ATN Thor 4 7-28x Thermal Scope | 384×288

The ATN ThOR 4 is a digital thermal rifle scope built around a Gen 4 384×288 60Hz thermal sensor and ATN’s Obsidian IV dual‑core processor. It delivers variable magnification from 7–28x and a high‑resolution micro display for clear target observation in low‑light and no‑light conditions. The platform includes onboard recording, advanced sensors, and wireless connectivity for playback and ballistic support.

Product Specifications

• The sensor is Gen 4 384×288 at 60 Hz for thermal imaging.
• The magnification range is 7–28x for flexible engagement distances.
• The field of view is 3 x 2.4 degrees with a 19 mm objective.
• The processing core is the ATN Obsidian IV Dual Core T paired with a 1280×720 HD micro display.
• The eye relief is 90 mm to support comfortable sighting.
• Video recording runs at 1280×960 at 30/60 fps for onboard capture.
• The scope includes an integrated ballistic calculator to assist with holdover and trajectory data.
• Connectivity features include Wi‑Fi streaming (iOS & Android) and Bluetooth.
• Built‑in sensors include a 3D gyroscope, 3D accelerometer, e‑barometer and electronic compass.
• The unit supports RAV (Recoil Activated Video) recording functionality.
• Reticle options include multiple patterns and color choices.
• Storage accepts Micro SD cards from 4 to 256 GB.
• The interface uses a USB‑C (Micro USB type C) port.
• The scope fits 30 mm standard rings (included) and the package weight is listed as 2.35 lb (1.06 kg).
• The internal battery delivers 18+ hours of continuous operation and the UPC is 658175115106.

This ThOR 4 is suited for extended nocturnal observation and hunting where thermal imaging and onboard recording matter. Its combination of long runtime, wireless connectivity, and an advanced processor makes it appropriate for users who require reliable thermal imaging for fieldwork or land‑management scouting. The feature set balances image quality, on‑board tools, and ergonomic mounting for practical use in low‑light field conditions.

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