In this episode, Jason and Hans dive into their review of the AGM Rattler V3 50-640 LRF. The V3 is the first compact Rattler model equipped with a built in LRF. And not only does it have 1,000  meter LRF, it’s built into the lens so it is tucked away and adds no bulk or weight to the scope! The V3 also includes a ballistic calculator, a 640×512, sub-15 mK thermal sensor and huge 2560×2560 OLED display. Tune in to find out if this scope is worth the price tag for serious night hunters and learn how it compares in value to other similar scopes.

Laser rangefinders are a popular feature in many modern thermal scopes. But do you really need one in your scope? In this episode, Hans and Jason break down 3 reasons why a LRF might not be worth the extra money for many night hunters. We discuss things such as realistic shooting distances, to how most hunters actually use their optics in the field, we share our thoughts and experiences to help you decide if a LRF is a “must have” or an expensive unnecessary upgrade.

It’s been over 5 yeaea since we first discussed the topic of thermal clip-on optics on The Late Night Vision Show and we’re back to revisit the conversation again. In this episode, Hans and Jason take another look at whether clip-ons are a good investment in today’s market for night hunters and discuss id the technology has improved. We discuss performance, real world hunting practicality and value for the dollar. We break down why clip-ons still fall short for most hunters compared to dedicated thermal scopes. If you are considering a clip-on optic, you will want to watch this show first.

A few weeks ago we covered the pros of digital night vision. This week it’s time to talk about thermal. In this episode, Hans and Jason break down the top 5 advantages of thermal optics and explain why so many serious night hunters choose thermal over night vision. If you’re trying to decide between digital NV and thermal, these two episodes are a must-see.

Is your thermal scope still getting the job done, or is it time to step up to something newer and better? In this episode, Hans and Jason break down the signs that it might be time for an upgrade. Whether it’s wanting newer technology and features, higher resolution and better image quality, changing hunting needs or another other reasons; they discuss it all. This show might help you decide if now’s the right time to invest in a newer model. This is a practical conversation for hunters who want to make a smart upgrade decision.

Thermal is King... but Jason and Hans share their thoughts on which situations Night Vision might have an advantage over Thermal! Ep. 370 is full of insights and wisdom from years of experience with both technologies and might help you decide on what's best for you. Please share your thoughts in the comments!Find all Night Vision and Thermal Optics Here:https://outdoorlegacygear.comCall Hans and Jason if you are interested in purchasing a new optic but need advice:(877) 350-1818

In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans review the new AGM ReachIR 25-384 LRF thermal monocular. Featuring a 384 resolution sensor, built-in laser rangefinder, 18650 batteries and a small compact design; this is the smallest handheld with a built in LRF that we’ve ever reviewed. Listen as we break down image quality, rangefinding accuracy, and overall value. Could this be the best budget-friendly thermal LRF monocular on the market? Tune in to find out!

In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans tackle an increasingly common question; are ultra high-resolution 1280 thermal scopes really worth the extra cost? 6 years ago we discussed the same question about 640 resolution optics and now the image quality is even higher but the prices are not. With image quality, performance, and price all on the table, we break down whether 1280 scopes are a necessity or just a luxury. Don’t miss this show on the latest in thermal technology.