Rix STORM S2R LRF 25mm 256 3.5x Thermal Rifle Scope

The new RIX STORM S2R—a compact thermal riflescope engineered to deliver rangefinding precision, ballistic confidence, and exceptional image quality in an accessible package.

Equipped with a 25mm F1.0 objective lens and 3.5× base magnification, the STORM S2R captures sharp thermal detail while maintaining an ideal field of view for predator and hog hunters. Whether scanning open terrain or tracking movement in tight cover, the S2R delivers clear target identification when it matters most.

Powered by a 256×192, 12μm VOx sensor with <25mK NETD sensitivity, the STORM S2R detects subtle temperature differences that lower-performance optics often miss.  The 1024×768 AMOLED display delivers sharp contrast, rich detail, and a smooth viewing experience. Combined with a 50Hz refresh rate, the S2R keeps moving targets crisp and fluid without lag or motion blur.

Its integrated high-performance laser rangefinder measures distances up to 1,312 yards, delivering fast and accurate ranging exactly when shot placement matters. Paired with the built-in ballistic calculator, the STORM S2R helps hunters make faster, smarter shooting decisions with confidence.

Featuring adjustable Picture-in-Picture (PIP) and the intuitive STORM operating system, the S2R gives instant access to critical information without sacrificing situational awareness.

Manufacture website

https://www.rixoptics.com/storm-thermal-imaging-riflescopes/

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