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Night Vision INFIRAY BOLT TX60C 1024 60MM

jojotheclown

jojotheclown

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#1
Any thoughts on this new unit? Specs look good at first glance, but the lack of integrated LRF kinda sucks. Picture quality should be awesome. Thinking of it on a bolt gun for coyote hunting, but not a fan of the lack of integrated LRF and it being chinesium. I wish Pulsar or Nvision would come out with something similar.

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InfiRay BOLT TX60C 1024 60MM *PRE-ORDER*

***PRE-ORDER*** Deposit: $249.00, Cost: $6999.00 Balance will be invoiced by pay-link email once ready to ship. Expected Shipping Date: Late May to June 2024 (Subject to Change) Units will be allocated by pre-order position once ready to ship. Deposits are non-refundable and will be applied...
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#2
I’ve been talking to a dealer the last couple days about this scope and some others, im looking to get a new thermal here in the next couple weeks. I was initially considering the iray RH50R and think thats what I’m going to stick with. This new bolt is tempting especially for the money but a non integrated lrf is a dealbreaker for me, that’s one of the big reasons I’m wanting to upgrade from my old trail XP50.
 
#3
The iRay Bluetooth LRF is actually quite decent. I mount mine at the 3oclock position with my TH50v2
Wouldn’t be a deal breaker for me but I’d prefer 1.5x base magnification and higher FOV with a 1024 core
Also would be nice if they had integrated ballistics like some ATNs.
 
#4
Ordered one from my LGS this morning! Nice of them to include a QD mount and hopefully the buy a TH50Cv2 get a free LRF deal will be offered with the TX60C.
 
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Ordered the TH60 for the resolution and 3x base mag. Will have to get used to the mounted LRF. I had just purchased a RH50r and the LRF is ok. Not as accurate or fast as the XRF. The picture in the RH50R is great. Venture to say better than the XRF. Love the 18650 battery. It’s pretty exciting to see the technology get better.
 
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Mssony352 said:
Ordered the TH60 for the resolution and 3x base mag. Will have to get used to the mounted LRF. I had just purchased a RH50r and the LRF is ok. Not as accurate or fast as the XRF. The picture in the RH50R is great. Venture to say better than the XRF. Love the 18650 battery. It’s pretty exciting to see the technology get better.
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I was dead set on an RH50R until the TX60C got announced. Definitely not thrilled with the external lrf, I’d be willing to bet they integrate it in the next year or two.

How’s the ballistic calculator work in these scopes? Does you give you a new aiming point like the pulsars does?
 
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Jnull said:
I was dead set on an RH50R until the TX60C got announced. Definitely not thrilled with the external lrf, I’d be willing to bet they integrate it in the next year or two.

How’s the ballistic calculator work in these scopes? Does you give you a new aiming point like the pulsars does?
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I ordered it online right before they released it. I don’t know about the ballistic reticle but it would have to be similar. I definitely ready to find out. Should have it relatively soon. I would have preferred integrated but the draw of 1024 was too much to wait. The RH50R has a reticle you can design but doesn’t have the ballistic reticle. Hopefully they do an update?
 
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Mssony352 said:
I ordered it online right before they released it. I don’t know about the ballistic reticle but it would have to be similar. I definitely ready to find out. Should have it relatively soon. I would have preferred integrated but the draw of 1024 was too much to wait. The RH50R has a reticle you can design but doesn’t have the ballistic reticle. Hopefully they do an update?
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A retailer told me the RH50R had the ballistic calculator, I might have to call an iray rep an ask some questions.
 
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Mssony352 said:
It has a custom reticle that you can put yardage marks that are custom for your bullet but not one that works with the LRF.
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I was told the opposite, I asked if it had a custom reticle builder and he said no but it has a ballistic calculator. None of the videos I watched brought the reticle builder or ballistic calculator up.
 
