: it positions your head the way you're used to with a conventional rifle scope, which translates to faster target acquisition and safer shooting, especially with high-recoil rifles. The wide-angle eyepiece is optimized for the scope's high-resolution micro-display, giving you a bright, detailed picture without the eye strain that lesser optics produce.

Hunters tackling coyotes, predators, and game in low-light conditions—or those who hunt through fog and heavy cover—will appreciate the XP60's sensitivity advantage. The integrated rangefinder (LRF in the name) adds ballistic utility, and the 30 mm tube keeps mounting simple and compatible with existing rifle setups. If you spend time hunting when the sun isn't up, or in weather that turns conventional optics useless, the Thermion 2 LRF XP60 is built to give you the thermal edge.

The Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XP60 thermal rifle scope is a next-generation thermal optic built for hunters who need to see in low-light and no-light conditions where conventional optics fail. This scope combines a 60 mm objective lens optimized for long-range thermal imaging with a 30 mm tube mount that fits standard rifle platforms. The XP60 model prioritizes thermal sensitivity—featuring a NETD (noise equivalent temperature difference) under 25 mK—which makes it the choice for hunting in fog, rain, snow, and other challenging visibility situations where you need to detect game clearly.

What sets the Thermion 2 LRF XP60 apart is its optical design, engineered specifically for long-range work. The 60 mm focal length delivers better image detail and detection capability at distance than smaller thermal scopes, while the redesigned eyepiece optics offer an 8 mm exit pupil and 65 mm of eye relief. That eye relief matters: it positions your head the way you're used to with a conventional rifle scope, which translates to faster target acquisition and safer shooting, especially with high-recoil rifles. The wide-angle eyepiece is optimized for the scope's high-resolution micro-display, giving you a bright, detailed picture without the eye strain that lesser optics produce.

Hunters tackling coyotes, predators, and game in low-light conditions—or those who hunt through fog and heavy cover—will appreciate the XP60's sensitivity advantage. The integrated rangefinder (LRF in the name) adds ballistic utility, and the 30 mm tube keeps mounting simple and compatible with existing rifle setups. If you spend time hunting when the sun isn't up, or in weather that turns conventional optics useless, the Thermion 2 LRF XP60 is built to give you the thermal edge.