Agm Secutor Pro Ts50-640 Thermal Riflescope

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The AGM Secutor Pro TS50-640 Thermal Riflescopecombines a 50mm, f/1 lens with a 640 x 512 resolution thermal sensor for daylight or nighttime targeting in any environment. The device allows the user to see heat sources in a selection of color palettes on a 1024 x 768 display while aiming with a choice of five reticles, each available in black, white, red, or green. The built-in stadiametric rangefinder shows the approximate distance, in meters or yards, to an object of known size.

Magnify the target digitally up to 8x and optically up to 20x. Click on the Picture-in-Picture option for an inset image at 2x magnification. Power is supplied by two CR123A batteries with a runtime of five hours—longer when using a separately sold external power supply. The Secutor mounts on Picatinny or Weaver rails and has its own Picatinny rails on either side for attaching accessories like the optional HD video recorder or Wi-Fi module.

Precision Targeting Day or Night 50mm f/1.0 Lens System 640 x 512 Thermal Sensor 1024 x 768 Display Up to 8x Digital Zoom Stadiametric Rangefinder IP67-Rated Aluminum Housing Runs on Two Included CR123A Batteries

Key Specs
Sensor Size	640 x 512
Display	1024 x 768 OLED
Magnification	Digital: 1 to 8x Optical: 2.5 to 20x
Inputs/Outputs	1x Proprietary
Battery	2x CR123A Lithium (Approx. 5 Hours)
General
Sensor Size	640 x 512
Display	1024 x 768 OLED
Refresh Rate	50 Hz
Pixel Size	12 µm
Thermal Sensitivity	<35 mK
Built-In Mic	No
Performance
Magnification	Digital: 1 to 8x Optical: 2.5 to 20x
Lens System	50 mm, f/1.0
Angle of View	8.8 x 7°
Eye Relief	45 mm
Number of Reticle Patterns	5
Camera
Storage	16 GB via Built-In Memory
Connectivity
Inputs/Outputs	1x Proprietary
GPS	No
Power & Environmental
Battery	2x CR123A Lithium (Approx. 5 Hours)
Physical
Mounting	Picatinny / Weaver
Environmental Resistance	Dust/Water-Resistant (IP67)
Dimensions	8.1 x 3.3 x 3.2" / 205 x 85 x 82 mm
Weight	1.7 lb / 0.8 kg

12-micron pixel pitch microbolometer
Resolution: 640 x 512 pixels
Refresh rate: 50 Hz
Stadiametric rangefinder gives approximate distance to objects of known size

Lens system: 50mm, f/1.0
Magnification: 1x
Digital zoom: 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x
Field of view: 7.5 x 5.6°
Close focus: 32.8'

Five reticle choices, each available in black, white, red, or green
Five ballistic zeroing profiles
Digital boresighting with adjustable elevation and windage
- 1024 x 768 display
- White Hot, Black Hot, and nine other color palettes
  - Aluminum housing
  - IP67-rated waterproof
  - Can send video to optional video recorder
  - Mounts on Picatinny or Weaver rail
  - On-unit Picatinny rails for mounting accessories
  - Runs on two CR123A batteries or optional 5V external power supply
  Related Questions and Answers
  
  Q: 1. What size deadcat would fit over this?
  
  A: We do not have any deadcat-style windshields that are sized to fit a large diaphragm condenser microphone like those that the Lewitt LCT-44-WX Windscreen is designed for. However, we do have the Bubblebee Industries The Piece-A-Fur Wind Protection - Black (B&H # BUBBIPAFBK) which is 14.1 x 4.3" (36 x 11 cm) and can be used to make your own deadcat-style windshield to fit over the LCT-44-WX Windscreen.
  
  Q: 2. Can i mount to 40mm objective or do you need something else
  
  A: No, the AGM Rattler TC19-256 Thermal Imaging Clip-On (50 Hz) does not have an adapter for 40mm objectives. Currently they only have adapters for other sizes.
  
  Q: 3. Can US permanent residents purchase these kinds of night vision?
  
  A: B&H can sell and ship this item to any person with a billing and shipping address within the USA.
  
  Q: 4. What is the resolution of the RGB camera for still photos?
  
  A: The Parrot ANAFI USA RGB camera has a resolution of 320x256.
  
  Q: 5. Is it compatible with iPhone 15 with an adapter?
  
  A: Yes, according to the following page from Xinfrared, you can use a USB-C to Lightning adapter to be able to use the Xinfrared (formerly InfiRay) P2 Pro Thermal Camera with Macro Lens (iOS) with an iPhone 15. https://www.xinfrared.com/products/infiray_p2_pro_thermal_camera?variant=43489703329977
  
  Q: 6. this a radiometric camera?
  
