Armasight by FLIR Apollo 336-60 Thermal Clip-on Sight

Armasight by FLIR Apollo 336-60 Thermal Clip-on Sight

The FLIR Apollo introduces thermal imaging to any standard daytime optic—no rezeroing needed. Fastened in front of a magnified sight via Picatinny quick-release mount, the Apollo brings state-of-the-art thermal technology to an existing set-up in seconds. Detect targets in complete darkness or through atmospheric obscurants without the need to remove daytime optics.

The time is now. Armasight has introduced an amazing new design in their Thermal Imaging Clip on devices, making it easy to take high quality thermal imaging technology with you when you are on the move. While these new Armasight thermal imaging scopes offer the same technological prowess of fully mounted scopes, they are so much simpler, easily mounting in front of your current day time scope. No longer do you have to release your daytime mount and spend valuable time switching it out for a night vision scope of some kind - now you can simply clip on the Armasight thermal imaging scope in front of your existing daytime scope for quick and ready night vision imaging.

If you are not yet sure if thermal imaging technology is for you, ask yourself one question, is it worthwhile to know you will be able to see your target, even in inclement weather conditions? If so, then the answer is easy. You must invest in thermal imaging technology, because in bad weather conditions other night vision technology definitely has the potential to let you down. Thermal imaging promises you an incredible and clear night time view of the field, but not just when the sky is clear. Even in rain and fog and other bad weather conditions, targets still give off heat, which means thermal imaging still works.

Another advantage of thermal imaging over other night vision technology is camouflage. A well selected camouflage outfit can hide a lot from even the well trained eye, but it can’t hide from thermal imaging technology. This is yet another way that a simple thermal imaging clip on scope upgrades your entire tactical arsenal; it is simple and very effective.

The model that you are currently looking at is the Armasight Apollo 336-60 which offers a refresh rate of 60 hz and a pixel array format of 336 x 256.

This model ships with the thermal imaging clip on system, an objective lens cap, an output lens cap, a mount, 2 CR 123A lithium batteries, an Advanced Wireless Remote Control, a Picatinny Adaptor for Wireless Remote Control, four different Light Suppressors included one for Day Scope, an operation and maintenance manual, a soft carrying case, a and hard shipping case.

As with all our Night Vision and Thermal Imaging devices, Night Vision Guys offers competitive pricing on the best devices. The high quality of these devices guarantees that they will meet your expectations and serve you well. Buying these units from NightVisionGuys.com guarantees quick handling as well as excellent service and price.

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Armasight by FLIR Apollo 336-60 Thermal Clip-on Sight

The FLIR Apollo introduces thermal imaging to any standard daytime optic—no rezeroing needed. Fastened in front of a magnified sight via Picatinny quick-release mount, the Apollo brings state-of-the-art thermal technology to an existing set-up in seconds. Detect targets in complete darkness or through atmospheric obscurants without the need to remove daytime optics.

NO RE-ZEROING REQUIRED

• Clip-on thermal sight relies on the day scope reticle, eliminating the need to rezero.

FAMILIAR PRECISION

• Front-mounted thermal sight allows consistent shooting position and eye relief with an existing day scope.

ADVANCED IMAGING

• FLIR Tau 2 thermal core, advanced image processing, and HD AMOLED SVGA display create a bright, sharp picture.

• Simple and Quick conversion of daytime scope to Thermal Imaging
• Mounts in front of any daytime scope, no re-zeroing required
• High-resolution thermal imaging
• Compact, lightweight, durable housing
• True magnification
• High-end OLED display
• Video output
• Quick Release Mount
• Rapid start-up