Welcome back to this week's edition of The Late Night Vision Show. On this episode Hans and Jason dive into an extremely relevant and current topic of thermal resolution vs optical magnification. As thermal prices continue to drop and now more and more 640 high resolution scopes are moving into the sub-$3,000 price range, there is a rush for many hunters to jump at the chance to finally own a 640 scope at a much more affordable price. The problem is many do not realize how important the base or optical magnification of their scope is and they are buying high resolution scopes to get that better image quality they want but the scopes they are buying don't have the magnification they need. Why does that matter? They end up with a worse user experience than if they'd stuck to a lower resolution scope with the proper magnification for their needs. Confused yet? Listen in and Hans and Jason will explain this extremely important topic in more depth and simplicity. We want to help you not make this costly mistake.

Welcome back! One of our favorite style of shows to make is our "questions and answers" episodes where we answer questions that our viewers and listeners have sent in to us or questions that we hear repeatedly on phone conversations with our customers at Outdoor Legacy. We like addressing these things publicly to hopefully help our viewers that make have some of the same questions of their own. This week we talk about everything from daytime thermal use, tripods and rifle calibers. If you have questions you'd like to hear us talk about, please leave them in the comments and we'll try to include them on our next Q&A episode.

AGM continues to push forward in the thermal industry and not just improving upon their previous models but also bringing them to market at even better prices for hunters and shooters. The AGM Varmint LRF V2 TS35-640 and Varmint V2 TS50-640 are two great examples of this. By taking an already good scope, they improved them and lowered the price and still included all the great features we love like the laser range finder, 18650 batteries, American Defense mount, improved image quality and the list goes on. Check out this review to see if the Varmint V2 640's are right for your hunting needs.

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Welcome back to this week's edition of The Late Night Vision Show! On this episode Hans and Jason will deliver their long awaited review of both the new AGM Varmint V2 LRF TS35-384 and TS50-384. Many viewers have been asking when we'd be reviewing these scopes we've finally recorded enough footage from the field and finished up the Best of 2024 series, so it's time to jump in on these super popular and very affordable thermal rifle scopes that both include a built in laser range finder. One of the most frequently asked questions is what the differences are between the Varmint V1 and V2 models and which model is right for what type of hunting. On this show Hans and Jason will answer those questions and many more!

The busiest time of year is upon and none busier than BLACK FRIDAY! Jason and Hans have all of the hottest Black Friday Thermal deals happening right now on the most popular brands... Pulsar, InfiRay Outdoor, AGM, and Rix, just to name a few! Go right now to outdoorlegacy.com for all the details...

This week Hans and Jason are reviewing the scope they chose as their #1 pick for Best Night Vision Scope of 2024! The AGM Spectrum 4K LRF is by far their favorite night vision of 2024 and there is a long list of reasons why. Great 4K resolution image quality, amazing low light sensitivity, built in LRF, works great on both AR and bolt action style rifles and the list goes on! AGM has outdone themselves with the creation of the Spectrum 4K LRF and if you're looking for a digital night vision scope, this optic needs to be at the top of your list. Watch this review to see if Spectrum is right for you.

Welcome back to this week’s edition of The Late Night Vision Show as Hans and Jason wrap up the Best of 2024 series. On this episode, we round off the series with the Best 640 Handheld Thermal Monoculars. As always, the competition is tough and improving year after year. Tune in as they guys pick their favorites out of this tough line up of great thermal monoculars!

As much as we enjoy presenting scope reviews and offering our thoughts on night vision and thermal optics in general, we have to say that we really like bringing our listeners and viewers the latest and greatest breaking news in the night hunting world. This week is no exception as we are honored to have Tyler Adair, CEO of iRay USA on the show as we help announce and launch a new thermal brand called Nocpix. Nocpix thermal optics will be a great addition to the extremely popular and trusted Infiray Outdoor brand that iRay USA has brought to the US hunting market. Designed and manufactured by Infiray, Nocpix will bring more great and innovative thermals to hunters and while not only having the same great image quality and reliability that we've come to know and expect from Infiray Outdoor, Nocpix optics will also carry the iRay USA 5 year warranty and 5 day repair/replace policy. Listen as Hans and Jason discuss this new brand with Tyler and stay tuned to The Late Night Vision Show and Outdoor Legacy for more information and reviews of these optics coming soon.

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With the list of quality 384 handheld thermal monoculars growing, this year we decided to break down our favorites by 384 and 640 resolution. This week we choose our winners for Best 384 Resolution Thermal Monoculars for 2024! The competition is tough and the category is large but we do our best to pick our favorites!

On this episode of The Late Night Vision Show Hans and Jason put a wrap on the best “high end” thermal rifle scopes over $6,000 for 2024. This year in this category we have not only some of the best 640 resolution thermal scopes but we also have two 1024 ultra high resolution scopes that bring a whole new meaning to high end thermal. If you’re interested in the best of the best for 2024, you will definitely want to watch this show.