- Is the ATN Thor LT 320 good for hunting at night?
- Yes, for hogs, predators and other game inside about 200 yards. The 320 sensor is enough to spot and identify animals at those ranges, but small or distant targets get hard to read.
- How does it compare with the Thor LT 160?
- The 320 sensor has twice the resolution of the 160, so it shows more detail and holds up better at range. It is the better pick if you plan to shoot past 100 yards.
- Does it have a rangefinder or ballistic calculator?
- No. Those features are on higher-end Thor models. The Thor LT 320 keeps it simple with zeroing, reticles and video recording.
- What is in the box?
- The scope, a mount, an eyecup, a battery and a carrying case. A microSD card for recording is not always included, so check before you buy.
- Can I record video with it?
- Yes. It records to a microSD card, and you can pull the files off the card or through the ATN app.
- How long does the battery last?
- Owners report a few hours of use per set of batteries, less in cold weather. Carry spares for a full night hunt.
- Where is the ATN Thor LT 320 5-10x50mm Thermal Rifle Scope cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $1,649.00, as of our latest check.