ATN Thor LTV 5-15x35mm Thermal Rifle Scope – Black, Multi Reticle, 320x240 Resolution, Illuminated

The ATN Thor LTV 5-15x35mm thermal rifle scope brings affordable thermal imaging to hunters and shooters who want to extend their hunting window into low-light and no-light conditions. If you've been curious about thermal optics but balked at five-figure price tags, the Thor LTV splits the difference: genuine thermal detection without the premium cost of mil-spec gear. The 320x240 thermal resolution sensor delivers a clear, stable image of game and targets in darkness, fog, and thermal camouflage that would hide you from conventional night vision.

The 5-15x magnification range gives you flexibility from mid-range stalking to longer shots, while the 35mm objective keeps the overall package relatively compact and manageable on a hunting rifle. An illuminated reticle lets you hold a sight picture even when the thermal image alone isn't enough contrast—a practical touch for precision shooting. The multi-reticle system means you can choose the aiming pattern that suits your style, whether that's a traditional duplex, a grid, or a custom hold.

This isn't a military thermal scope, and it shouldn't be mistaken for one. What it is: a real-world tool for night hunting, predator control, and range use where thermal detection gives you a genuine advantage. Setup and operation are straightforward enough for hunters without a tech background, and the scope mounts to any standard Picatinny rail. Thermal optics are no longer the exclusive domain of the wealthy or the government-issued; the Thor LTV opens the door.

Key Features

• 5-15x magnification for medium to longer-range thermal detection
• 320x240 thermal resolution sensor for clear target imaging in darkness and poor visibility
• Illuminated reticle system for consistent aiming in varying light
• Multi-reticle options to match your preferred aiming pattern
• Standard Picatinny rail mounting compatibility
• Compact 35mm objective design

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between thermal and night vision scopes?

Thermal optics detect heat signatures emitted by animals, vehicles, and other warm objects—they work in complete darkness and through fog, smoke, and light camouflage. Night vision amplifies available light and requires at least some ambient light (moonlight, starlight) to function. For hunting at night, thermal gives you the advantage of seeing prey by body heat alone.

Can I use the Thor LTV on a hunting rifle, or is it really just a range toy?

The Thor LTV is designed for rifle use, including hunting. It mounts to standard Picatinny rails found on most modern hunting and tactical rifles. Magnification and thermal imaging make it useful for night hunting, predator control, and extending your hunting hours into low-light conditions.

What's included, and what do I need to mount it?

The scope itself is included. You'll need a rifle with a Picatinny rail and mounting rings compatible with the scope's rail attachment. The scope uses standard Picatinny mounting, so quality rings from most optics manufacturers will work.

How does the illuminated reticle work on a thermal scope?

The illuminated reticle is a lit aiming point layered over the thermal image. In lower-contrast thermal scenes, a bright reticle helps you place your shot precisely. You can select from multiple reticle patterns to match your preferred aiming method.