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AGM Rattler V2 25-256 Thermal Rifle Scope with Video

Name: AGM Rattler V2 25-256 Thermal Rifle Scope with Video
Brand: AGM
SKU: 314218550204R221
Price: 995.0 USD
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SKU 314218550204R221

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Thermal Scope For Hog Hunting Excellence

AGM Rattler V2 25-256 Thermal Rifle Scope with Video transforms night hunting with advanced 256×192 thermal imaging technology that detects heat signatures up to 1,250 yards away. This compact scope delivers reliable performance for hog hunting, coyote control, and predator management when darkness gives your quarry the advantage. The upgraded 50Hz refresh rate ensures smooth target tracking during critical moments, while the rechargeable battery system provides an impressive 11.5 hours of continuous operation—outlasting most hunts without requiring a battery change mid-stalk.

Every thermal rifle scope purchase supports your mission to advance justice through Proven Justice. The AGM Rattler V2 25-256 features shot-activated recording, Wi-Fi connectivity, and glove-friendly controls. With 10 reticle options, multiple zeroing profiles, and an included ADM mount, this entry-level thermal scope delivers exceptional value backed by free shipping, 90-day returns, and a price match guarantee.

Who's This For?

This thermal scope excels for hunters pursuing feral hogs and coyotes at 50-250 yards. Perfect for first-time thermal buyers, landowners managing wildlife, and experienced hunters needing a backup unit. The compact design works excellently for AR platforms and quick target acquisition in dense brush or agricultural settings.

Hunters requiring identification beyond 200 yards should consider 384- or 640-resolution options. The 256 thermal sensor provides excellent detection of ethical shots within an optimal range. Still, long-range shooters or those in wide-open terrain may benefit from higher-resolution models with enhanced identification capabilities.

Key Features

50Hz Refresh Rate with 256×192 Thermal Sensor — Smooth, lag-free target tracking even when hogs are on the move, providing twice the refresh speed of older 25Hz models for confident shot placement during critical moments

Exceptional 11.5-Hour Battery Life with Dual Rechargeable Batteries — Outlasts all-night hunts without mid-field battery swaps; includes two quick-change rechargeable batteries that charge via USB-C for ultimate convenience and reliability

1,250-Yard Detection Range with 25mm Germanium Lens — Spot heat signatures at extended distances while the 3.5-28× magnification range delivers excellent identification capabilities for ethical shots on hogs and coyotes from 50-250 yards

Shot-Activated Recording with Built-In Wi-Fi — Automatically captures every shot on 16GB internal storage, then instantly shares hunt footage with the AGM mobile app for reviewing your technique or reliving successful hunts

10 Customizable Reticles with 5 Zeroing Profiles — Seamlessly switch between multiple rifles and calibers; save distinct zero settings for your AR-15, bolt gun, and other platforms without re-zeroing each time you swap firearms

IP67 Waterproof Rating with Raised Button Controls — Hunt confidently through rain, fog, and snow while glove-friendly tactile buttons ensure easy menu navigation in complete darkness and harsh weather conditions

The Expert Says

Strengths: The AGM Rattler V2 25-256 excels with 11.5 hours of battery life and a 50Hz refresh rate. Compact design balances perfectly on AR platforms, while the included ADM mount eliminates hidden costs. Sub-35 mK sensitivity reveals heat signatures in the weather. For hog hunters at 50-200 yards, this thermal rifle scope delivers reliable performance at an excellent value.

Limitations: The 256-resolution limit limits identification to 150-200 yards, compared to 384 sensors. Digital zoom degrades past 14×—the 3.5× base magnification trades wide scanning for mid-range identification. Hunters wanting a broader field of view for close-quarters work might prefer the 19-256 model's 2.5× base and wider scanning capability.

Supporting Resources

AGM Rattler V2 25-256 Thermal Rifle Scope - Advantage

AGM Rattler V2 25-256 Thermal Rifle Scope - Overview

Thermal Scope For Hog Hunting - Manual

Thermal Hunting Optics - Data Sheet

FAQ

What detection range can I expect with the AGM Rattler V2 25-256 for hog hunting?
The thermal scope detects heat signatures up to 1,250 yards, with reliable identification for hogs and coyotes at 150-200 yards depending on conditions.

