... Pretty sure @wigwamitus reviewed one of these awhile back ...
I reviewed a similar but different unit. The AGM TC-50 "anaconda" thermal clipon (last fall in the night shooting thread). It would dial up to 8x ... but at 500yds it was tough to make out the heated steel, though I did get 4 hits out of 5 IIRC. But that's not sayin' much. 500yds should be 5 out of 5.
The housing is completely different, the core in the TC-50 was a "ulis" ... as is this one. Hopefully the lenses are better in the new one.
The main problem with the TC-50 Anaconda was recoil would throw it out of focus ... and the more I shot it, the more out of focus it would be thrown. You could dial the focus back, but then the next shot ... zing ... and you were out of focus again. That's one reason I say the chinese thermals don't hold up in the field, my experience with that one. The Anaconda shown price was $3,500, this one is $4,500 IIRC, so hopefully the extra $1,000 buys you more robustness in the field !!
The Victrix looks like an Armasight-ish housing, but with a "ulis" core, which I assume is made in PRC. But along with the housing, which might be made in USA (that's my guess) ... the lenses might even be made in USA (some of the original Armsight lenses were - I've talked to the guy who made them a couple of times, so I'm pretty sure about this). So essentially, this might be an Apollo-ish, with a ulis (PRC) core ... if I had to bet, that would be my bet. So anyway a more interesting hybrid unit, than many, at least in my book.
Edit: Anaconda was 384 with 1024 display as well