Pixfra Thermal Scopes

Want a thermal scope for the rifle without paying top-shelf money? Pixfra has four lines to choose from. Work out your distances first, because the lens matters more than any other number, then dec...

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Want a thermal scope for the rifle without paying top-shelf money? Pixfra has four lines to choose from. Work out your distances first, because the lens matters more than any other number, then decide if you want a rangefinder built in.

Which Pixfra thermal scope?

Cetus is the plain thermal scope, from the 256×192 C225 up to the 640×512 C650 on a 50 mm lens. Chiron is the value line with a rangefinder: the Chiron C425 LRF (384×288) and Chiron C635 LRF (640×512, 35 mm F1.0) both have a 1,000 m laser rangefinder and a ballistic calculator, and the Chiron C435 (384×288, 35 mm F1.0) skips the laser. Pegasus 2 is a 30 mm tube that goes in standard rings, and the Pegasus Pro 435P keeps the classic scope shape.

Inside 150 m a 35 mm lens does the job. For foxes across open paddocks, go 50 mm.

Kits

Want a rest as well? There's the Cetus C225 + Vanguard Quest T62U kit, the Chiron C635 LRF + Vanguard L 303 CGM tripod kit and the Pegasus 2 P650 LRF + Vanguard tripod kit.

Looking for the 4K day and night Volans? See all Pixfra scopes. Prefer a handheld to find the animal first? Have a look at Pixfra thermal monoculars. Cetus vs Pegasus 2 vs Volans compares the lines.