The ATN ThOR 6 Elite 384x288 3.5-28x is a premium thermal rifle scope built on ATN's 6th-Generation thermal engine. Its 384x288, 15mK sensor with SharpIR AI image enhancement delivers crisp heat signatures and real-time sharpening at 3.5-28x magnification, with detection out to 2,750m through a 35mm objective. It records to 64GB internal storage, streams over Wi-Fi, captures every shot with Recoil Activated Video (RAV), and stores multiple weapon profiles with Zeroing Freeze for fast, accurate zeroing. A built-in laser rangefinder measures the exact distance to your target and feeds the ballistic calculator for confident long-range shots. Brand ATN Category Thermal Scopes Series Elite Model Thor 6 LRF Magnification 3.5 28x Color Black Reticle Multiple Material Magnesium Alloy Mount Type 30mm Rings, not included Field of View 7.53 x 5.65 Degrees Wavelength 905nm Resolution 384x288 Objective 35mm Rechargeable Yes Dimensions 430 x 85 x 72 mm Eye Relief 50mm Battery Size Li-ion Zoom Smooth & Step Length 16.93" Power Source USB-C Detection Range 2750 meters Palettes White Hot / Black Hot / Iron Red / Alarm / Green Hot / Sepia Audio Yes Battery Life 9 hrs Range Finder Yes Weight 1.83 lbs Display 1920x1080 OLED Memory 64GB Recording Video / Audio Diopter Adjustment -5 / +5 Frequently Asked Questions What is the best thermal rifle scope? The ATN ThOR 6 Elite LRF 384x288 3.5-28x is a strong choice for hunters who want a premium thermal rifle scope with built-in rangefinding. It features 15mK sensitivity, SharpIR AI image enhancement, a 1920x1080 OLED display, 64GB internal storage, Recoil Activated Video, and an integrated laser rangefinder. What does LRF mean on a thermal scope? LRF stands for Laser Rangefinder. On the ATN ThOR 6 Elite LRF, the built-in laser rangefinder measures the distance to your target and works with the ballistic calculator to help provide a more precise aiming point. What is the best thermal scope with a rangefinder? The ATN ThOR 6 Elite LRF is a strong thermal scope option with a built-in rangefinder. It combines 6th-Generation ATN thermal performance, 15mK sensitivity, SharpIR AI image enhancement, an integrated laser rangefinder, and ballistic calculator support. How do you sight in a thermal scope? To sight in the ATN ThOR 6 Elite LRF, mount the scope securely, fire a shot at a target, then use the one-shot zero process with Zeroing Freeze. This lets you freeze the image at impact and move the reticle to the point of impact for faster zeroing.