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The Guide TU435S Thermal Scope is built for medium to long-range work, with a 35mm lens pushing detection out to 1800m. It suits the shooter who spends the night watching a crop edge, a dam or a long paddock and needs to pick up movement well before it gets close. Powered by the APEXVISION imaging system, it holds a usable picture in the conditions that flatten cheaper units. Reach to 1800 metres A 400x300 detector on a 12um pixel pitch sits behind a 35mm lens for 1800m of detection range. Magnification runs 4.4x to 17.6x across a field of view of 7.4 degrees x 4.4 degrees, about 13 x 8m at 100 metres. That is a deliberately tight view built around distance, so the pixels you have land on the animal rather than being spread across a paddock you are not interested in. Fifteen millikelvin of temperature separation NETD measures the smallest temperature difference the sensor can distinguish, and lower is better. At 15mK the TU435S keeps a fox or a pig separated from cooled ground in the dead hours, and holds contrast through humidity and light mist. It works across 8 to 14um at 50Hz, so a target crossing at speed stays sharp instead of trailing. Shutterless operation on a full HD display The shutterless design does away with the periodic calibration freeze, which means the image never drops out at the moment an animal steps clear. The 0.49-inch AMOLED runs 1920x1080 with White Hot, Black Hot, Red Hot, Green Hot, Iron Red, Blue Hot and Sepia to suit different ground and conditions. Dioptre adjusts -5 to +5. Sealed, powered and mounted Two internal 18650 cells give 8 hours of run time, with an external 18650 available to extend a long night. Charging and USB 2.0 data run over USB-C. The scope measures 374x89x76mm and weighs 738g, rated IP68 against dust and water and working from -20C to 50C. Wi-Fi hotspot, video and audio recording let you keep footage for pest records or property reporting. A quick release mount is included, torqued to 2.5N.m or 22.13 in-lbs. Ideal for Deer, pig and goat hunters working medium to long distances Property and station managers on organised pest control programs Professional pest controllers covering open country Shooters wanting long-range reach without stepping up to a rangefinding model

The Guide TU650LS Thermal Scope with LRF is the long reach option in the TU 3.0 range, pairing a 50 mm lens with a 2600 m detection range and a built-in laser rangefinder good for 1200 m. It is aimed squarely at open country, where you spot an animal well beyond the distance you would ever shoot and need the extra glass to work out what it is. A quick release scope mount is included.Detection to 2600 metres, ranged to 1200The 50 mm lens is what buys the extra reach over the 35 mm models, taking detection out to 2600 m. The lens laser rangefinder gives you a distance reading to 1200 m in the same sighting picture, so on the long shots you are working from a number rather than an estimate. Magnification runs 3.7x to 29.6x with a field of view of 8.8° × 7.0°, or 15 m × 12 m at 100 m. That is a tighter view than the shorter lens gives, which is the trade you make for reach.A cold paddock is where the 15 mK sensitivity earns its keepBehind the lens sits a 640 × 512 detector on a 12 µm pitch with NETD of 15 mK. The lower that NETD figure, the smaller the temperature difference the scope can pull apart, which is exactly the problem after midnight when a deer standing in wet grass is barely warmer than what is behind it. Response waveband is 8 to 14 µm at 50 Hz, and the 1.03 inch AMOLED display at 2560 × 2560 means the detail the sensor captures reaches your eye. Seven palettes are available, and the shutterless design keeps the image live rather than pausing to recalibrate.All night run time in rough conditionsTwo built-in 18650 cells and one external 18650 deliver 14 hours of use, charged or powered over USB-C. Sealing is IP68 and the working range is -20°C to 50°C. The scope weighs 935 g and measures 421 × 89 × 80 mm, so it suits a rifle that lives on a bipod or rests more than one carried all night. Diopter adjustment is -5 to +5. Video and audio recording and a dual-band Wi-Fi hotspot make it easy to keep a record of a night out or a control job. Torque the quick release mount to no more than 2.5 N·m, or 22.13 in-lbs.Ideal for Station and property managers covering large open paddocks and station country Deer hunters working cleared valleys and long sight lines Professional pest controllers doing contracted overnight work Shooters who want thermal reach and a rangefinder in a single mounted unit

