- Is the ATN ThOR 4 384 good for night hog hunting?
- Yes. The 384x288 sensor picks up heat well at typical hog and predator distances, and the rangefinder helps with quick shots. Expect to keep shots inside the range where the image stays clear.
- How is it different from the ThOR 4 640?
- The 640 model has a higher-resolution sensor, so it shows more detail and stays sharper at long range. The 384 costs less and is fine for closer work, but it softens sooner when you zoom.
- Does it really range and calculate ballistics?
- Yes. The built-in laser rangefinder feeds distance into ATN's ballistic calculator, which adjusts the aim point for your load. You need to enter your rifle and ammo data first.
- What is the battery life?
- Runtime is modest, and it drops further with Wi-Fi and recording on. Most owners carry spare batteries or an external power pack for a full night.
- Can I record and stream video?
- Yes. It records to a microSD card and streams to the ATN app over Wi-Fi, so a phone or tablet can act as a viewer.
- What comes in the box?
- You get the scope, a battery, an eyecup, a mount and a carrying case. A microSD card and spare batteries are worth adding.
- Where is the ATN ThOR 4 384 4.5-18x Smart HD Thermal Digital Riflescope TIWST4384A cheapest?
- At Adorama, for $2,599.00, as of our latest check.