1280 Thermal Clip-Ons

1280 thermal clip-ons fit in front of your existing day scope and use a 1280×1024 sensor, so the thermal image holds its detail at higher magnification and longer range. For a lower price, see our 640 thermal clip-ons. Shop the HIKMICRO Thunder TX70CL 4.0 in our HIKMICRO 1280px clip-ons, or compare the Nocpix 1280px clip-ons and Guide 1280px clip-ons. Need help with setup? Read our thermal mounts guide or browse our guides.

HIKMICRO Thunder TX70CL 4.0 | Thermal Clip-On

Nocpix Mate S60R – H50R – H38R – L38 – Thermal Clip-on

From: $3,500.00 GST

Nocpix Mate Ultra S60R Thermal Clip-on – 1280×1024, 15mK, 60mm LRF

$9,999.00 2 in stock

Guide TB1260LS 2.0 Apex Vision- Thermal Clip-on

$9,899.00

How to Choose a 1280 Thermal Clip-On

A 1280 thermal clip-on has four times the pixels of a 640. Behind a day scope the image is magnified, so the extra resolution keeps it sharper as you zoom in.

Lens size

A larger lens gives a narrower, more magnified view for longer shots. The HIKMICRO Thunder TX70CL 4.0 uses a 70mm F1.3 lens with a 22.4 m wide view at 100 m.

Rangefinder

A built-in laser rangefinder saves carrying a separate unit. The TX70CL ranges from 10 m to 1,200 m from inside the lens housing.

Mounting

Clip-ons attach to the front of your day scope with an adapter sized to its objective. See our clip-on adapters.

1280 Thermal Clip-On FAQs

Is a 1280 thermal clip-on worth it over a 640?

If you shoot at long range or run your day scope at high magnification, yes. The 1280 sensor holds more detail as you zoom. For most pig and fox shooting at normal ranges, a 640 does the job for less.

Do I need to re-zero my rifle with a clip-on?

No. A clip-on sits in front of your day scope at 1×, so your scope keeps its own reticle and zero. Prefer a dedicated thermal scope? See our 1280 thermal scopes, or browse all thermal clip-ons.