  A: Unfortunately no. The DJI Zenmuse XT Performance Temperature Camera (640 x 512, 30 Hz, 13mm) we carry is a non-radiometric model.
  
  Q: 7. Is this the version that goes on a scope? If so does the adapter come w/ it and will it fit 56 and 50mm objective lense?
  
  A: The Leica 840 x 640 Calonox 2 Sight Clip-On Thermal Monocular (60 Hz) can be adapted to a 56mm objective lens using this adapter (https://bhpho.to/3g8WW1s) or a 50mm lens using this adapter (https://bhpho.to/3vO7UAm).
  
  Q: 8. Will this support 4K videos up to 50GB?
  
  A: Yes, the Verbatim 50GB 8x DataLifePlus White Thermal Hub Printable (25 Discs) can support 4K videos up to 50GB.
  
  Q: 9. What is the 35mm equivalent of the wide and telephoto cameras?
  
  A: The Parrot ANAFI USA RGB/Thermal Drone with Skycontroller 4's wide angle lens is a is a 26mm equivalent, and 832mm when fully zoomed into the telephoto lens.
  
  Q: 10. Will this unit attach to a pvs 7?
  
  A: The InfiRay Jerry C Series Thermal Imager C5 Monocular is nbot made to mount onto a AGM PVS-7 3NL1 Gen 3+ Level 2 Autogated Night Vision Goggle.

Aaron	21/09/2024
[5] This is a fantastic thermal monocular. I can see bats flying at night and various aircraft with it. I never realized how many bats are flying around at night here in Portland, Oregon. You can even see small insects like moths and mosquitoes flying at night in the sky with it (I was never able to see any insects or bats with any of the lower resolution monoculars). It's perfect for checking out what's going on in your neighborhood and observing any wild animals like raccoons and rodents. The refresh rate is very fast (real time as though you are looking through binoculars). It feels very quick and responsive compared to the more basic units offered by AGM (button presses on the lower resolution devices would have a small delay which switching palettes etc.). This device give you a superpower and is the best form of night vision available. I love it! 5

Jamie	18/09/2024
[1x Proprietary] This thing is well worth it, great price form B&H, I can clearly see the fur of my dog and tread of vehicle tires. Learning the buttons and settings become second nature very quickly. Own the night! 5

Anthony	25/08/2024
[640 x 512] Best thermal for the price hands down. I highly recommend this optic for medium range hunting! 5

mark	28/07/2024
[45 mm] I looked at units costing twice this much and am so glad i chose the StingIR. The resolution is amazing and the light weight is remarkable. I'm not much for cliche's but this is a win-win. 5

William	24/07/2024
[<35 mK] My first AGM Rattler and it is easier to use than other thermals I have used. Has all the functionality of other high dollar thermals. A friend has several rattlers and they all work well. Works for a handheld or a rifle scope. You won’t be disappointed if you buy this one. 5

Lane	28/06/2024
[640 x 512] Has been a great thermal so far after about a year of use. I love the different color palattes, especially the fusion which is orange and purple. It runs about $1,000 less than comparable spec units from different brands like pulsar and so far it has been just as good so I think its the best value in the market. 5

Phillip	22/06/2024
[50 Hz] Great resolution and features 5

Mike	15/06/2024
[50 mm, f/1.0] Game changer 5

Greg	18/04/2024
[1x Proprietary] This is an excellent thermal unit with specific abilities. The protective case is filled with everything you need to mount it to a helmet/head harness, clip to a picatinny or scope on a .556/.223 (or smaller), or to use as hand-held. It includes one CR123A battery and even includes a rechargeable CR18650 battery if you are willing to use an included battery compartment extension tube. The unit is waterproof, has multiple color settings, an internal compass, and optional reticle. You can purchase an additional flip-away picatinny mount if the included fixed mount is not to your liking. The fixed or flip-away allows for it to be mounted in front of a LPVO for night use, but it does not really work with a holographic sight due to eye-relief distances. After looking at the pricing and use limitations of dedicated thermal scopes, this device hit the right spot for multi-platform use. 5

Maxim	08/04/2024
[640 x 512] I have both the AGM StingIR640 & Iray MH25. The AGM overall seems like the better unit, it's lighter, have better manu control and the image quality and screen seems just a bit better. There is an battery extension included that allows you to use 18650 battery and that's a big advantage ! The Iray has an option for a similar extension but it's not provided and cost close to $100 for a small cheap peace of aluminum. Between the two units the screen on Iray appears larger but that's due to the magnification lense, the AGM is a lot closer to true 1x but the screen seems a bit smaller through the optic. The AGM got option for crosshair so you can mount the optic as stand alone thermal sight and that's a huge benefit for me. Overall I think the AGM is a fantastic unit with many useful features. 5