The ThermTec Vidar-LRF 335L Thermal Compact Scope is a dedicated thermal riflescope designed for nocturnal pest control and game management. Powered by a 384 × 288 uncooled microbolometer sensor with a 12 µm pixel pitch and a 35 mm F1.0 objective lens, the optic detects heat signatures up to 1,800 m. It features an integrated 1,200 m laser rangefinder paired with an onboard ballistic calculator to display precise holdover points directly on the 1024 × 768 OLED display. Measuring 188 mm × 103.5 mm × 72 mm and weighing approximately 628 g, it attaches directly to standard Picatinny rails to maintain firearm balance during active mobile hunting.

Key Features

• Integrated Laser Rangefinder & Ballistics: Accurately measures target distance up to 1,200 m and calculates real-time ballistic holdover points.
• AI Self-Learning Calibration: Maintains thermal image consistency without disruptive mechanical shutter interruptions.
• High Recoil Resistance: Rated to withstand maximum recoil forces up to 6,000 Joules, supporting calibres such as .30-06, .300 Win Mag, and .375 H&H.
• Extended Battery Life: Operates for 14 to 18 hours using two replaceable 18650 lithium-ion batteries, with support for magnetic USB charging.
• Onboard Storage & RAV: Includes 64 GB internal memory for capturing still images and audio/video recording, supported by Recoil Activated Video.
• Rugged Weatherproofing: Built to an IP67 ingress protection rating to withstand dust and water immersion up to 1 m, with an operating range of -20 °C to +50 °C.

Technical Specifications

• Sensor Resolution: 384 × 288 uncooled microbolometer
• Pixel Pitch: 12 µm
• Objective Lens: 35 mm, F1.0
• Display: 0.39-inch OLED (1024 × 768)
• Frame Rate: 50 Hz
• Detection Range: Up to 1,800 m
• Laser Rangefinder Range: Up to 1,200 m
• Dimensions: 188 mm × 103.5 mm × 72 mm
• Weight: 628 g
• Recoil Rating: Up to 6,000 Joules
• Mounting: Standard Picatinny rail interface

Who is the ThermTec Vidar-LRF 335L Thermal Compact Scope for?

• Nocturnal feral pest controllers targeting pigs and foxes — pairs an integrated 1,200 m laser rangefinder with an onboard ballistic engine inside a compact 628 g thermal rifle scope, giving hunters fast distance calculations and holdover points for mobile paddock shooting.
• Night deer hunters managing game in low-light environments — relies on a 384 × 288 @ 12 µm thermal sensor with a 35 mm F1.0 objective lens and up to 6,000 Joules of recoil resistance to handle heavy calibres while tracking heat signatures at night.

Less suitable for: Long-range shooting requiring positive species identification past 250 m to 300 m, where higher-resolution 640 × 512 thermal rifle scopes provide the necessary target detail, or setups requiring recoil levels exceeding 6,000 Joules.