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The ATN ThOR-LTV is a lightweight thermal rifle scope built around a 256x192, 12-micron sensor with a 12 mm lens and 1.5-4.5x magnification. It records video, offers Black Hot, White Hot and Color palettes, and includes a ballistic calculator and One Shot Zero for quick sighting. Its 1280x720 display and 60 Hz refresh rate keep the image smooth, and the rechargeable battery is designed to last a full hunt. It suits hunters and target shooters who want an entry-level thermal optic that mounts on rifles, PCP air rifles and crossbows; against pricier 384- and 640-resolution thermal scopes it gives up detection range and image detail, but it is simpler and lighter.
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Owners of ATN's LTV-series thermal optics generally find them simple to set up and good value for a first thermal scope, with the recording and One Shot Zero features getting frequent mention. The common complaint is image quality at distance, where the lower-resolution sensor and small lens show their limits.
The ATN ThOR-LTV is a lightweight thermal rifle scope for hunting and target shooting. It has a 12-micron thermal sensor with 256x192 pixel resolution, a 60 Hz refresh rate, and 1.5-4.5x magnification. It records video and runs on a rechargeable internal lithium-ion battery.
The scope has a classic ergonomic design with easy-to-reach controls. It offers Black Hot and White Hot imaging modes and multiple reticle patterns. A ballistic calculator is built in, and the One Shot Zero feature sets the zero with a single shot.
It mounts with standard 30 mm rings and can be used on rifles, PCP air rifles, and crossbows. A diopter adjustment ring sets the focus. The scope can run Non-Uniformity Correction (NUC) automatically at set intervals or manually to improve an image degraded by environmental factors. Charging is through a USB-C port under a rubber cap on the right side.
