ATN Thor LTV 3-9x35mm Thermal Rifle Scope - 640x480 Resolution, Illuminated Multi Reticle, Black

ATN
SKU:
114461270
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UPC:
658175123408
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MPN:
TIWSTLTV635X
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Objective:
35mm
Min Magnification:
3x
Max Magnification:
9x
Field of View:
12.60 x 9.40 Degrees
Battery Size:
Li-ion
Resolution:
640x480, 12 Micron, 60 fps
Weight:
1.40 lbs
Battery Life:
9+ hrs
Controls:
Manual
Focus Range:
920 Meters

The ATN Thor LTV 3-9x35mm thermal rifle scope brings affordable thermal imaging to hunters and shooters who want to extend their season beyond daylight hours. Unlike passive night vision, thermal works in complete darkness and through light fog, dust, and obscuration—a genuine advantage when glassing fields at last light or hunting predators on moonless nights. This scope pairs a 12-micron thermal sensor with a 3-9x magnification range and 640x480 resolution, delivering the thermal detection and target clarity hunters expect without the five-figure price tag of premium military-grade systems.

Weighing just 1.4 pounds and compact enough to balance on most rifle platforms, the Thor LTV mounts to standard 30 mm rings and attaches to your favorite rifle in minutes. A 9+ hour rechargeable lithium-ion battery means you won't be hunting by the clock, and video recording—at 1280x720 resolution to a microSD card—lets you capture hunts for review or proof. The illuminated multi-reticle options work across white-hot and black-hot display modes, adapting to your preference and the scene in front of you. Controls are straightforward; ATN built this scope for hunters in the field, not tech enthusiasts tinkering at home.

Real-world thermal hunting is less about pixel-peeping specs and more about reliability when it counts. The Thor LTV is weather-resistant and engineered to handle field use. A 60 Hz refresh rate keeps the image responsive as you track game. Whether you're hunting hogs at night, glassing for coyotes, or scouting after dark, this scope does the essential job without overcomplicating it.

Key Features

  • 12-micron thermal sensor with 640x480 resolution for reliable target detection in complete darkness
  • 3-9x variable magnification and 35 mm objective lens sized for practical hunting ranges
  • Video recording capability (1280x720 resolution) to microSD card for hunt documentation
  • 60 Hz refresh rate for smooth, responsive thermal imaging
  • Illuminated multi-reticle with white-hot and black-hot display modes
  • 9+ hour rechargeable lithium-ion battery per charge
  • Compact and lightweight at 1.4 pounds—minimal impact on rifle balance
  • Standard 30 mm ring mounting for compatibility with most rifle platforms
  • Weather-resistant construction for field durability
  • USB Type-C charging port for easy battery replenishment

Specifications

Magnification3-9x
Objective Lens35 mm
Thermal Sensor Resolution640x480
Thermal Sensor Type12-micron
Refresh Rate60 Hz
Field of View8.7° × 6.5°
Eye Relief90 mm
Video Recording Resolution1280x720 pixels
Display ModesWhite Hot, Black Hot
ReticlesMultiple patterns, illuminated
BatteryInternal Lithium Ion, 9+ hours per charge
ChargingUSB Type-C
Media StoragemicroSD card (4–64 GB compatible)
Mount Type30 mm standard rings (not included)
Weather RatingWeather resistant
Weight1.4 lb
Dimensions292 × 56 × 55 mm (11.5" × 2.2" × 2.2")
ColorBlack
Warranty3 years

Frequently Asked Questions

What rifle mounts and rings does the ATN Thor LTV thermal scope need?

The Thor LTV uses a standard 30 mm ring mount. These are widely available and compatible with most modern rifle platforms. Rings are not included with the scope.

How long does the battery last per charge, and how do you recharge it?

The internal lithium-ion battery runs for 9 or more hours on a full charge. It recharges via a USB Type-C port, so you can top it off between hunts with any standard USB-C power source.

Can you record video with this thermal scope?

Yes. The Thor LTV records video at 1280x720 resolution to a microSD card (compatible with 4–64 GB cards). This lets you capture your hunts and review what you've seen.

What does "white hot" and "black hot" display mean?

These are color mode options for how the thermal image is displayed on the screen. White Hot shows hotter objects as white; Black Hot shows them as black. You can switch between them based on personal preference and visibility conditions.