New Game Changing Features In Both New Thermals From Nocpix!

[@mac1pine]

Nice... but how much for nice?

[@kylespirk306]

If you have Nods just make sure nothing is chambered and put your LRF in continuous mode and line it up onto your whatever you downed. Then throw on the nods and follow the visible laser to where the carcass is. It’s like the pit of gold at the end of a rainbow.

[@808slimtrim]

Rix has the ocular zoom. Wish it had that lrf

[@kylespirk306]

You know any other 3-4X base magnification thermals that at 1024-1280 resolution >20mk sensor?

[@MDMakeDangerous]

How does this compare to the tx60c? Weaker sensor but better range finder design?

[@true1911]

The 60c in my opinion has the best image of any thermal I've looked through. It's a 1020 sensor. This is a 640 so it's not a fair comparison. This is overall a better user experience. The ballistics, software, features, and rangefinder are all very, very nice. As I mentioned in the video, there's a 1280 version of this scope coming next year. Price unknown, but it should be pretty awesome.

[@OwnTheHunt]

After running this scope and the Sig thermal you reviewed a bit ago...could you even begin to recommend the sig scope given its price is so similar to the price of this scope?

[@CourtJester1960]

I can't find a price online. They have a newer model too but you have to email for price.

[@charlescoons2566]

5,000$

[@jameskozlowski5496]

That 1280 is already out in Europe. It's the Ace S60R 2x base mag. At 4 x and a 640 res will be amazing picture even better than the this one. But it's gonna be 8k

[@J_D_Rambro]

So how much and where to buy?

[@dustinshaw2419]

I heard 5400 somewhere else.

[@J_D_Rambro]

@@dustinshaw2419 after some research they started at 3500 bucks.

[@Liam-ql7tr]

Ocular zoom

[@rob3988]

😮

[@ngaoutdoors4157]

5499$

[@mikilliummikillium8234]

What else am I missing? Uhh the price! Which should be told First, that way if you can’t afford it any way, you don’t waste your time With the entire video.

[@leealan4312]

I don’t want Chinese thermals. I can buy a Pulsar or Sig instead and they have better QC and consequently will likely stand less of a chance of breaking.

[@Solscud007]

Those are also made in China.

[@true1911]

Unfortunately, there's not much out there that doesn't use Chinese parts, or that isn't manufactured there. The American made thermals are way more expensive, don't have as good of a warranty, and are generally years behind on the features and tech. SIGs new thermal has a lifetime warranty, but it's made in China. SIG did the software and programing but the hardware is China.

[@2punish1]

Made in China has taken over the thermal industry.

[@OwnTheHunt]

Sorry to burst your bubble but the sig thermal is made in china and it's absolute garbage!

[@KWIEF]

5,000$???? Wtf lol! Uhhh nope! Don’t see anything it can do that others that are a fraction of the price can do!

[@James-ee6vo]

Did you listen to the video? Lol

[@bigpeter2767]

Poor choice for murder