HIKMICRO Thunder Zoom 2.0 TH50Z: 384×288, under 20 mK thermal riflescope with switchable 25 mm F0.8 and 50 mm F1.0 lenses (2.2-17.4x / 4.3-34.6x) – wide view in the scrub, long reach in the open. 2,600 m detection, 50 Hz, IP67, 750 g. No licence required for optics.
$5,099.00
Available on back-order
The HIKMICRO Thunder Zoom 2.0 TH50Z is a thermal riflescope with a 384×288, 12 um sensor (NETD below 20 mK) behind a dual field-of-view lens system: a fast 25 mm F0.8 lens for close work and a 50 mm F1.0 lens for longer shots, selected with a turn of the lens wheel. Base magnification is 2.2x or 4.3x, reaching 17.4x and 34.6x with 8x digital zoom, and the zero set on one lens carries to the other. Detection is 1,200 m on the 25 mm lens and 2,600 m on the 50 mm, displayed on a 1024×768 OLED at 50 Hz. It records video and stills to 16 GB on-board memory, streams to the HIKMICRO Sight app over its hotspot, and offers five zeroing profiles plus stadiametric ranging. The IP67 body weighs 750 g without the replaceable Li-ion battery and runs 10.5 h or more per charge. It is the lighter, lower-cost sibling of the 640-sensor TQ60Z for Australian fox, pig and rabbit control.
Is it the same as the newer Thunder 3.0?
No. Thunder 3.0 is HIKMICRO’s clip-on range; the Thunder Zoom 2.0 is a dedicated dual-FOV riflescope with its own eyepiece and reticles.
Does it have a rangefinder?
No. It uses stadiametric distance estimation; there is no laser rangefinder or ballistic calculator in this model.
What licence do I need?
A thermal riflescope is an optic, not a firearm, so no licence is needed to buy it; it ships Australia-wide. Check your state rules on using thermal optics for hunting.
Optic – not a firearm; no licence is required to purchase. Specifications from the manufacturer (hikmicrotech.com). 3 Gun Tactical, Licensed Firearms Dealer 50001578, Tingalpa QLD.
The HIKMICRO Thunder Zoom 2.0 TH50Z is a thermal riflescope with a 384×288, 12 um sensor (NETD below 20 mK) behind a dual field-of-view lens system: a fast 25 mm F0.8 lens for close work and a 50 mm F1.0 lens for longer shots, selected with a turn of the lens wheel. Base magnification is 2.2x or 4.3x, reaching 17.4x and 34.6x with 8x digital zoom, and the zero set on one lens carries to the other. Detection is 1,200 m on the 25 mm lens and 2,600 m on the 50 mm, displayed on a 1024×768 OLED at 50 Hz. It records video and stills to 16 GB on-board memory, streams to the HIKMICRO Sight app over its hotspot, and offers five zeroing profiles plus stadiametric ranging. The IP67 body weighs 750 g without the replaceable Li-ion battery and runs 10.5 h or more per charge. It is the lighter, lower-cost sibling of the 640-sensor TQ60Z for Australian fox, pig and rabbit control.
Is it the same as the newer Thunder 3.0?
No. Thunder 3.0 is HIKMICRO’s clip-on range; the Thunder Zoom 2.0 is a dedicated dual-FOV riflescope with its own eyepiece and reticles.
Does it have a rangefinder?
No. It uses stadiametric distance estimation; there is no laser rangefinder or ballistic calculator in this model.
What licence do I need?
A thermal riflescope is an optic, not a firearm, so no licence is needed to buy it; it ships Australia-wide. Check your state rules on using thermal optics for hunting.
Optic – not a firearm; no licence is required to purchase. Specifications from the manufacturer (hikmicrotech.com). 3 Gun Tactical, Licensed Firearms Dealer 50001578, Tingalpa QLD.
| Brand | HIKMICRO |
|---|---|
| Model | Thunder Zoom 2.0 TH50Z |
| Sensor | 384 x 288, 12 um, NETD under 20 mK |
| Lens | Dual FOV 25 mm F0.8 / 50 mm F1.0 |
| Magnification | 2.2-17.4x / 4.3-34.6x (8x digital) |
| Detection range | 1,200 m / 2,600 m |
| Display | 0.39 in OLED 1024 x 768 |
| Frame rate | 50 Hz |
| Storage | 16 GB |
| Battery | Replaceable Li-ion, 10.5 h+ |
| Ingress rating | IP67 |
| Weight | 750 g (without battery) |
| Dimensions | 241.2 x 67.0 x 73.4 mm |
| Availability | Available on back-order |
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