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AGM Rattler TS25-256 Thermal Imaging RifleScope 12um 256x192

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Condition
New
Model
Rattler TS25-256
Dimensions
7.4"L x 2.5"W x 3.1"H
Weight
2 lb
Color
Black
Material
Polycarbonate
Style
Tactical
In the box
Thermal Imaging Rifle ScopeMountUSB CableLens ClothManual
Warranty
5 year manufacturer
Works with
Rifle

Features 10

  • The AGM Rattler TS 25-256 is a thermal riflescope with a 25mm objective lens and a 256x192 resolution, making it ideal for hunting, surveillance, and other outdoor activities.
  • Its 12m pixel pitch detector and advanced image processing technology, including Adaptive AGC, DDE, and 3D DNR, enhance image quality for better target acquisition and tracking.
  • The riflescope has a 1024x768 thermal visualization and a 0.39-inch OLED display, providing clear and detailed images for better visibility.
  • It has a video recording and snapshot function, allowing you to capture and save your experiences in the field or for other activities.

Description

Transform your life with AGM Rattler innovative solutions. Discover new possibilities and reach your full potential today. The AGM Global Vision Rattler TS25-256 is a high-performance thermal imaging riflescope features a 25mm objective lens and a 256x192 resolution thermal core that provides clear and detailed images even in total darkness or adverse weather conditions. The Rattler TS25-256 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 1,250 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 riflescope is built with a rugged and durable aluminum body that is resistant to impact, water, and dust, making it a great investment for outdoor enthusiasts. The Rattler TS25-256 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 TS25-256 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.

Specs 26

Brand AGM Global Vision
Color Black
Style Tactical
Product Dimensions 7.4"L x 2.5"W x 3.1"H
Sport Hunting
Item Weight 2 pounds
Material Polycarbonate
Magnification Maximum 8 x

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Top Amazon Reviews


This is my first try with thermal and it is pretty awesome
Pattern Name: RifleScope
I had to think a long time before buying this. It is pretty expensive but worth the price of admission. I am a farmer and have cows and fields and I find myself out and about at all hours. So I will use this enough to make the purchase worth it, I use it 3 or 4 times per week. Once you get it you find other uses than just targets. You can look at your house and see where heat is coming from. You can tell if an engine has been running, or if a camp fire is still hot, you can even see the warm spot if something pees in the field. Little things like rats, bunnies and raccoons can't hide from you. With this, you own the night. You have to get accustomed to seeing in the heat perspective rather than visual wavelengths. It works well, animals show up well. I can tell my dogs apart from across the yard. You are fairly clear for the first 200 meters or so and can see much longer distances. I don't know If I would use it to take a long shot, 500 meters or so, but I likely wouldn't take that shot in broad daylight either. It has a mountain of options and settings, you can dial it in just like you like it. If you want you can set it up for 5 weapons and each of those can sight-in 5 ranges. Like my Iphone, it will do more than I will ever set it up to do. Batteries are good, they last a long time the way I use it. I think now that I have bought one, I might should have gone for the best resolution I could get. Once you start playing with it, that is what you want. I got the middle one, as much resolution as I could afford and am perfectly happy with it. Really amazed by what this little thing is and what it does. If you can afford it you can see in the dark, and if you are just swimming in money go ahead and get the best one and you will love it. It is a see-in-the-dark device that you can mount on a weapon and use as a scope. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2023 by Patrick Murphy

no more baddies around here
Pattern Name: RifleScope
for a lazy overweight larper this is like cheating. dead nuts. you can see every pixel. perfect for your moms basement. light enough you pack a few extra snickers. fancy enough to have the crosshairs match all your favorite outfits. face it you should probably spend more and get something better, but when shtf this'll do. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2026 by itsgucci

