Trijicon REAP Infrared Rifle Scope 1.2x24 With Onboard DVR

Professional Grade Thermal Imaging Rifle Scope

The Trijicon REAP Infrared Rifle Scope 1.2x24 with Onboard DVR transforms night hunting thermal scope operations with unmatched precision and reliability. When predator calls echo across moonless fields and hog sign appears fresh in muddy creek bottoms, this thermal imaging rifle scope delivers the clarity needed to identify targets at distances where traditional optics fail, enabling confident shot placement on nocturnal game.

At Proven Optic, we understand that precision optics and expert support are essential for successful hunts. This thermal rifle scope combines 640×480 resolution with professional-grade durability to deliver results when the stakes are highest, backed by our 90-day risk-free return policy and industry-leading price match guarantee.

This thermal imaging rifle scope excels for professional hunters pursuing predators and hogs in challenging terrain, where 85% of expert reviews praise its exceptional image clarity at extended ranges.

Budget-conscious hunters may find better value in competitors offering longer battery life and WiFi connectivity, as verified reviews consistently note the premium pricing and 4-hour runtime limitations.

640×480 thermal imaging sensor with 12µm pixel pitch delivers exceptional target clarity and heat signature detection for confident identification at extended ranges in complete darkness

Professional-grade construction featuring 7075-T6 aluminum housing and MIL-STD-810G testing ensures reliable thermal rifle scope performance in harsh hunting conditions and tactical environments

Onboard DVR recording capability captures 640×480 MP4 video directly to SD card, allowing hunters to document successful night hunting thermal scope operations and review shot placement

Ultra-compact 27.3oz design with 1.2x base magnification provides superior maneuverability and rapid target acquisition for close to medium-range thermal imaging rifle scope applications

Q-LOC quick-release mount system enables rapid scope deployment and removal in darkness while maintaining zero retention for professional hunters requiring versatile optic configurations

Extended power options support both CR123A batteries and external USB-C power sources, delivering up to 8 hours of operation for extended night hunting thermal scope sessions

Strengths: Expert reviews consistently praise this thermal imaging rifle scope's exceptional image clarity, with Field Ethos confirming target identification capabilities at 500+ yards and Shooting Illustrated calling it "first-rate and extremely effective" professional thermal equipment.

Limitations: While this night-hunting thermal scope delivers professional performance, expert analysis notes that premium pricing and a 4-hour battery life are considerations for budget-conscious hunters seeking extended operational duration in the field.

Trijicon REAP Infrared Rifle Scope - Product Guide

How long does the battery actually last during hunting?
Approximately 4 hours on CR123A batteries, up to 8 hours with external USB-C power support.

Why does this thermal imaging rifle scope require manual calibration?
Manual NUC ensures optimal image quality by closing the lens cap and refreshing the thermal sensor as needed.

Are the thumbstick controls easy to use with hunting gloves?
Yes, the ruggedized thumbstick system is designed for glove operation in darkness with tactile feedback.

What warranty support does Trijicon provide for the REAP-IR?
USA manufacturer warranty with positive customer service reviews for repairs and technical support issues.

How does image quality compare to Pulsar thermal rifle scopes?
Similar 640×480 resolution with superior build quality, though Pulsar offers more connectivity features.

Can the joystick menu pop up during recoil from shooting?
Yes, but lockout mode prevents accidental menu activation during recoil from rifle shooting.

Is a 1500m detection range sufficient for predator hunting applications?
Yes, adequate for most hunting scenarios with clear target identification confirmed at 500+ yards.