Pixfra Thermal Monoculars

Pixfra thermal monoculars do the looking, so the rifle only comes up when you're ready. The M2 M419 is the pocket pick, and the Arc LRF models add a 1,000 m laser rangefinder so you know the distan...

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Pixfra Pixfra M2 M419 Thermal Monocular384 ≤150 m

$1,390

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Pixfra Pixfra Arc A425P LRF Thermal Monocular384 LRF ≤150 m

$1,990

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Pixfra Pixfra Arc A635P LRF Thermal Monocular640 LRF ≤150 m

$2,790

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Pixfra Pixfra Arc A650P LRF Thermal Monocular640 LRF 150 m+

$3,490

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Pixfra thermal monoculars do the looking, so the rifle only comes up when you're ready. The M2 M419 is the pocket pick, and the Arc LRF models add a 1,000 m laser rangefinder so you know the distance before the shot.

Which Pixfra monocular?

For rabbits and foxes inside about 150 m, the M419 (384×288, 19 mm) or Arc A425P LRF (384×288, 25 mm) cover it, and the wide view makes sweeping a paddock easy. Step up to the Arc A635P LRF if you want the 640×512 sensor's extra detail in scrub and timber. For open country where foxes sit at 250 m or more, the Arc A650P LRF brings a 50 mm F1.0 lens.

Prefer both eyes open? Have a look at the Pixfra Draco binoculars.