On this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Hans and Jason wrap up the annual “Best of 2026” series with the Best High-End Thermal Rifle Scopes Over $6,000. This is the category where THE best hunting thermal rifles scopes on the US market reside. Performance, image quality and featuring the best of the best in thermal technology are all in this
category. With cutting edge image quality, never seen before features and some of the most advanced optics on the market, these scopes represent the top tier of thermal hunting scopes. We compare the contenders, discuss what separates these high end models from the competition and reveal our top picks for 2026. If you want to know what
the very best thermal rifle scopes have to offer, check out this show and then give Outdoor Legacy a call.

On this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, our “Best of 2026” series continues with the Best Thermal Rifle Scopes Under $4,000 and $5,000. We’re combining two popular price ranges into one episode but keeping them as separate categories, each with its own top picks. With some of the best thermal technology and features available in these price ranges, the competition is tough. Listen as Hans andJason break down there favorites in both Pride classes.

On this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, our “Best of 2026” series continues with the Best Thermal Rifle Scopes Under $3,000. With over 15 contenders in the running, this is one of our largest and most competitive categories of the year. Featuring both 384 and 640 resolution optics, there are plenty of great options for hunters looking to get the most performance for their money. Hans and Jason take image quality, magnification, features, design, and overall value into account to choose which scopes earn our top spots for 2026.

On this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, our “Best of 2026” series continues with the Best Thermal Scopes Under $2,000. With more than 10 contenders in this highly competitive category, hunters have plenty of great options to choose from. Hans and Jason compare image quality, magnification, features, design and overall value to determine which scopes earn their top picks for 2026.

On this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, our “Best of 2026” series continues with The Best Budget Thermal Scopes Under $1,500. With 9 contenders in the running, there are more capable and affordable thermal scopes in this price range than ever before. Hans and Jason compareimage quality, magnification, features, design and overall value for the dollar before revealing which models earn our top picks for 2026. If you’re looking to get into thermal hunting without breaking the bank, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

On this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans are reviewing the new RIX Storm V2 S6R LRF thermal rifle scope. This very compact 640-resolution scope gets several upgrades for the V2 model, including a new and improved LRF, a larger and higher resolution display, improved thermal sensor and several other updates. We discuss the image quality, new features, design and performance, as well as how these changes improve on the original Storm S6R. If you’re looking for a compact 640 thermal scope loaded with features, you’ll want to hear what
we have to say about the new Storm V2 S6R LRF.

On this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, our “Best of 2026” series continues with the Best Thermal Handhelds Over $2,000. With 12 contenders in the running, this category is packed with the best image quality and features available in the US thermal market today. This year we’re choosing two winners: our pick for the Best 640 Resolution Thermal
Handheld and our Best Ultra High Resolution 1024/1280 Thermal Handheld. If you’re shopping for a premium thermal monocular and want to know which models earned our top spots for 2026, this is the show for you.

On this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, our “Best of 2026” series continues with the Best Thermal Handhelds Under $2,000. We’re looking at our top contenders from AGM, Pulsar and RIX and comparing what each one brings to the table in image quality, magnification, features, design, and overall value. There are some excellent choices in this price range, but each handheld is a little different depending on how and where you hunt. If you’re shopping for a thermal monocular under $2,000 there are more quality options than ever.