AGM Varmint V2 LRF 35-384 Thermal Scope with Rangefinder

Night Vision Thermal Scope for Serious Hunters

The AGM Varmint V2 LRF 35-384 Thermal Scope with Rangefinder transforms nighttime predator and varmint hunting with professional-grade thermal imaging technology that works in complete darkness. This thermal scope with rangefinder delivers exceptional heat signature detection up to 1,800 meters, combining a high-sensitivity 12-micron thermal sensor with an integrated 600-meter laser rangefinder and onboard ballistic calculator for precise shot placement at extended ranges.

Built for hunters who demand reliability and performance, this thermal imaging riflescope features a crystal-clear 1024×768 OLED display, intuitive one-shot zeroing, and WiFi connectivity for seamless data sharing. The rugged IP67 waterproof construction withstands the harshest field conditions while maintaining zero, making it the ideal predator hunting thermal solution for coyote, hog, and varmint hunters.

This thermal imaging riflescope suits predator hunters, hog operators, and varmint shooters in open terrain from 50-400 yards. The laser rangefinder and ballistic calculator prove essential for subsonic ammo users and unfamiliar territory requiring precise distance measurement for ethical shots.

This scope may not suit hunters shooting beyond 500 yards who need 640 resolution and larger lenses, or those in dense timber under 75 yards, where handhelds offer more flexibility. Budget hunters at established stands with known distances may prefer non-LRF models.

Integrated 600m Laser Rangefinder with Ballistic Calculator — Delivers instant target distance and precise holdover recommendations for confident long-range shots, eliminating guesswork on unfamiliar terrain when hunting coyotes, hogs, and varmints.

High-Sensitivity 12µm Thermal Sensor with <20mK NETD — Detects subtle temperature differences for exceptional image clarity in fog, rain, and challenging conditions, revealing heat signatures that competitors miss at distances up to 1,800 meters.

Crystal-Clear 1024×768 OLED Display with 50Hz Refresh — Provides smooth, high-resolution thermal imagery for tracking fast-moving predators without lag, with multiple color palettes optimized for various hunting environments and lighting conditions.

One-Shot Zero and Multi-Profile Storage — Simplifies scope setup with quick zeroing and saves five distinct rifle profiles, enabling seamless transitions between firearms without re-zeroing each time you switch platforms.

WiFi Streaming and 16GB Onboard Recording — Captures hunts with shot-activated recording and wirelessly shares footage via the AGM Connect app, documenting your success and helping analyze shot placement for continuous improvement.

Rugged IP67 Waterproof Construction — Withstands submersion, heavy rain, and extreme temperatures from -22°F to 131°F while maintaining zero through 1000g recoil, ensuring reliable performance in the harshest hunting conditions.

Strengths: The Varmint V2 LRF 35-384 delivers exceptional value with image processing rivaling costlier scopes. The laser rangefinder and ballistic calculator transform long-range hunting, while 50Hz refresh and sub-20mK sensitivity ensure smooth tracking and remarkable heat detection in fog and rain.

Limitations: The 35mm lens provides less light than 50mm variants, affecting identification beyond 450 yards. The 384 resolution won't match 640 sensors for distant detail. Six-hour battery life requires spares for long hunts, and the rangefinder occasionally needs multiple presses in humidity.

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How far can I identify targets with the AGM Varmint V2 LRF 35-384?

You can detect heat signatures at 1,800 meters and clearly identify coyote-sized targets out to 400-500 yards, depending on environmental conditions and temperature differential.

Does the ballistic calculator work with subsonic ammunition?

Yes, the ballistic calculator accommodates subsonic loads. Input your muzzle velocity, ballistic coefficient, and zero range for accurate holdover recommendations at measured distances.

Can I use this thermal scope in heavy rain or snow?

Absolutely. The IP67 waterproof rating protects against submersion up to 1 meter for 30 minutes, and thermal imaging penetrates rain, snow, and fog better than traditional night vision.

How long does the battery last in cold weather?

Expect approximately 5-6 hours of continuous use. Cold temperatures slightly reduce battery performance, so carry spare 18650 batteries for extended hunts in freezing conditions.

Is the laser rangefinder legal for hunting in my state?

Regulations vary by state and game species. Most states permit laser rangefinders for predator and varmint hunting, but restrict them for big game. Always verify local hunting regulations before use.

How do I quickly zero the AGM Varmint V2 LRF?

Use the one-shot zero feature: shoot at your target, freeze the image, then move the reticle crosshair to your point of impact. The scope automatically calculates and saves the correction.

Can I switch this scope between multiple rifles?

Yes, the scope stores five zeroing profiles. Save different zeros for each rifle, then simply select the appropriate profile when switching firearms without re-zeroing.

What's the difference between the Varmint V2 and Rattler V2?

The Varmint V2 adds an integrated laser rangefinder, ballistic calculator, and improved image processing compared to the Rattler V2, making it ideal for long-range thermal hunting applications.