How long does the battery last on a single charge?
Each rechargeable battery provides up to 11.5 hours of continuous operation, and the scope includes two batteries for extended all-night hunts.

Can I use this thermal rifle scope on multiple firearms?
Yes, the scope stores five distinct zeroing profiles, allowing you to save separate zero settings for different rifles and calibers without re-zeroing.

Does the AGM Rattler V2 25-256 work in rain and harsh weather?
The IP67 waterproof rating protects against rain, snow, fog, and dust, ensuring reliable thermal imaging performance in challenging hunting conditions.

What's included with the thermal scope purchase?
The package includes the Rattler V2 scope, ADM quick-detach mount, two rechargeable batteries, a USB-C charging cable, a lens cloth, a manual, and a carrying case.

How does 256 resolution compare to 384 or 640 thermal scopes?
The 256 resolution excels for close to mid-range hunting (50-200 yards) at lower cost, while 384/640 provide better long-range identification beyond 250 yards.

Can I record my hunts with this thermal scope?
Yes, shot-activated recording automatically captures video with audio to the built-in 16GB storage, and Wi-Fi allows instant sharing via the AGM mobile app.

Core Specifications

Essential Performance Parameters

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Proven Optic Expert Review

Independent field analysis by the Proven Optic team

Every thermal scope reviewed by Proven Optic is evaluated across seven technical categories — three Core performance categories scored 1–4, and four Utility categories scored A–D. Each specification is scored independently and manually reviewed to produce a section rating. The overall rating combines Core and Utility scores into a single grade so you can compare scopes at a glance.

How We Score

Core Performance — Optical · Sensor · Processor

Tier 1 Elite performance — best available
Tier 2 High performance — above average
Tier 3 Solid, practical performance
Tier 4 Entry-level performance

Utility — Range · Durability · Power · Smart Features

Tier A Exceptional real-world capability
Tier B Strong, above-average capability
Tier C Adequate, with notable gaps
Tier D Basic utility only

Overall Rating

Tier 3B

Core 3 · Utility B

RATING: 3B | AGM RattlerV2 25-256
A Tier 3 core (entry-class resolution and NETD, but F/1.0 and VOx material are genuine) paired with Tier B utility (exceptional power system, solid smart features, DRI limited by 256-pixel ceiling). Best-in-class value for hog/predator hunters operating inside 200 yards. Outgrown quickly by hunters who need confident shot ID past 250 yards or work large properties.

Core Performance Categories

CORE DESIGN TIER 3 — The RattlerV2 25-256 is a solidly Tier 3 core design. The F/1.0 aperture and VOx sensor material are genuine Tier 1 highlights, but 256×192 resolution and <35 mK NETD limit the core performance ceiling to the entry-class tier. Optical design and processor are competent but undocumented. Strong value for the price; limited performance headroom.

Optical System Tier 3 - Solid, practical performance▼

The optical system is a value-class assembly with one standout: the F/1.0 aperture is elite and punches well above the price. The 25 mm Ge objective is the correct material but modest in diameter, which limits long-range light-gathering. Coating details are absent — standard for this tier but worth noting. The 7.0°×5.3° FOV is genuinely wide, aiding scanning. Focal length and lens design are entry-class, keeping DRI distances modest. Bottom line: the F/1.0 aperture rescues the optical score; everything else is solidly Tier 3.