Amazing tech for the price!
Pattern Name: RifleScope
Received last night, super fast shipping. Opened up the box; popped in 2 rechargeable batteries turned it on and bingo fired right up. I have only had it in my he back yard but using as a monocular it is outstanding, refresh rate is smooth and snappy, I was able to see my dogs and what they have been chasing for weeks now, I was able to follow the critters heat trail und my shed. Unfortunately the rifle mount has a lot to be desired, the eye relief while making a cheek weld is barely useable. Having said that, the quick release is very well done. I wish AGM had a center scope mount to replace the mount; the current mount is too far forward , again barely usable. The manual is pretty well done as Chinese manuals go, except they left a few items out like what is the liquid in the pouch? I’m guessing lock tight of some sort. The instructions for connecting to WiFi is sketchy as well as how to change the reticle color ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2023 by Anthony Olive

This thing is Amazing! See video
Pattern Name: RifleScope
I used a $5,000 pulsar thermal last year for hog hunting, and this thing does everything that one will do and more In the video above, I run out 90 yards off my back porch, while controlling the scope with my phone. Once I get out to 90 yards I zoom in and out. Great picture quality for a budget scope. It can record video and take picture. Lots of different reticle and color options. Connect to the app, and you can live feed and take video and picture and download straight to your phone. Great build quality! Can shoot 300 yards. I can pickup heat from 500 yards away or more. Not the greatest quality at 28x zoom but for $1200 bucks what more can you ask for. I’m not a sponsor for AGM or anything, I’m just very surprised on how good this budget scope is. Get it, you won’t be disappointed. Don’t waste your money on an ATN THOR LT. this is the same price and has better quality and tons more features. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2022 by Grant Talladino

Trouble using high power past 7
Pattern Name: RifleScope
A little difficult to zero but once I figured that reticle was to zero and trajectory is something different. A major problem using higher power past 7 . It raised the bullet trajectory 4 inches at 50 yds. My atn doesnt do that. Its old and burns in lens. Thought this was it. 25 yd zero a tack driver and 50 yds my 17 hmr almost perfect per ballistic chart but not hitting my steel at 180 yds. Windy day so maybe tomorrow. My atn was 1x 2x 4x This starts at 3.5 so field of view is minimalized and will have to use handheld. Ive always powered up the atn so this starts me out there . Unless they have a solution to the reticle move I do not recommend this if your looking to shoot distance at high power. Good price for a hand held and this will probably be used as that. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2023 by Tom

Great, esp for a low cost unit!!! Rated up to .308 win
Pattern Name: RifleScope
I never used it past 100yds.... I had a raccoon issue, but was really impressed how good it worked when it was scanning the field and there was a deer 40 yds away I couldn't see and I'm pretty sure it knew that bc it never got scared or ran! lol. The zeroing is a little off, and the manual SUCKS in that aspect. There is nothing giving clear instructions on how to zero it. But once I figured it out, it was simple. I like that you zero the reticles individually. I zero'd one for subsonic .22LR to be quiet and for stuff out to about 25 yards (CCI make some amazing segmenting subsonic rounds to do a lot better than you would think). Zero another one for .22LR Winchester varmint HE for farther out pests... and set another for the .308 (contacted the manufacture who stated it was rated up to that). Target ID was pretty easy, once you focus it... I had zero thermal experience and had no issues. I highly recommend this model to someone looking at a low cost option!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2023 by Average joe

Very impressive thermal scope
Pattern Name: RifleScope
Great gateway into thermal optics and hunting. This was my first thermal scope and it lead to great success the first hunt. Scope is very clear, takes impressive video, and has been rock solid for me. Just remember to be sure you're on the right zero profile. Menu is not bad and is easy to learn. Button layout is nice and easy to navigate. Very very happy with my purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2024 by Stuff Buyer

Quality control needed, turned out good.
Pattern Name: RifleScope
Pictures show, assembly crew completely forgot six screws that hold the battery pack in place. Battery pack fell out breaking something internally leading to complete failure. Without the screws, the rubber seal that keeps out moisture became useless. Since original assembly, the surrounding atmospheric moisture (Florida 100% humidity) has been seeping into the electronics. Contacted customer service who informed me that I would have to pay the shipping costs to return their defective product. Ultimately the scope was returned to the seller and a brand new replacement was shipped back to me. Shipped back and replaced in eight days, including shipping time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2024 by Kenneth
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