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DBH D6 Thermal Imaging RifleScope

DBH D6 Thermal Imaging RifleScope

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$4,899.00at Night Prowler OpticsChecked Nov 12

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Price facts

  • Last seen at $4,899.00 at Night Prowler Optics on Nov 12.

Our take on the DBH D6 Thermal Imaging RifleScope

The DBH D6 is a thermal imaging riflescope built for hunting and night use, with a digital display that shows heat signatures instead of an optical image. Thermal scopes in this class typically pair a 384x288 or 640x512 sensor with a 50mm objective lens, and the D6 follows that pattern with a focus on detection range over fine detail. It suits hunters and pest controllers who need to spot animals in total darkness, fog or brush, and it competes with brands like Pulsar, AGM and InfiRay on sensor resolution and onboard recording. Buyers should weigh it against those rivals on sensor spec and app support rather than on brand reputation alone.

Best forNight hunters and pest controlShooters who need detection in total darknessUsers who want a self-contained thermal scope without extra gear
Pros
  • Thermal imaging works in complete darkness, fog and smoke
  • Digital display with onboard controls for reticle and image settings
  • Self-contained unit, no separate thermal clip-on needed
  • Suits stationary and short-range hunting setups
Cons
  • Thermal image is grainy at long range compared with higher-resolution sensors
  • Battery life is limited on thermal scopes of this type, so carry spares
  • Heavier and bulkier than a standard optical scope
  • Menu system and zeroing take time to learn

DBH D6 Thermal Imaging RifleScope prices at every store

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DBH D6 Thermal Imaging RifleScope price history

Lowest price we've seen: $4,899.00 on Nov 12 at Night Prowler Optics. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.

About the DBH D6 Thermal Imaging RifleScope

The DBH D6 is a thermal imaging riflescope built around an uncooled VOx sensor with a 640×512 resolution. It has a 12 µm pixel pitch, a thermal sensitivity (NETD) of 20 mK or less, and a 60 Hz frame rate.

The optics are a 60 mm F1.0 objective lens with 3x optical zoom. Digital zoom runs from 1x to 6x in steps. The field of view is 7.3° × 5.8°, and eye relief is 60 mm.

Sensor type
VOx uncooled
Resolution
640×512 pixels
Pixel pitch
12 µm
NETD
≤20 mK
Frame rate
60 Hz
Objective lens
60 mm, F1.0
Optical zoom
3x
Digital zoom
1x to 6x, stepped
Field of view
7.3° × 5.8°
Eye relief
60 mm

Questions and answers

What sensor resolution does the DBH D6 use?
The D6 is a thermal riflescope, so its image comes from a microbolometer sensor rather than an optical lens. Check the listed sensor resolution before buying, since 384x288 and 640x512 sensors give very different detail at range.
Can it be used in daylight?
Thermal scopes work day or night, but the image is a heat map, not a normal view. Most hunters use them at night or in low light where heat contrast is strongest.
Does it record video?
Many thermal scopes in this class include onboard recording and Wi-Fi streaming. Confirm the D6's recording and app features in its spec sheet before you rely on them.
How far can it detect a deer-sized target?
Detection range depends on sensor resolution, lens size and conditions. A 50mm lens with a 384x288 sensor typically detects deer-sized heat signatures at a few hundred yards, less in rain or heavy cover.
What is in the box?
A thermal riflescope usually ships with a mount, battery, charger, lens cloth and manual. Check the D6's included accessories, since mounts and batteries vary by seller.
How does it compare with a Pulsar or AGM thermal scope?
Pulsar and AGM have longer track records and wider app ecosystems. The D6 competes on sensor spec and features for the money, so compare resolution, lens and warranty directly.
Where is the DBH D6 Thermal Imaging RifleScope cheapest?
At Night Prowler Optics, for $4,899.00, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the DBH D6 Thermal Imaging RifleScope?
Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.
Where can I buy the DBH D6 Thermal Imaging RifleScope?
2 stores we checked sell it, including Night Prowler Optics, Fox Thermal Optics.