- Does the Rattler-C V2 50-640 need re-zeroing when I swap it between rifles?
- The clip-on is designed to sit in front of a day scope that stays zeroed, so the host scope keeps its zero. Each rifle still needs its own mount and adapter, and you should confirm alignment on paper after moving it.
- What sensor and lens does it use?
- It uses a 640x512 resolution thermal sensor with 12-micron pixels and a 50 mm lens. That combination gives a detailed image at longer distances than the lower-resolution clip-ons in the line.
- Can I use it with any riflescope?
- It works best with day scopes in a moderate magnification range and with good glass, since the clip-on magnifies whatever the scope shows. Very high magnification or cheap optics can soften the thermal image.
- Does it have its own reticle?
- No. The Rattler-C V2 is a clip-on, so you aim with the reticle of the day scope behind it. That is the main difference from a dedicated thermal scope.
- What is in the box?
- AGM ships the clip-on unit with its mount, a battery, a USB cable and a carry case. Check the listing for the exact accessories included with the configuration you choose.
- Is it worth it over a dedicated thermal scope?
- If you already own a good day scope, the clip-on gives you thermal without buying a second optic and keeps your familiar reticle. A dedicated thermal scope is simpler to set up and often lighter, so the choice comes down to whether you want one unit to share across rifles.
- Where is the AGM Global Vision Rattler-C V2 50-640 Thermal Clip On Black cheapest?
- At Black Basin, for $3,495.00, as of our latest check.