HIKMICRO – STELLAR PRO SQ50L Thermal Rifle Scope with LRF
Original price was: £3,799.99.£3,599.99Current price is: £3,599.99.
Unleash the full potential of your hunt with the HIKMICRO STELLAR 3.0 SQ50L, a state-of-the-art thermal riflescope that seamlessly blends traditional design with cutting-edge technology. Featuring a highly sensitive 640x512px thermal sensor with a sub-15mK NETD, this scope delivers an unbelievably detailed and high-contrast image, allowing you to clearly identify targets in any weather condition. The integrated 1000m laser rangefinder and advanced ballistics calculator provide pinpoint accuracy for long-range shots, while the new 2560×2560 full-HD OLED display and Shutterless Image System (HSIS) deliver an immersive and uninterrupted viewing experience.
Description
- Ultra-Sensitive Thermal Sensor: The 640x512px, 12µm sensor with a NETD of under 15mK captures the most subtle thermal signatures for exceptional detail and clarity.
- Integrated Laser Rangefinder & Ballistics: The discreetly integrated 1000m LRF provides accurate distance measurements, which feed directly into a built-in ballistics calculator for precise aiming adjustments.
- Shutterless Image System (HSIS): This innovative technology eliminates the need for a physical shutter, ensuring a smooth, continuous, and interruption-free thermal feed.
- Immersive Full-HD OLED Display: A high-resolution 2560×2560 OLED screen provides a large, round, and highly detailed view, offering a feel similar to traditional optical scopes.
- Long-Range Performance: The 50mm F1.0 lens provides a massive detection range of up to 2600m, making it ideal for open-field hunting and surveillance.
- Dual Battery System: A combination of two internal rechargeable batteries and a removable 18650 provides an impressive 9 hours of continuous operation, with a clear display of both battery statuses.
- Durable and Classic Design: The scope maintains a traditional 30mm tube design for easy mounting and is built with a rugged, IP67-rated body for reliability in the harshest environments.
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