Attribute	Value	Score	Implications	How Obtained
F-Number	F/1.0	Tier 1 - Elite performance	Field Strengths - Elite aperture. F/1.0 maximizes IR photon flux to the detector. Field Limitations - None at this price point. F/1.0 on a 25 mm Ge lens is a genuine win.	MANUFACTURER — AGM datasheet: '25 mm; F/1.0
Lens Shape	Not specified	Tier 3 - Solid, practical performance	Field Strengths - Functional for the application. Short focal length LWIR objectives are commonly single-element asphere. Field Limitations - AGM discloses no design form. Cannot confirm aspheric optimization. Treated as generic.	INFERRED (Med) — Standard for 256-class budget scopes at this price; no design documentation available
Lens Elements	Not specified	Tier 3 - Solid, practical performance	Field Strengths - Most 25 mm F/1.0 LWIR designs use 1–2 elements, which is the norm for this resolution class. Field Limitations - Without element count confirmation, cannot verify aberration correction quality. Likely 1–2 elements.	INFERRED (Med) — Engineering norm for 256-class 25 mm LWIR lenses; AGM does not publish element count
Focal Length	25 mm	Tier 3 - Solid, practical performance	Field Strengths - 25 mm is appropriate for a compact hunting scope. Delivers 3.5× base mag for practical medium-range use. Field Limitations - Short focal length limits DRI at range. Cannot reach 500 m+ identification without higher base mag.	MANUFACTURER — AGM datasheet: 'Lens System: 25 mm
Field of View (FOV)	7.0° × 5.3° (37 ft @ 100 yds)	Tier 1 - Elite performance	Field Strengths - Excellent scanning FOV for a 3.5× scope. Wide enough for active predator scanning, tight enough for ID. Field Limitations - At max zoom (28×), FOV narrows to about 0.9° — fine for confirmation shots only, not tracking.	MANUFACTURER — AGM datasheet & product page

Sensor Tier 3 – Solid, practical performance▼

The sensor is the RattlerV2's most honest trade-off. VOx absorber material is Tier 1 — correct, premium, and real. 12 µm pitch is legitimately modern. But 256×192 resolution is the entry floor: images are usable under 175 yards, soft beyond that. NETD of <35 mK at room temp is mid-Tier 3; in cold, wet conditions it will show. The 50 Hz refresh is clean and smooth.

This sensor cluster is a well-specified budget package — strong materials with resolution as the clear ceiling. Buyers upgrading from 17 µm sensors will notice an immediate improvement; buyers comparing to 384-class will notice the limit just as quickly.

Attribute	Value	Score	Implications	How Obtained
Sensor Resolution	256 × 192	Tier 4 – Entry-level performance	Field Strengths - Sufficient for detection and basic recognition at close-to-mid range. Adequate for the price category. Field Limitations - Lowest resolution in the Rattler V2 lineup. Identifiable details are limited beyond ~150–175 yards. Fine pixels are lost vs 384 or 640 class.	MANUFACTURER — AGM datasheet
Pixel Pitch	12 µm	Tier 2 – High performance	Field Strengths - 12 µm is the modern high-end standard, not legacy. Provides better angular resolution per dollar vs older 17 µm sensors. Field Limitations - At 256×192, the 12 µm pitch gives a modest 3.07 mm × 2.30 mm detector area — limits absolute sensitivity vs larger arrays.	MANUFACTURER — AGM datasheet: 12μm VOx Uncooled Focal Plane Array
NETD	< 35 mK (@ 25°C, F#=1.0)	Tier 3 – Solid, practical performance	Field Strengths - < 35 mK is stated on the official datasheet at room temp. Functional for clear nights and mild weather. Field Limitations - 35 mK is Tier 3 — above the 25 mK threshold for premium 12 µm VOx. On cold wet nights, performance degrades. Not a sub-20 mK sensor.	MANUFACTURER — AGM datasheet: 'NETD: Less than 35 mK (25°C, F#=1.0)'
sNETD	Not published	Tier 3 – Solid, practical performance	Field Strengths - With F/1.0 optics, system NETD benefits from maximum flux. Estimated ~35–45 mK effective system level. Field Limitations - No sNETD figure published. Cannot confirm signal chain performance. Treated as mid-Tier 3 by inference.	INFERRED (Med) — Not published by AGM; estimated from native NETD + F/1.0 gain for this sensor class
Absorber Layer Material	VOx (Vanadium Oxide) — confirmed	Tier 1 – Elite performance	Field Strengths - VOx is the gold-standard bolometer material: lowest 1/f noise, best TCR, ~70% of premium sensor market. Real advantage even at this price. Field Limitations - VOx on a 256-pixel array still constrains absolute image detail vs larger-array VOx sensors. Material is right; pixel count is the limit.	MANUFACTURER — AGM datasheet: '12μm VOx Uncooled Focal Plane Array'
Refresh Rate	50 Hz	Tier 2 – High performance	Field Strengths - 50 Hz delivers smooth, lag-free motion on moving hogs and predators. EU-standard ceiling for export compliance. No smearing during pan. Field Limitations - 60 Hz is marginally better for fast-breaking shots; 50 Hz is the practical ceiling here and is standard for the market segment.	MANUFACTURER — AGM datasheet & product page

Processor Tier 3 – Solid, practical performance▼

Processor performance is middle-of-the-road for the class. AGM's implementation handles all the basics — noise reduction, palette switching, FFC — without notable gaps. Shot Activated Recording (SAR) is the standout feature: it captures pre/post-shot clips automatically, which competitors at this price rarely offer. The 10 reticle library with 4 colors is generous.

