Welcome to the NEW Rix Glint LRF thermal scope - a fantastic thermal scope option at an affordable price !
 
The Glint G3 uses an uncooled VOx focal plane array with 384 × 288 resolution and a 12 µm pixel pitch. Thermal sensitivity below 20 mK supports the separation of small temperature differences within the observed scene. A 60 Hz frame rate maintains fluid image movement when scanning or following a moving subject. The 35 mm F0.9 objective provides a comparatively large aperture for thermal energy transmission without changing the stated 3.5× base magnification. The manufacturer specifies an 1800 m detection range. Detection range identifies the distance at which a relevant heat source can be detected; it does not state identification or recognition distance.
 
Optical And Display Configuration
 
Magnification extends from 3.5× to 14.0× through a 4× digital magnification range. At base magnification, the field of view measures 7.5° × 5.1°, equivalent to 13.2 × 8.8 m at 100 m. This field width determines how much ground remains visible during observation and provides context around the aiming point. The viewing system uses a 0.49-inch AMOLED display with 1920 × 1080 resolution. Eye relief is specified at 48 mm, while dioptre adjustment from -5 D to +5 D allows the eyepiece to be matched to the user’s eyesight without altering focus at the objective.
 
Rangefinding And Ballistic Functions
 
An integrated laser rangefinder measures distances up to 1500 m, with stated accuracy of ±1 m. Range information is therefore available through the scope without requiring a separate ranging device. The onboard ballistic calculation function can use measured distance within its firing-solution workflow. Five zeroing profiles are supported, allowing separate stored configurations to be maintained where different rifles, ammunition types or zero settings are used. These profiles reduce the need to replace an existing zero configuration when changing equipment. The manufacturer does not specify the ballistic data fields, supported trajectory parameters or environmental inputs in the supplied technical specification.
 
Recording, Power And Physical Construction
 
Still images and video are recorded at 1200 × 804 resolution in JPG and MP4 formats, with 64 GB of built-in storage. Wi-Fi support provides the scope’s wireless connection facility. Power is supplied by 21700 batteries, with compatibility for 18650 batteries through the supplied adaptor sleeve. Stated operating time is 5.5 hours at 25°C using RIX batteries, although duration varies with temperature and use. The housing is rated IP67 and operates from -20°C to +50°C. The scope weighs 645 g without an external battery and measures 306 × 107 × 90 mm. A Picatinny mount is specified, with maximum recoil resistance stated as 1000 g or 6000 J.
 
OUR PRICE - £1299