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Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XG60 Thermal Imaging Riflescope

Rated 4.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating
(1 customer review)

Original price was: $4 730.00.Current price is: $4 290.00.

The Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XG60 is built for small, fast targets at long distance. Its 640×480 12-micron sensor and high 4-32x magnification push detection to 2,800 m, matching the HD model for reach. If you shoot fox and small predators far out on open ground, this is the Thermion 2 LRF variant to choose.

24-48 Fast delivery after order within EU

Availability: 1 in stock

Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XG60 comprehensive review

The Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XG60 combines a 640×480 sensor with a fine 12-micron pixel pitch. The smaller pixel means each pixel covers less of the scene through the long F60/1.1 lens, so you get tighter detail on distant targets than the 17 micron XP60. That, plus the highest magnification in the range at 4-32x, makes it a long-range specialist.

Detection reaches 2,800 m, level with the HD XL60. The field of view is narrow at 7.3 degrees, which is the trade for that reach, so this is a scope for open country rather than close woodland. On a fox at 250 m across stubble, the XG60 shows a crisp, identifiable heat signature.

The 800 m rangefinder, ballistic calculator, 50 Hz display, and 11-hour battery round it out. Pick the XG60 when your shots are long and your targets are small.

Key features and specifications

Technical specification Field performance value
Sensor resolution 640×480
Pixel pitch 12 microns (tight detail at range)
System NETD (thermal sensitivity) Below 20 mK
Objective lens F60 / 1.1
Magnification 4-32x (highest base zoom)
Field of view 7.3 degrees
Detection range Up to 2,800 m
Laser rangefinder Built-in, up to 800 m (±1 m)
Battery life Up to 11 hours
Recoil rating / protection .375 H&H, IPX7 waterproof

Real-world hunting scenarios and use cases

For a foxer working large open fields, small targets at long range are the daily challenge. The XG60’s 12-micron sensor and 4-32x zoom resolve a fox at distances where a wider, lower-zoom scope only shows a dot. The narrow field of view means you scan with a separate monocular first, then bring the rifle up to identify and range. (see thermal imaging for hunting guide)

Should I choose the XG60 or the XP60?

Choose the XG60 for small, fast targets at long range on clear nights, where its 12-micron detail and high zoom win. Choose the XP60 for the best image in fog and rain, where its higher sensitivity matters more than extra reach.

1 review for Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XG60 Thermal Imaging Riflescope

  1. Rated 4 out of 5

    Flying biker

    Scope is great. Zero issues there. They did NOT include the quick detach scope mount pictured. Black Reckon kept bumping back the delivery date.

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