The processor falls short on smart analytics: no rangefinder integration, no ballistic engine, no smooth zoom continuum. The scope's feature set is competitive; for hunters who want one-stop ballistic solutions, it leaves some work to be done externally.

Attribute	Value	Score	Implications	How Obtained
Processor Tier	Application SoC / Smart SoC (Mid-Range)	Tier 3 – Solid, practical performance	Field Strengths - Delivers functional NUC, SAR, PiP, and 5-mode digital zoom. All standard features operate correctly per user reports. Field Limitations - No FPGA, no dual-chip spec. Single SoC assumed. Cannot confirm advanced multi-pipeline signal processing.	INFERRED (Med) — Consistent with sub-$1,200 LWIR SoC implementations; AGM does not disclose processor details

Utility Categories

UTILITY TIER B — Power system (Tier 1) and smart features (Tier 2) are the strongest utility performers. DRI (Tier 3) is the drag on the utility score — 256-pixel resolution caps identification range below what hunters often need for longer setups. Durability is Tier 2 largely because of polycarbonate housing. Overall, this is above-average utility performance for a scope at this price point.

Range DRI Tier C – Adequate, with notable gaps▼

DRI performance is the RattlerV2 25-256's most defining limitation — and it is the honest price of 256×192 resolution. Detection holds up well at 1250 m for human-class targets; this is where the 12 µm VOx sensor earns its keep. Recognition and identification drop steeply.

Hunters can expect confident shot decisions on hogs inside 225 yards and coyotes inside 125 yards. That covers most predator calling and close-range hog work but leaves longer setups — common on large Texas ranches — underserved. Anyone shooting 300+ yards on hogs or judging target ID at distance will bump into this ceiling regularly.

Target / Task	Distance (yds)	Score
Human — Detection	1250 m (stated as max detection on 6-ft object — confirmed human-class)	Tier C – Adequate, with notable gaps
Human — Recognition	~300–400 m (estimated from Johnson criteria + 256×192 IFOV)	Tier C – Adequate, with notable gaps
Human — Identification	~150–175 m (estimated from Johnson criteria + IFOV)	Tier D – Basic utility only
Medium Game — Detection	~900–1000 m (estimated from sensor + lens IFOV for ~1 m tall target)	Tier C – Adequate, with notable gaps
Medium Game — Recognition	~300–400 m (field-confirmed: 300–500 yd range is typical user-reported recognition)	Tier C – Adequate, with notable gaps
Medium Game — Identification	~175–225 m (practical shot-decision threshold per user reports)	Tier C – Adequate, with notable gaps
Small Game — Detection	~550–650 m (estimated for ~0.5 m target height)	Tier C – Adequate, with notable gaps
Small Game — Recognition	~175–225 m (estimated)	Tier C – Adequate, with notable gaps
Small Game — Identification	~100–125 m (estimated)	Tier C – Adequate, with notable gaps

Durability Tier B – Strong, above-average capability▼

Durability is a split story: the IP67 rating, 1000 g recoil spec, and -30°C operating temperature are all Tier 1 — legitimate field-ready marks. Weight at 490 g is excellent. The gap is housing material: retail specs consistently list polycarbonate, not magnesium or aircraft aluminum.

Polycarbonate handles normal hunting use but carries real long-term recoil fatigue risk on heavier calibers. The lens lacks documented DLC coating, making Ge scratching over time a concern for hard-use hunters. Core durability specs are impressive for the price; the housing material is the one area where cost-cutting shows.