The Guide TU425S Thermal Scope is the light one in Guide's TU 3.0 Series, weighing 575g so it does not turn a walking rifle into a chore. It is built for short to mid-range work, the sort of night where you are moving between paddocks on foot or shooting off the back of a ute rather than sitting on one long face. Detection runs to 1300m. A 25mm lens sized for short to mid range Behind the 25mm F1.0 lens sits a 400x300 detector on a 12um pixel pitch, giving 1300m of detection range. Magnification runs 4.3x to 17.2x with a field of view of 10.3 degrees x 6.2 degrees, roughly 18 x 11m at 100 metres. That wide base view is the point of the shorter lens. Picking up a pig that has broken close and swung across your front is far easier when you are not looking through a straw. Thermal sensitivity you can rely on after dark NETD describes the smallest temperature difference the sensor can separate, and the TU425S is rated at 20mK. That gives clean separation between a warm body and cooled ground through most of a normal night's shooting. The detector responds across 8um to 14um and refreshes at 50Hz, keeping fast movers defined rather than smeared, with the APEXVISION imaging system handling the processing. Shutterless, so nothing blinks at the wrong moment A shutterless design means no periodic calibration freeze interrupting the picture, which matters when an animal is moving and the shot window is short. The 0.49-inch AMOLED runs 1920x1080 and offers White Hot, Black Hot, Red Hot, Green Hot, Iron Red, Blue Hot and Sepia. Dioptre adjusts -5D to +5D. Ten hours of run time in a sealed chassis An internal 18500 cell delivers 10 hours, and an external 18650 extends that further without pulling the scope off the rifle. Charging runs over USB-C at 5V DC 2A. The body measures 311x89x76mm, is rated IP68 and works from -20C to 50C. Dual-band 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi handles streaming and transfer, with snapshot, video and audio recording built in. A quick release mount is included, torqued to 2.5N.m or 22.13 in-lbs. Ideal for Hunters after pig, fox and rabbit at closer ranges Property owners doing walk-around pest control on foot Professional pest controllers wanting a light rifle setup Anyone buying their first thermal scope on a working budget

The Guide TU1260MS Thermal Scope sits at the top of the TU MUO 3.0 line and is aimed at shooters who want to identify and range a target properly before touching the trigger. It carries a 1280x1024 thermal detector, a separate digital night vision channel and a laser rangefinder good to 1500m, all in one sealed body. This is a professional-grade unit, priced and built accordingly. A 1280x1024 detector reaching 3200 metres The thermal detector runs 1280x1024 on a 12um pixel pitch behind a fast 60mm F0.9 lens, with detection quoted to 3200m. Magnification spans 2.3x to 36.8x across a 14.6 degrees x 11.7 degrees field of view, so the same scope gives you a genuinely wide scanning view at the bottom end and serious reach at the top. Hyper-Light enhancement and the APEXVISION imaging system do the processing work behind it. Fifteen millikelvin, and a display that can show it NETD of 15mK means very small temperature differences still register, which is what keeps an animal readable long after the ground has cooled and contrast has drained out of the scene. The detector covers 8um to 14um at 50Hz. That detail is fed to a 1.03-inch AMOLED running 2560x2560, so the resolution you paid for at the sensor is not thrown away at the eyepiece. Digital night vision for positive identification A second channel uses a 1920x1080 sensor with a 35mm F4.0 lens, running 5.1x to 81.6x over 6.4 degrees x 5.1 degrees and reaching 330m. Use thermal to find, then switch to the digital channel with Day, Night or Low-light modes when you need to see markings rather than heat. Seven thermal palettes are available for the infrared view. Rated to take the recoil and the weather The chassis is IP68 rated and shock resistant to 6000J, so heavier calibres are not a concern. Power comes from two 18650 cells internally plus an external 18650, giving 9 hours of run time, charged over USB-C. It measures 450x90x91mm and weighs 1145g, working from -20C to 50C. A quick release scope mount is included, torqued to 2.5N.m or 22.13 in-lbs, along with an IR torch and 30mm bracket. Ideal for Serious deer and pig hunters shooting at extended range Professional pest controllers working under contract Station managers running large-scale culling programs Shooters who want thermal, night vision and ranging in one scope

