The pocket-size Axion XG30 monocular raises the bar for thermal imaging for professional and recreational applications.

Thermal is hot, hot, hot, but there’s a lot to know about selling this technology and meeting customer expectations — and budgets.

Thermal and night-vision optics like those offered by Pulsar are effective tools in the never-ending war against feral hog populations.

The Merger LRF XP35 continues Pulsar’s manufacturing tradition of compact but powerful thermal binoculars.

Among the top companies making and selling thermals:

Hunters or tactical operators who work the graveyard shift can rely on these top-shelf night-vision optics to turn night into day.

For peak proficiency in the field, hunters rely on the one-two punch of a game-seeking binocular and a purpose-built riflescope.

A thermal and night-vision roundup.

This powerful thermal riflescope evens the playing field for hunters who prefer to work the night shift.

Pulsar’s Thermion XG50 thermal riflescope is designed to meet the needs of modern hunters who work the graveyard shift.