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AGM Global Vision Rattler TS 19-256 Thermal Riflescope with 256x192 Resolution, Video Recording, and Wi-Fi Transmission, Waterproof and Shockproof, Ideal for Hunting and Outdoor Activities.

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Features

  • The AGM Rattler TS 19-256 is a thermal riflescope with a 256x192 pixel resolution and a 12μm detector, making it an ideal thermal scope for hunting, hog hunting, predator hunting, coyote hunting, and other types of hunting.
  • Its Adaptive AGC, DDE, and 3D DNR image processing technology enhances image quality, making it a reliable thermal riflescope for heat vision rifle scope and thermal vision scope applications.
  • The riflescope has a 1024x768 thermal visualization and a 0.39-inch OLED display, allowing for easy and clear viewing of images.
  • It has a video recording and snapshot function, making it a thermal scope for hunting that allows you to capture your experiences in the field.
  • The riflescope has built-in EMMC (16 GB) for storage and supports Wi-Fi data transmission, making it easy to share images and videos with others.
  • The AGM Rattler TS 19-256 is waterproof and shockproof, making it a durable and reliable thermal rifle scope for all types of weather conditions.
  • Its adjustable color palettes allow for customization of the display, while its 8x digital zoom provides better target acquisition and tracking.

Description

Transform your life with AGM Rattler innovative solutions. Discover new possibilities and reach your full potential today. The AGM Global Vision Rattler 19-256 is a high-performance thermal imaging riflescope features a 19mm objective lens and a 256x192 resolution thermal core that provides clear and detailed images even in total darkness or adverse weather conditions. The Rattler 19-256 is a reliable and effective tool for both short-range and long-range shooting, capable of detecting heat signatures of objects at a distance of up to 950 yards. It is a great thermal riflescope for hunting, providing hunters with a heat vision scope that allows them to spot and track game animals even in the darkest of environments. The Rattler 19-256 also has multiple color palettes, which enable users to adjust the scope's display to match their surroundings and enhance their situational awareness. The AGM Rattler 19-256 offers a reliable distance measurement solution for outdoor activities. It features a 256x192 resolution and a built-in stadiametric rangefinder Simply switch between modes to achieve optimal image quality and enhance your overall viewing experience. Now you can easily transfer your data to your phone, tablet, or computer and share your hunting experiences with others. allowing you to magnify the image up to 8 times. This feature enhances target recognition and identification.

Magnification Maximum: 8 x


Objective Lens Diameter: 19 Millimeters


Magnification Minimum: 1 x


Compatible Devices: Firearm


Mounting Type: Weaver Mount


Night vision: Yes


Thread Type: 1/2"-28 UNC


Reticle Type: Crosshair/Duplex


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 7.4"L x 2.5"W x 3.1"H


Item Weight: 2 Pounds


Color: Black


Product Style: Tactical


Lens Color: Black


Material Type: Polycarbonate


Brand Name: AGM Global Vision


Sport Type: Hunting


Model Name: RATTLER


Manufacturer: AGM Global Vision


UPC: 810027779175


Model Number: Rattler TS19-256


Manufacturer Part Number: #3143855003RA91


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Warranty Description: 5 year manufacturer


Included Components: Thermal Imaging Rifle Scope, Mount, USB Cable, Lens Cloth, Manual


Item Type Name: RATTLER


Best Sellers Rank: #481,636 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #1,075 in Rifle Scopes


ASIN: B09LWRC4GZ


Customer Reviews: 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (309) 4.3 out of 5 stars