The Guide TU635LS Thermal Scope with LRF lets you find the animal and confirm the range without picking up a second device. The thermal channel picks up heat out to 1800 m and the built-in lens laser rangefinder returns a distance to 1200 m, so a fox on the far side of a paddock goes from spotted to ranged in seconds. A quick release scope mount is included.Range the target while you are still looking at itThe rangefinder is built into the lens housing, so the distance reading appears in the same sighting picture you are already holding. Out to 1200 m you get a number to dial or hold off, which matters most on the longer shots where a guess at the range is the difference between a clean result and a miss. The 35 mm lens runs 2.6x to 20.8x magnification with a 12.5° × 10.0° field of view, or 22 m × 18 m at 100 m, so you can scan wide at the base setting and then zoom once something moves.Detail that holds up once the ground has cooledThe 640 × 512 detector on a 12 µm pixel pitch is paired with a NETD figure of 15 mK. A lower NETD means finer temperature discrimination, so when the paddock has given up its heat and a pig is only a degree or so warmer than the grass behind it, the shape still separates from the background instead of smearing. The 8 to 14 µm waveband and 50 Hz refresh keep panning smooth, and the 1.03 inch AMOLED display at 2560 × 2560 shows that detail clearly. Seven palettes are on board, and the shutterless design means no periodic freeze while the unit recalibrates.Built to stay out all night and get rained onTwo built-in 18650 cells plus one external 18650 give 14 hours of run time, with USB-C for charging or running off a power bank. The housing is rated IP68 and works from -20°C to 50°C. It weighs 875 g and measures 420 × 89 × 80 mm, with a -5 to +5 diopter adjustment. Video and audio recording are built in, with a dual-band Wi-Fi hotspot for pulling footage off to a phone. Torque the quick release mount to no more than 2.5 N·m, or 22.13 in-lbs.Ideal for Deer and pig hunters taking longer shots where the range is a genuine unknown Station and property managers running night pest control over open country Professional pest controllers who need to log and share footage of a job Shooters who want one scope that moves between rifles on a quick release mount

The Guide TU435LS Thermal Scope with LRF is the top of the TU 3.0 Series, pairing a 1800m detection range with a built-in laser rangefinder that reads to 1200m. Ranging through the scope means no fumbling for a separate unit and no losing your target while you find it again. For anyone shooting past a couple of hundred metres, that number in the eyepiece is what turns a guess into a hold. Detection to 1800 metres, ranging to 1200 A 400x300 detector on a 12um pitch behind a 35mm lens gives 1800m of detection. Magnification runs 4.2x to 16.8x with a field of view of about 14 x 10m at 100 metres, wide enough to hold context while still carrying reach. The integrated rangefinder returns a distance out to 1200m, so you can range a pig on a far bank and adjust before the shot instead of after it. Fifteen millikelvin when the ground has gone cold NETD of 15mK means the sensor picks apart very small temperature differences. That is exactly what you need at three in the morning when the paddock, the timber and the animal have all cooled toward the same temperature and a less sensitive scope shows you grey soup. The detector spans 8 to 14um at 50Hz, with the APEXVISION imaging system doing the processing. A 2560x2560 display and no calibration blink The 1.03-inch AMOLED runs 2560x2560, a big step up from the standard displays in this class and the reason fine detail actually reaches your eye. The shutterless design means no periodic freeze while the sensor recalibrates, so the picture stays live through a moving shot. Seven palettes are selectable, and dioptre adjusts -5 to +5. Fourteen hours out and sealed to IP68 Two internal 18650 cells give 14 hours of run time, with a third 18650 carried externally for a full night and then some. Charging and data run over USB-C. The scope measures 420x89x80mm and weighs 875g, rated IP68 and working from -20C to 50C. Dual-band Wi-Fi, video and audio recording let you save footage for property records. A quick release mount is included, torqued to 2.5N.m or 22.13 in-lbs. Ideal for Deer and pig hunters taking longer shots where range matters Station and property managers running structured pest control Professional pest controllers needing long run time per night Shooters who want ranging built in rather than bolted on