ATN Thor 5 Thermal Rifle Scope 2-16x | Model TIWST5625A | Advanced Night Vision & Targeting
- Min Magnification:
- 2x
- Max Magnification:
- 16x
- Field of View:
- 17.60 x 13.20 Degrees
- Battery Size:
- Li-ion
- Resolution:
- 640x480, 12 Micron, 60 fps
- Weight:
- 39.85 oz
- Generation:
- 5
- Battery Life:
- 10+ hrs
- Focus Range:
- 1250 yds
The ATN Thor 5 thermal rifle scope 2-16x (Model TIWST5625A) is a modern thermal optic built for hunters, tactical shooters, and precision riflemen who need to see in complete darkness or heavy obscuration. This fifth-generation thermal scope combines a 640x480 12-micron sensor with a quad-core processor and OLED display to deliver sharp, high-contrast thermal imagery in both night and day conditions. Whether you're hunting after dark, running a low-light training course, or conducting predator control, the Thor 5's magnification range and thermal technology let you identify and engage targets when conventional optics leave you blind.
The 2-16x magnification covers everything from close-range snap shots to extended-distance precision work, while the compact profile and standard 30mm ring mounting make it a straightforward fit on most rifle platforms. The scope includes a ballistic calculator, one-shot zero capability, customizable reticles, and RAV (automatic recording of shots) so you can document your hits and misses for field analysis. Smart device integration via iOS and Android apps gives you wireless control of scope functions, video streaming, and profile management without touching the scope itself—a real advantage in a hide or during coordinated hunts.
Build quality matters in thermal optics, and the Thor 5's sealed, weatherproof construction is designed to handle field use. Battery life on a full charge supports extended hunting sessions, though optional external battery packs can extend runtime further. If you're stepping into thermal hunting or upgrading from an older gen scope, the Thor 5 represents a meaningful jump in sensor resolution, processor speed, and user interface compared to earlier models.
Key Features
- 640x480 12-micron thermal sensor for sharp image detail and thermal contrast
- 2-16x magnification range suitable for close and long-range work
- Gen 5 quad-core processor and high-resolution OLED display
- Ballistic calculator and one-shot zero for quick field zeroing
- Customizable reticle builder and smart mil-dot reticle
- RAV (automatic shot recording) to review your hits in the field
- Dual-stream video and iOS/Android app control via Bluetooth
- Standard 30mm ring mount; compact, smooth profile
- Sealed, weatherproof construction for hunting and outdoor use
Specifications
| Model | TIWST5625A |
| Brand | ATN |
| Magnification | 2-16x |
| Sensor Resolution | 640x480 |
| Thermal Sensor | 12 micron |
| Display | High-resolution OLED |
| Processor | Quad-core |
| Mount Type | Standard 30mm rings |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth (iOS/Android app control) |
| Video Recording | Yes (dual-stream) |
| Ballistic Calculator | Yes |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the ATN Thor 5 2-16x work on my rifle with standard 30mm scope rings?
Yes. The Thor 5 is designed to mount on standard 30mm scope rings, making it compatible with most modern rifle platforms that accept traditional ring mounts. The scope has a compact, smooth profile that fits standard ring heights.
Can I control the scope functions from my phone?
Yes. The Thor 5 connects via Bluetooth to iOS and Android apps, allowing you to control all scope features and functions, stream video, manage profiles, and access other smart features without physically touching the scope.
What does the RAV feature do?
RAV stands for automatic recording of your "kill shot"—the scope records video of your shots so you can review hits and misses in the field to assess your shooting and target engagement.
Is this scope suitable for hunting in complete darkness?
Yes. The 12-micron thermal sensor and Gen 5 processor are designed to produce sharp thermal imagery in total darkness and heavy obscuration, making thermal optics ideal for night hunting, predator control, and low-light tactical work where conventional optics cannot function.