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    • Great entry level
Pattern Name: RifleScope
This scope is an entry level scope. It does not have the best picture but it will allow you to see your target and engage it effectively. I use mine on a small piece of wooded property that was loaded with hogs. It’s mounted on a .308 and after about 100 shots, it still holds true. Back to the quality of sight. Before buying this one, I was using my friends thermal, it’s a $6k Pulsar and allows you to see the whiskers on a field mouse at 200yrds. You’re not going to get that with this scope, not even close but you’re getting a cheap scope that will still allow you to identify your target and will withstand the recoil from a .308. I use mine in the red hot or fusion settings on most occasions and beyond 60yrds the picture is not clear. You can still tell that it’s a hog, coyote or bobcat but it’s not the clear image you’d get from a higher end scope. Overall, this scope was perfect for my needs as I don’t own the property I’m hunting on, just helping a friend of a friend situation, so I didn’t want to spend a ton of money on something that could be useless tomorrow. If you own the property you’re hunting or on a long term lease, I’d buy something higher end but ultimately, it boils down to your budget. Like I said, it does exactly as it should but other options could be better ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2023 by Ryan M.
    • It works and is worth the money
Pattern Name: RifleScope
I like it. I use it mostly by hand to find and track critters at night. It does a good job every time. You can really find them with the thermal function day or night. I was once about 20 yards from a bobcat that was hidden in broad daylite and I didn’t see it at all. I was testing the rattler to learn how to use it better and as I was scanning all around me I saw it with the rattler yet it was hardly visible to my eyes even when I knew where it was hiding. Funny how aware these critters are , it some how sensed that I knew where it was and darted like a bullet out of there. I do like it a lot as a means of locating and following critters after finding them. I’m not good with any high tech items so I could never sight it in on a rifle. It works too well to be the fault of the rattler, I blame my lack of ability for failing to get it set up on any of my guns. I don’t regret buying it and do recommend it to others. I think it’s worth the money. If you are good with gadgets you will without a doubt be able to put it and use it on any rifle of your choice. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2026 by ownersmanuel
    • Based on my experience and research, THIS is the one to get.
Pattern Name: RifleScope
If you're looking for a thermal scope, I don't think you can do better in the price range than the AGM Rattler. It's quite intuitive to use and provides clear, easily-recognizable images in virtually all lighting conditions. I'm especially impressed with the hot-spot locator that puts a moving crosshair over the hottest point in the field of vision - very handy for identifying potential targets. Similarly, under what I would consider "average" use conditions, the setting that shows hot as white and cold as black, but paints over the hottest areas with red, makes target acquisition fast and easy, and a single button push to switch off the red-hot overlay lets you better identify the heat source. The only drawback I found is that, like many such devices, the Rattler eats batteries, and I neither wanted to have to swap batteries in the field nor discover when I want to use the device that the batteries are dead (that happened once, and once was too often). My solution is an $8 USB battery bank from Wal Mart (usually used to recharge or extend the life of cell phones) and created a 3D-printed a mount for it. The battery bank sits vertically along the right side of the Rattler (as you're looking through it) and connects to the power port on the Rattler's left side with an 8 inch USB cable. If you power it this way the instructions state to REMOVE the internal A123 batteries. While there are things that a QUALITY night-vision optic can do that a thermal imager cannot (view objects behind glass, for example), such NV devices are generally priced thousands of dollars higher, and those that aren't usually don't perform that well. For example, one "night vision" optic that I tried (other issues aside) provided "night vision" only when using an infrared illuminator... which to me is like saying that a scope paired with a flashlight is a "night vision" device. My big beef with relying on IR illuminators is that they make YOU a target (to other NV users). Incidentally, I should point out that the Rattler does NOT respond to such IR illuminators, only to actual HEAT sources. There are also thermal imagers costing thousands more than the Rattler, but I think AGM has done a marvelous job of providing what you need at an excellent price. I decided to forego the additional resolution and sensitivity of the higher priced models, and I'm not disappointed. I don't expect to be doing any long-range night hunting, and for the platform and expected range I bought it for (AR15 in .300 Blackout), it makes it easy to find the target under virtually any condition. Even in the Arizona sun there's usually enough temperature separation between the surroundings and warm-blooded beings to target them effectively. To give you an idea of the sensitivity of this device, it clearly shows the footprints where someone has walked across a floor barefoot for several minutes afterward. Buy it! You'll love it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2023 by Cutter
    • Awesome entry-level thermal, but check your hardware!
Pattern Name: RifleScope
If you are looking to jump into the world of thermal hunting without spending a fortune, the AGM Rattler TS19-256 is easily one of the best ways to get started. It’s definitely an entry-level scope, but for the price, the image quality is surprisingly solid. At typical hunting distances around 100 yards, spotting hogs or coyotes is a breeze, and the sensor picks up heat signatures much better than I expected for a budget-friendly unit. It’s compact, lightweight, and the interface is easy to navigate even if you aren't great with tech. The only reason I’m knocking off a star is that I haven't actually been able to get it out in the field yet. When I went to attach the rail mount, I found that the screws were completely covered in a thick, red, glue-like substance. It was stuck on there so well that I couldn't even get the mount properly seated or tightened down. I’m currently in the process of cleaning it off so I can finally get it mounted to my rifle. Hardware issues aside, the device itself seems like a powerhouse for beginners. Just be prepared to give the mounting screws a good once-over before you plan on heading to the range. Once I get it mounted and zeroed, I have a feeling this is going to be a game-changer for my night hunts. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2025 by Dale
    • Lots of features, low cost
Pattern Name: RifleScope
Good beginner optic. One shot zero can be a little confusing for us "tech challenged". Lots of high end features for low price. Recognition is realistically around 100yds or less. Great for around the home or farm. I use on my 17 for varmints around house.
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2025 by doyle b.
    • best thermal deal out there
Pattern Name: RifleScope
works great so far. compares well to my other atn unit costing double and in some ways may be better. obviously the resolution could be better but that is the price point. I bought on a Prime day so got a smoking deal which I wasn't even in the market for since I already had a thermal. Thought it would make a nice lite hand held scanner, but I've now mounted it and will give it a try. It's nice and compact and light weight. I'm taking it pig hunting later and will update if it fails..... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2024 by robert rodenburg
    • Great item to review what others are seeing using the Bluetooth option
Pattern Name: RifleScope
Love these products and have several. Spend a few more dollars and get the larger viewing ones they offer like this 256.
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2025 by James Raley
    • Incredibly complex to just hook up and TRY to get a firmware update.
Pattern Name: RifleScope
This was unbelievably difficult to just get it to hook up. All controls are clustered together with embossed symbols you can barely see as they are the same color as the surrounding material. NOT 1x as description states, starts at 2.5 mag. Useless in my 20 yd shooting range in a swamp. Truly terrible directions. Took 6 hours of frustration and watching videos to even understand what was happening. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2025 by Jim N

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