AGM ReachIR LRF 25-384 Handheld Thermal Monocular with Video

AGM Thermal Monocular with Rangefinder for Night Precision

The AGM ReachIR LRF 25-384 Handheld Thermal Monocular with Video combines precision thermal imaging with an integrated rangefinder in one rugged package. Whether tracking game at dawn or conducting tactical operations, this thermal monocular with rangefinder delivers crystal-clear heat signatures up to 1,200 meters, revealing details other handheld thermal imaging monoculars miss.

Its 1,000-meter laser rangefinder eliminates guesswork, while the waterproof thermal monocular features a vivid OLED display and 64GB memory for video recording. Every purchase supports Proven Justice's mission to aid crime victims—your clarity of vision creates real-world impact.

Serious hunters pursuing nocturnal predators, tactical professionals demanding reliable heat detection, and property owners protecting livestock will find that this handheld thermal imaging monocular transforms darkness into advantage at ranges beyond 800 meters.

Casual observers needing only close-range detection or those requiring 640 resolution for extreme distances beyond 1,500 meters should consider alternatives. This 384-thermal monocular excels at practical ranges, where its laser rangefinder delivers professional performance.

Sub-20mK Thermal Sensitivity — Detects subtle heat differences for sharper target identification in challenging conditions where competing thermal monoculars fail.

Integrated 1,000-Meter Laser Rangefinder — Provides precise distance measurements instantly, eliminating guesswork for ethical shot placement and tactical decision-making.

384×288 High-Resolution Sensor — Delivers clear thermal imaging with a 50Hz refresh rate for smooth, detailed observation of heat signatures up to 1,200 meters.

IP67 Waterproof Construction — Rugged magnesium alloy housing withstands harsh weather from -22°F to 131°F, ensuring reliable performance in any environment.

64GB Built-In Memory with Wi-Fi — Records video with audio and captures images, then wirelessly shares content to your smartphone for documentation and review.

Removable 18650 Battery System — Non-proprietary rechargeable battery provides 4.5 hours of runtime with quick field swaps, unlike competitors' internal-only power systems.

Strengths: The integrated laser rangefinder sets this apart from competitors at similar price points, while the sub-20mK sensor delivers exceptional clarity for a 384 resolution thermal monocular. The removable battery system and generous 64GB storage prove AGM listened to user feedback.

Limitations: The 384 resolution handles identification well to 600 yards but won't match 640 sensors for extreme-range detail. At 424 grams, it's slightly heavier than Pulsar's compact models. Still, for serious hunters and professionals needing rangefinding capability, this delivers outstanding value.

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AGM Thermal Monocular 384 - Data Sheet    

What's the actual detection range for identifying hogs or coyotes?
Identification occurs at 250-300 yards for coyote-sized targets in typical conditions. Detection extends to 1,200 meters.

Can this monocular be helmet-mounted or weapon-mounted?
This handheld unit is designed for observation only, not mounting. Consider AGM's scope models for weapon integration.

How does the laser rangefinder work in rain or fog?
The IP67-rated rangefinder functions in wet conditions, though heavy fog may reduce maximum effective range to 600-800 meters.

Does the 18650 battery use a standard charger?
Yes, any quality 18650 charger works. AGM includes a dedicated charger, but standard lithium-ion chargers are compatible.

Can I export recorded videos directly to my phone?
Built-in Wi-Fi connects to the AGM app for iOS and Android, enabling wireless transfer of video and images.

How does this compare to thermal clip-ons?
This is observation-only. Thermal clip-ons mount ahead of day scopes for weapon aiming—different tools for different purposes.