Attribute	Value	Score	Implications	How Obtained
Waterproof / Dust Rating	IP67	Tier A – Exceptional real-world capability	Field Strengths - IP67 means full immersion to 1 m for 30 min. Field dunking, heavy rain, creek crossings — all covered. Tier 1. Field Limitations - IP68 (deeper immersion) is Tier 1 max; IP67 is fully field-capable. No practical gap for hunting use.	MANUFACTURER — AGM datasheet: 'Protection Level: IP67'
Operating Temperature	-30°C to +55°C (-22°F to +131°F)	Tier A – Exceptional real-world capability	Field Strengths - Full Tier 1. -30°C covers the coldest North American hunting conditions. +55°C handles desert/summer storage. Field Limitations - Electronics are rated; battery is not. Li-Ion cells will lose ~30–40% capacity below -20°C regardless of scope rating.	MANUFACTURER — AGM datasheet: 'Operating Temperature: -30°C to +55°C'
Storage Temperature	Not specified on V2 datasheet	Tier C – Adequate, with notable gaps	Field Strengths - Operating range of -30°C to +55°C implies compatible storage. Assumed to meet or exceed standard -40°C to +70°C. Field Limitations - AGM omits storage temperature from V2 datasheet — minor documentation gap. Not a field-use concern.	INFERRED (High) — V2 operating range matches industry storage norm; original TS-256 had -40°C to +60°C storage spec
Housing Material	Polycarbonate	Tier D – Basic utility only	Field Strengths - Polycarbonate is lightweight and non-conductive. Works for a budget scope body. Field Limitations - Tier 4 — Polycarbonate lacks the shock absorption and stiffness of magnesium alloy or aluminum. Long-term recoil fatigue is a real risk on heavy calibers.	INFERRED (High) — Multiple retail listings list 'Polycarbonate' material; AGM datasheet omits material class
Lens Protection Coating	AR coated — hard coating type not specified	Tier C – Adequate, with notable gaps	Field Strengths - AR coatings are present (standard AGM practice). Functional protection for normal hunting use. Note: Anti-Reflective (AR) coatings are not explicate for protection. It helps more IR light reach the sensor. Field Limitations - No DLC spec. Germanium is soft and scratch-prone without DLC. Repeated field cleaning will degrade coatings faster than DLC-protected lenses.	INFERRED (Med) — AGM does not specify DLC on 256-class lenses; consistent with this peer class
Dimensions	219 × 68 × 67 mm (8.5 × 2.7 × 2.6 in)		Field Strengths - Compact footprint. Under 220 mm long — fits standard Picatinny rings without crowding the action or bolt handle. Field Limitations - 68 mm width is modest but requires attention to ring height for clearance on low-profile rifles.	MANUFACTURER — AGM datasheet
Weight	490 g w/o mount & battery (1.08 lb)	Tier A – Exceptional real-world capability	Field Strengths - 490 g is very light — well inside Tier 1 (450–800 g). Excellent for extended stalks or saddle hunting where ounces matter. Field Limitations - Light weight is a function of polycarbonate housing. The tradeoff is durability (see Housing Material).	MANUFACTURER — AGM datasheet: '0.49 kg (1.08 lb)'

Power System Tier A – Exceptional real-world capability▼

Power system is the RattlerV2's biggest surprise and clearest win. 11.5-hour runtime at room temperature, two batteries in the box, and USB-C pass-through charging make this scope genuinely self-sufficient in the field. Cold weather will cut that runtime — expect 4–6 hours at hard-freeze temps, and the proprietary NE-4400 cell means you can't grab a spare at a gas station.

But with two included and USB-C compatibility, most hunters will never run dry mid-session. The battery system upgrade from the original Rattler (CR123A) is dramatic and was the single most-requested improvement from V1 owners.

Attribute	Value	Score	Implications	How Obtained
Typical Runtime	Up to 11.5 hours (25°C, Wi-Fi off) — two NE-4400 Li-Ion batteries included	Tier A – Exceptional real-world capability	Field Strengths - Tier 1. 11.5 hours exceeds most full-night hunts. Two batteries included is exceptional for the price point. Field Limitations - Runtime is at 25°C; real-world cold conditions will reduce this. Wi-Fi on drops runtime noticeably per user reports.	MANUFACTURER — AGM datasheet & product page: 'Up to 11.5 hours (25°C, with hotspot off)'

Smart Features Tier B – Strong, above-average capability▼

Smart features are above-average for the price point, with two standouts: Shot Activated Recording (SAR) is rare at this price and genuinely field-useful, and the 10-reticle library is among the best in class. Video + audio recording with 16 GB onboard and Wi-Fi app streaming complete a surprisingly capable feature set.

