FREE SHIPPING AND FREIGHT INSURANCE ON ALL NON-BULKY ITEMS
FREE SHIPPING AND FREIGHT INSURANCE*
Skip to content

Filters

Thermal Scope

Hit Your Mark, Day or Night: Thermal Night Sights for Aussie Hunters & Farmers

Our Thermal Scope Collection offers top-tier technology for precise shots, day or night. Perfect for hunting or livestock protection, these scopes provide clear thermal imaging and long-range accuracy. Built tough for the Aussie outback, they deliver unmatched durability, lightweight design, and advanced features. See more, shoot smarter.

Thermal Scope Free Shipping Australia Wide
  • Guide TU451 LRF Thermal Scope Capped
    Save $999.75
    $3,999.00
    $2,999.25
    Guide Thermal Guide TU451 LRF Thermal Scope (Demo)

    *Demo model used for staff training - Good condition* With the laser rangefinder seamlessly integrated into a slim-design scope, the TU Gen2 LRF Se...

    View full details
    $3,999.00
    $2,999.25
    Save $999.75
  • HIKMICRO Panther 2.0 PH35L Thermal Scope Front Right View
    Save $645.00
    $4,299.00
    $3,654.00
    HIKMICRO HIKMICRO Panther 2.0 PH35L Thermal Scope

    BUY NOW AND RECEIVE A FREE HIKMICRO PICATINNY RAIL MOUNT FOR PANTHER 2.0 SERIES (VALUED UP TO $139) AND RECEIVE A FREE TASSIE TIGER HUNTING KNIFE (...

    View full details
    $4,299.00
    $3,654.00
    Save $645.00
  • HIKMICRO Thunder TQ35 2.0 Thermal Scope
    Save $750.00
    $4,999.00
    $4,249.00
    HIKMICRO HIKMICRO Thunder TQ35 2.0 Thermal Scope

    BUY NOW AND RECEIVE A FREE HIKMICRO PICATINNY RAIL MOUNT FOR THUNDER SERIES (VALUED UP TO $139) & A FREE TASSIE TIGER HUNTING KNIFE (VALUED UP ...

    View full details
    $4,999.00
    $4,249.00
    Save $750.00

BROWSE THERMAL SCOPES BY CONCERN

Thermal Scope with Rangefinder
Thermal Scope for Hunting Feral Animals
Thermal Scope for Deer Hunting

Thermal Hunting Scopes Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the best thermal hunting rifle scope?

It is important to keep in mind, that there is no one size fits all when it comes to best thermal scopes. A $10,000 thermal scope with a high end thermal sensor (but high starting base mag and narrow FOV) may not suit someone who is hunting in the environments with high shrub density. Instead, you might require a thermal scope with a lower starting base mage and wider FOV. These are just some of the considerations that need to be made before deciding which thermal vision scope is best for you. If you're after a recommendation, feel free to contact us for a obligation free chat to discuss what is best for you!

2. How do thermal scopes work?

A thermal scope detects infrared radiation (heat) emitted by objects, using a sensor called a microbolometer to capture temperature differences rather than visible light. It converts this heat data into a visual image, displaying warmer objects in brighter tones (like white or red) and cooler areas in darker tones (like black or blue). This allows users to see clearly in total darkness, smoke, or fog, making thermal scopes useful for hunting, surveillance, and military operations.

3. How to sight in a thermal rifle scope?

To sight in a thermal scope, mount it securely on your rifle and choose a suitable thermal target—such as a heat pack, hand warmer, or purpose-made thermal zeroing target—placed at your desired zeroing distance (commonly 50 or 100 yards). Fire a group of shots, then use the scope’s windage and elevation adjustments to move the reticle to the center of the impact group while keeping the rifle steady or using a thermal scope with a one-shot zero feature. Repeat the process until the point of impact matches the point of aim. Always ensure the rifle is stable, ideally using a bench rest or bipod, and allow the rifle barrel to cool between shot groups for consistent results.