Thermal

DNT Optics ThermNight TNC225R

$1,199mid

DNT's multispectral riflescope pairing a thermal core with a Sony Starvis 2 digital night-vision channel, plus a built-in laser rangefinder to 1000 m and ballistic calculator. Twin front objectives (thermal and visible) side by side on a long scope body are the tell; picture-in-picture toggles between channels. IP67, rated to .50 BMG.

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