The Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XP60 is a long-range thermal rifle scope designed for nocturnal target identification and precision shot placement across broad terrain. Powered by a 640x480 uncooled microbolometer sensor with a 17 µm pixel pitch and a system NETD of <18 mK, it delivers high-contrast thermal imaging through an optical 60mm F/1.1 Germanium lens. The system features a native 3x optical base magnification with digital zoom up to 24x, a built-in laser rangefinder, and onboard ballistic calculations displayed directly onto a 2560x2560 Micro-OLED screen. Housed in a standard 30mm aircraft-grade chassis, the unit is recoil rated up to 6,000 Joules and provides an extended 2,000m detection range.

Key Features

• Integrated Laser Rangefinder & Ballistics: Features an onboard LRF paired with real-time ballistic calculation software to provide accurate point-of-aim holdovers inside the reticle.
• Sub-18 mK Thermal Sensitivity: Employs an uncooled 640x480 European-made sensor with a system NETD under 18 mK and a 50 Hz refresh rate for smooth tracking of moving targets in adverse weather conditions.
• High-Magnification Optical System: Integrates a 60mm F/1.1 objective lens providing a base 3x optical magnification, an 18.1m at 100m (10.4°) field of view, and a 2,000m human/deer-sized detection envelope.
• Dual Li-Ion Power Management: Uses a combined internal 4,900 mAh APS5 and removable 3,200 mAh APS3 battery system for 7 to 11 hours of runtime, supported by USB-C 5V/9V Power Delivery.
• Rugged 30mm Chassis: Features an IPX7 waterproof housing (submersible to 1 metre for 30 minutes) with 65mm eye relief and high recoil resistance up to 6,000 Joules (.375 H&H, 9.3x64, 12-gauge).
• Onboard Multimedia: Includes 64 GB internal memory for onboard photo and video recording, plus dual-band 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi connectivity compatible with the Stream Vision 2 application.

Specifications

• Sensor Resolution: 640x480 microbolometer
• Pixel Pitch: 17 µm
• Thermal Sensitivity: System NETD <18 mK (Sensor NETD <25 mK)
• Frame Rate: 50 Hz
• Objective Lens: 60mm F/1.1
• Base Magnification: 3x (Digital zoom: 3x to 24x)
• Field of View: 10.4° x 10.4° (18.1m @ 100m)
• Display Type: 2560x2560 Micro-OLED
• Detection Range: 2,000m
• Eye Relief: 65mm
• Chassis Mounting: Standard 30mm scope rings
• Recoil Resistance: Up to 6,000 Joules
• Ingress Protection: IPX7 waterproof
• Operating Temperature: -25°C to +50°C
• Dimensions: 442 x 78 x 98 mm
• Weight: 1.16–1.2 kg (with battery)

Who is the Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XP60 Thermal Rifle Scope for?

• Long-range feral pest controllers — requires the 60mm objective lens and 3x native optical magnification on this thermal rifle scope to positively identify feral pigs and wild dogs at extended distances up to 2,000m.
• Open-country predator hunters — utilizes the high-sensitivity <18 mK system NETD and built-in laser rangefinder on this thermal scope to calculate exact long-range ballistic holdovers over vast, open paddocks.
• Nocturnal deer culling operators — relies on the 640x480 resolution thermal sensor and detailed 2560x2560 Micro-OLED display for precise shot placement on large game silhouettes out to a 2,000m detection boundary.

Less suitable for: Close-quarters shooting under 50m where a wider field of view is needed, or extended multi-hour handheld tracking where a 1.2kg weight is prohibitive; smaller 35mm to 50mm thermal optics with lower native magnification or dedicated lightweight handheld monoculars are better suited for these tasks.