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Jnull said:
I was told the opposite, I asked if it had a custom reticle builder and he said no but it has a ballistic calculator. None of the videos I watched brought the reticle builder or ballistic calculator up.
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Google Iray custom reticle. There are a few videos of it. You purchase it through the app. I have not set up mine yet but have watched the videos. Look at Iray.com and it lists the reticles. The TH60 does though. Pulsar did theirs through an update. Hopefully Iray does soon👍
 
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I’ve done the custom reticle through the app and it works fine but apparently some of the newer models like the HYH50W have a ballistic feature where you upload an XLS file of your dope.
Honestly for all of its flaws, the ATN ballistic feature worked great paired with their LRF
 
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jojotheclown said:
Anyone have their hands on one of these units yet? What about the tariffs? Are we going to have a hard time with warranty support if needed?
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Hoping to have mine soon but the rep said allocations are squirrely at the moment. I'm guessing they missed on the supply side of the supply and demand. Already paid for so I'm first in line at my LGS. Matters not I suppose as I haven't seen the rifle it will be living on yet either.
 
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jojotheclown said:
Looks like these are starting to trickle in. Any reviews?
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I got one really early and still have it. Here's my review:

www.thefirearmblog.com

TFB Review: Infiray Outdoor's Tube TS60 Thermal Scope – HD Thermal

Infiray Outdoor's Tube TS60 Thermal Scope FIRST REVIEW. HD Thermal. 1280x1024 Thermal. Insane image quality. MSRP and Price and tech info.
www.thefirearmblog.com www.thefirearmblog.com

Disclaimer: The external LRF from Infiray was not ready when I tested it, and I have not seen one yet.



It may also be of interest to read about this unit (I have both):

Review of Pulsar Thermion 2 XL50 LRF. You may note that it has a built-in LRF and a terrific ballistic calculator, which works great.


www.thefirearmblog.com

TFB Review: Pulsar Thermion 2 XL50 LRF - HD Thermal Riflescope

This is a review of the Pulsar Thermion 2 XL50 LRF - HD Thermal Riflescope.The XL50 may look like its other siblings in the Thermion 2 LRF line-up, but it has all the superpowers that the others want.I've had the privilege of using various thermal rifle scopes and optics over the years.
www.thefirearmblog.com www.thefirearmblog.com
 
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I have a few videos from the TS60 on my channel:

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Night Vision Viking

Hundreds of videos with raw and edited footage from the latest Night Vision & Thermal equipment. From hand-held devices to thermal riflescopes, sometimes with hunting sometimes now. We try to show what you would see if you were using the device yourself, in various situations. Hopefully it...
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Bear in mind the purple "wild" boar is just meters away.
 
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Night Vision Viking said:
I got one really early and still have it. Here's my review:

www.thefirearmblog.com

TFB Review: Infiray Outdoor's Tube TS60 Thermal Scope – HD Thermal

Infiray Outdoor's Tube TS60 Thermal Scope FIRST REVIEW. HD Thermal. 1280x1024 Thermal. Insane image quality. MSRP and Price and tech info.
www.thefirearmblog.com www.thefirearmblog.com

Disclaimer: The external LRF from Infiray was not ready when I tested it, and I have not seen one yet.



It may also be of interest to read about this unit (I have both):

Review of Pulsar Thermion 2 XL50 LRF. You may note that it has a built-in LRF and a terrific ballistic calculator, which works great.


www.thefirearmblog.com

TFB Review: Pulsar Thermion 2 XL50 LRF - HD Thermal Riflescope

This is a review of the Pulsar Thermion 2 XL50 LRF - HD Thermal Riflescope.The XL50 may look like its other siblings in the Thermion 2 LRF line-up, but it has all the superpowers that the others want.I've had the privilege of using various thermal rifle scopes and optics over the years.
www.thefirearmblog.com www.thefirearmblog.com
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Cool thx! Yeah I was wondering about a comparison of these 2. I lean towards the Pulsar, but the images from your review make it look like the image might be "soft" and not as refined as the TX60/TS60.
 
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Well it's been a long wait but the TX finally landed. I am impressed at first glances. Took in out in a light drizzel at the LGS. Person at 400 yards was an easy ID. Really need to get it on a rifle to put it through its paces but I think its a winner.

@jojotheclown I kinda don't see the point of the TS. Same sensor at the Rico HD (1280x1024) and same output screen as the TX and the Rico HD (2560x2560). Are the extra pixels just clipped/wasted (same question for the HD at $18K)? 1:1 ration sensor/1:1 output just makes sense. Full disclosure... a 1280x1280 sensor would be awesome!!!
 
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