Nocpix Ace S60R LRF 2x60mm Thermal Scope - 1280x1024 Resolution

The Nocpix Ace S60R LRF thermal riflescope pairs the highest resolution sensor in the Ace line with a built-in rangefinder for hunters who need both image clarity and precise distance data. Built for long-range predator and big game hunting, this thermal scope combines a 1280x1024 sensor with a lens-integrated 1,300-yard laser rangefinder.

Features:

• Lens-integrated laser rangefinder improves alignment without adding bulk
• Ballistic calculator applies bullet drop data from rangefinder input and a custom cartridge profile
• 2x optical ocular magnifier adds reach without reticle shift or digital zoom
• Round 2560x2560 AMOLED display for a sharp, high-contrast sight picture
• Hot-swappable internal USB-C battery plus a removable 18650-style cell
• Compatible with bolt-action and semi-automatic rifles via standard 30mm rings
• 1280x1024 sensor resolution with 2x native magnification and 12x digital zoom for detail at extended range
  

The S60R's laser rangefinder is built directly into the 50mm germanium objective lens rather than added as a separate module, which keeps the body streamlined and improves horizontal alignment between the laser and the viewing system out to 1,300 yards. A 2x optical ocular magnifier sits over the round 2560x2560 AMOLED display, and the Vision+ system pairs that display with a 15 mK NETD sensor for a detailed, low-noise image even at the platform's top 1280x1024 resolution.

A ballistic calculator uses the rangefinder's distance readout along with a user-entered cartridge profile to display bullet drop automatically, taking the guesswork out of longer shots. Power comes from a combination of an internal USB-C rechargeable cell and a removable 18650-style battery that can be hot-swapped in the field, and the scope mounts to bolt-action or semi-automatic rifles using standard 30mm rings.

Nocpix builds its lineup by listening to what hunters actually ask for, then refining the same core technology across each product line rather than reinventing it every year. The result is a growing family of thermal optics that share proven battery systems, displays, and mounting hardware across handhelds, scopes, and binoculars.