AGM Global Vision ADDE60-1280-2 Adder V2 Thermal Black 4-24x60mm Multiple Reticle, 1280x1024, 25Hz, 12 Microns Resolution, Features Laser Rangefinder

The AGM AdderV2 LRF 60-1280 packs a 1000m laser rangefinder neatly tucked into the germanium lens assembly, as well as a crisp new high resolution 2560x2560 display. The 60mm lens is the perfect size as its not too big to make mounting difficult on different weapons platforms, but its still large enough to raise the base magnification to a perfect 2.5X. Like all Adder V2 models, this unit will have the ability to change from step zoom (doubling the magnification each press of the button) to an 0.5X incremental zoom, so that there are no large gaps in the zoom range that shooters cannot take advantage of. The semi-circular display that lies within the viewing area will give users a more traditional scope feel when viewing through the device and its red and green monochrome color palettes will provide those with more sensitive eyes to avoid the "night blindness" that so many experience after long term viewing with a digital optic. Other features are on board ballistic calculator; 1000yd laser rangefinder; on board video/audio recording; 64GB of internal storage; AGM Connect app compatibility; cold & warm viewing modes; 10 brightness & contrast settings; 9hr battery life between two internal batteries and one removable 18650 and a 1.7" one-piece 30mm ADM Recon Mount. Includes 18650 battery and 1.7" 30mm ADM Recon mount.

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