- Is the 640 sensor worth it over a 384 model?
- Yes for most hunters. The 640 core resolves more detail, so you can identify animals at longer range and zoom further before the image breaks down.
- Does it need a separate rangefinder?
- No. The laser rangefinder is built in, so distance readings appear in the scope and you carry one less device.
- What magnification does it offer?
- It has optical magnification from the 35 mm lens plus digital zoom up to 24x. Image quality is best at lower zoom levels.
- How does it mount?
- It uses standard 30 mm rings on a picatinny or similar rail, the same as most riflescopes.
- Can it record hunts?
- Yes. It records video and takes photos to onboard storage, which owners use to review shots.
- Is it good for close-range hog hunting?
- It works, but the 35 mm lens favors mid-range. For tight brush, a wider lens gives a broader field of view.
- Where is the AGM AdderV2 LRF 35-640 Thermal Riflescope cheapest?
- At Tractor Supply Co, for $4,295.99, as of our latest check.