The gaps are real but expected: no LRF, no ballistic calculator, and discrete (not smooth) zoom. Discrete 1/2/4/8× zoom is functional but feels coarse compared to smooth-zoom premium scopes. For predator and hog hunters who want to review their shots and share footage, this scope delivers; those who need ranging solutions must bring external tools.

Attribute	Value	Score	Implications
Integrated LRF	No — Stadiametric rangefinder only (manual reticle measurement)	Tier C – Adequate, with notable gaps	Field Strengths - Stadiametric ranging works for known-size targets at moderate distances. Better than nothing. Field Limitations - No laser rangefinder. Manual stadiametric method is error-prone, slow, and unusable on small/unknown targets.
Ballistic Calculator	No — multiple zeroing profiles only (up to 5 profiles for different calibers)	Tier C – Adequate, with notable gaps	Field Strengths - 5 zero profiles let you swap calibers/rifles without re-zeroing. Practical for hunters running multiple platforms. Field Limitations - No onboard ballistic calculation. No auto holdover. Shooter must apply external DOPE at all ranges.
Digital Zoom	1×, 2×, 4×, 8× (discrete step zoom)	Tier B – Strong, above-average capability	Field Strengths - Four discrete zoom levels cover most hunting needs. 8× (28×) total mag reaches out for confirmation. Field Limitations - Discrete step zoom only — no smooth continuum. At 8× on 256-pixel sensor, image pixelation is significant.
Reticle Options	10 types, 4 colors (black/white/red/green), on/off	Tier A – Exceptional real-world capability	Field Strengths - 10 reticle types with color selection is generous — beats most scopes in this price class. Covers BDC, chevron, crosshair styles. Field Limitations - No holdover reticle that auto-adjusts to zoom level. Subtensions change with zoom, requiring manual compensation.
Video Recording	Yes — onboard 1080p video + audio + image capture; 16 GB EMMC storage	Tier A – Exceptional real-world capability	Field Strengths - 16 GB onboard with audio recording is excellent for this price. No SD card needed. Shot clips auto-save with SAR. Field Limitations - 16 GB fills faster with audio-enabled recording. No Wi-Fi video offload without the AGM app running.
Wi-Fi / App Streaming	Yes — Wi-Fi hotspot; AGM Connect app; live view + remote control	Tier A – Exceptional real-world capability	Field Strengths - Live app streaming enables remote scouting, video review, and menu control from a phone. Clean implementation per user reports. Field Limitations - Wi-Fi hotspot (not direct peer-to-peer). Requires a phone app. Battery drain when active is notable — expect 20–30% runtime reduction.
Picture-in-Picture (PiP)	Yes	Tier B – Strong, above-average capability	Field Strengths - PiP allows wide awareness + zoomed reticle view simultaneously. Useful for shot confirmation without losing situational awareness. Field Limitations - PiP zoom level and window position appear fixed — no user-adjustable parameters documented.
Hot-Spot Tracking	Yes — automatic hot-spot highlight/tracking	Tier B – Strong, above-average capability	Field Strengths - Hot-spot detection aids rapid thermal target acquisition in cluttered fields. It highlights the warmest point in the scene. Field Limitations - Tracking fidelity for fast-moving targets (flushing birds, fast-breaking coyotes) is limited with 256-class sensors.
Recoil-Activated Recording	Yes — Shot Activated Recording (pre/post-shot clips triggered by recoil)	Tier A – Exceptional real-world capability	Field Strengths - SAR is the headline feature. Captures every shot automatically. Zero button-press required mid-hunt. Excellent implementation. Field Limitations - SAR clip length and pre-trigger buffer duration are not published. Cannot confirm the exact number of seconds of pre- and post-capture.
Scene / Color Modes	4 palettes (Black Hot, White Hot, Red Hot, Fusion) + 2 scene modes (Cold, Warm)	Tier B – Strong, above-average capability	Field Strengths - 4 palettes cover the practical range. Cold/Warm scene modes optimize contrast for ambient temperature conditions — useful for seasonal switching. Field Limitations - Only 4 palettes vs 5–6 on higher-tier scopes. No Ironbow, Sepia, or specialty color modes.

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