- Is the ATN ThOR 5 640 worth it over a 384-resolution thermal scope?
- The 640 sensor resolves more detail at distance, which matters for identifying and judging game. If you mostly hunt inside 100 yards, a 384 model can do the job for less.
- How far can it detect game?
- Detection depends on conditions, but a 640 sensor at this lens typically picks up large game at several hundred yards. Recognition and clear identification come at shorter range.
- What is in the box?
- The scope ships with a standard 18650 battery, a USB cable, a lens cloth and a quick-start guide. A mount and microSD card are usually bought separately.
- Does it work with the ATN rangefinder and app?
- Yes. It pairs with ATN's Bluetooth rangefinder and the Obsidian app to feed distance into the ballistic calculator and to stream video to a phone.
- Can I use it on an air rifle or a .22?
- It is built for centerfire and rimfire rifles on a Picatinny rail. Recoil from heavy magnums is the main concern, so check the rated recoil before mounting.
- How long does the battery last?
- Expect a few hours of use, less with Wi-Fi streaming and recording running. Carry a spare 18650 for a full night hunt.
- Where is the ATN ThOR 5 640 Smart HD Thermal Rifle Scope cheapest?
- At Tractor Supply Co, for $2,994.99, as of our latest check.