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About the Nocpix LUMI H35

Darknightoutdoors26 Sep, 2025Business

Likely the first thing you’ll notice about the Nocpix LUMI H35 (it’s hard not to) is the lightweight and compact design. It weighs just 12 ounces and is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand or even in a pocket. That small size doesn’t harm performance, though. It’s powered by a 640×512 sensor with a NETD rating of 18mK (or better) and a 50Hz frame rate, for an ultra-smooth display.

About the RICO Micro V2: What’s New in This iRay Thermal Scope?

Darknightoutdoors11 Sep, 2025Business

The RICO has proven itself a popular iRay thermal optic by any stretch, and in lieu of a scope, it performs pretty well, especially if you don’t want to shell out the cash for a scope or a pair of thermal binoculars. But what’s new in the RICO Micro V2, and what remains (to the benefit of nocturnal sportsmen everywhere) the same? This short post will address some of these questions.

Is the RH25 V2 the Best iRay Thermal Scope?

Darknightoutdoors10 Sep, 2025Business

Calling the RICO Micro RH25 the best iRay thermal scope might be a stretch, but for the money it is definitely a good one, and given its versatility, there’s a lot more to appreciate than to disregard about it. Here are some of the top selling points.

Key features of the new for 2025 PULSAR Oryx LRF Thermal Monocular

Darknightoutdoors26 Aug, 2025Business

Determining where to put your money into a thermal scope or other optic can seem like an uphill battle, especially with so many brands and popular models dominating the industry. Making matters worse is the price; this isn’t just a throwaway purchase decision. In most instances, it will entail an expense of several thousand dollars.

About the iRay RH25 V2 Thermal Monocular

Darknightoutdoors12 Aug, 2025Business

In terms of raw performance, the iRay RH25 V2 offers what you need to be effective during nocturnal scouts or sits, with a 640×480, 12μm InfiRay MICRO II sensor that delivers a 60Hz frame rate for a smooth viewing experience, regardless of whether you or the target is moving.

How Not to Ruin Your New iRay USA Thermal Scope

Darknightoutdoors22 Jul, 2025Business

Many thermal scopes take rechargeable 18650 batteries which are lithium-ion batteries. Though lithium-ion batteries are well known for their power and discharge potential, they are intolerant of being left at a low charge or left dead. If you don’t keep them well charged, they might just die on you and not be able to take a charge.

How Not to Ruin Your New iRay USA Thermal Scope

Darknightoutdoors22 Jul, 2025Business

Thermal scopes like the iRay USA BOLT TX60C, and RH25V2 will set you back several thousand dollars. Their performance justifies the cost, but the cost also warrants a little extra care and attention when it comes to making sure you get your money’s worth, at least in terms of service life.

The Nocpix ACE S60R: By the Specs

Darknightoutdoors09 Jul, 2025Business

The Nocpix ACE S60R is one of the best thermal scopes on the market currently, and is ideal for nocturnal sportsmen, especially those who routinely pursue predators, hogs, or other similar game. All the same, this, like any other rifle scope, is best communicated through specifications and features. Here they are.

6 Reasons Nocpix QUEST H50R Laser Rangefinding Thermal Binoculars Might Be the Best on the Market

Darknightoutdoors03 Jul, 2025Business

Tired of the form factor and night-blindness that accompany thermal monoculars? Interested in something that offers more intuitive operation and superior ergonomics? Thermal binoculars might be better for you in that case, but not all models are created equal. Here are 6 reasons the Nocpix QUEST H50R might be the best option at your disposal.

Notes for Choosing Your First Thermal Scope

Darknightoutdoors30 Jun, 2025Business

Thermal scopes are expensive, and in many cases you’ll end up paying more for the optic than you paid for the rifle. With that said, there are a lot of details and specifications you could pore over in your first choice of a scope – but here are some of the more important ones you should consider so you don’t get lost in the weeds.