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Pulsar Thermion 3 LRF XR60 640 Thermal Rifle Scope

SKU: PL76589

The Pulsar Thermion 3 LRF XR60 combines a 640x480 sensor, 4–40x magnification, and a 60mm f/1.0 lens with built-in ranging up to 1,312 yards. Its 30mm tube, top-turret focusing, integrated ballistics, and rated 14-hour runtime suit buyers who deliberately prefer a tighter starting view.

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The Pulsar Thermion 3 LRF XR60 combines a 640x480 sensor, 4–40x magnification, and a 60mm f/1.0 lens with built-in ranging up to 1,312 yards. Its 30mm tube, top-turret focusing, integrated ballistics, and rated 14-hour runtime suit buyers who deliberately prefer a tighter starting view.

Thermal Rifle Scope 640x480 sensor 4-40x magnification 60 objective 3390 detection

Who this is for

Best for

Hunters who deliberately prefer 4x starting magnification and a tighter field of view, with integrated ranging, ballistic-profile support, and longer manufacturer-rated runtime.

Not ideal for

Close cover or broad scene scanning, buyers who want a 1280 sensor, and anyone prioritizing minimum size, weight, or purchase cost.

Quick specifications

Category
Thermal Rifle Scope
Sensor Resolution
640x480
Magnification
4-40x
Objective Lens
60
Detection Range
3390
Rangefinder
Yes

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Full product description

Pulsar Thermion 3 LRF XR60: A Tighter View With Integrated Ranging

The Pulsar Thermion 3 LRF XR60 is a premium thermal riflescope with a 640x480, 12 µm sensor, 4–40x magnification, and a 60mm f/1.0 lens. Its 7.3° horizontal field of view gives it a more magnified starting view than the XT60. The built-in laser rangefinder measures distances up to approximately 1,312 yards.

Choose the XR60 because its starting magnification and viewing format fit your use. It is an option for hunters who prefer a tighter view in open terrain, with onboard ranging and ballistic support. The 40x maximum is a zoom specification, not a promise of identification detail or an appropriate shooting distance.

Who Is the Thermion 3 XR60 Best For?

  • Buyers who specifically prefer a 4x starting view.
  • Hunters comparing integrated rangefinding and ballistic-profile support.
  • Users who value the longer published runtime of the two Thermion 3 launch models.
  • Buyers who want a traditional 30mm riflescope format with modern thermal functions.

When Another Scope May Fit Better

If broad scene coverage or close-cover framing is your priority, compare the Thermion 3 LRF XT60 with its 2x starting magnification and wider view.

If you do not need a premium rifle-mounted thermal, compare the broader thermal riflescope collection before committing to this price tier.

Integrated Laser Rangefinding and Ballistic Support

The built-in laser rangefinder measures up to approximately 1,312 yards and supports single measurement, scanning, and True Horizontal Distance modes.

The ballistic calculator uses the selected profile and measured range to display corrections and a Suggested Point of Aiming. Correct profile inputs and verification still matter. A range reading does not establish target identification or a suitable shooting distance.

Recording and the Pulsar App Ecosystem

Stream Vision 2 supports connected media and device functions, while Stream Vision Ballistics supports individual ballistic profiles and transfer to the scope.

The recorder provides 128 GB of internal memory, video with sound, photos, Shadow Recording, and recoil recording. Pulsar’s creator brief lists 1280x960 media output, which is separate from the thermal sensor and display resolutions.

Controls and Power for the Complete Setup

Thermion 3 uses top-turret focusing accessible from either side, a riflescope-style zoom encoder, horizontal menu navigation, and a 30mm mounting tube.

Confirm suitable rings, clearance, eye relief, and the complete mounting configuration before ordering. A matching tube diameter alone does not establish that an existing mount is the correct fit.

The internal battery is user-replaceable, alongside a replaceable battery. Follow the current manual for replacement and charging. The published operating-time rating is up to 14 hours; actual runtime varies with conditions and enabled functions.

Pulsar Thermion 3 LRF XR60 Specifications

Manufacturer-published XR60 specifications
Specification Value
Thermal sensor 640x480 / 12 µm
System NETD Below 18 mK
Sensor frame rate 50 Hz
Magnification 4–40x
Horizontal field of view 7.3°
Objective lens 60mm f/1.0
Display AMOLED, 2560x2560
Detection rating Approximately 3,390 yards; not an identification-distance guarantee
Laser rangefinder Up to approximately 1,312 yards
Eye relief 65mm / approximately 2.6 inches
Mounting tube 30mm
Internal memory 128 GB
Published operating time Up to 14 hours
Battery system User-replaceable internal battery plus a replaceable battery
Weight 45.9 oz with batteries, no mount
Protection IP67
Operating temperature -13°F to 122°F
U.S. SKU PL76589
Manufacturer model number 76589
UPC / GTIN-12 840284904713

Thermion 3 XR60 Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between XR60 and XT60?

XR60 has a 640x480 sensor, 4–40x magnification, and a 7.3° horizontal view. XT60 has a 1280x1024 sensor, 2–24x magnification, and a 14.6° view. Choose by viewing needs and total cost rather than maximum zoom alone.

Is the NETD figure a sensor-only rating?

The supplied specification is system NETD below 18 mK. Keep it labeled as system NETD when comparing other products.

Does it mount in 30mm rings?

The dealer announcement specifies a 30mm mounting tube. Confirm ring height, clearance, eye relief, and package contents for the complete setup.

How long is the published battery life?

The supplied rating is up to 14 hours of scope operating time. It is not a stated runtime for each separate battery. Conditions and enabled functions affect actual use.

Does the detection rating mean I can identify an animal at that distance?

No. Detection and identification are different tasks. The approximately 3,390-yard detection figure is not an identification or shooting-distance guarantee.

Is launch-day delivery guaranteed?

No. Check current allocation and fulfillment timing with Thermal Bros before ordering, especially if you need the optic for a particular date.

Compare Before You Buy

Read the XR60 vs XT60 buying guide, explore the Thermion 3 vs Thermion 2 comparison, or learn about rangefinding, ballistics and recording features.

Contact Thermal Bros for help matching the scope to your use. For assistance after purchase, visit product support and warranty assistance.

Stream Vision 2

Wi-Fi integration with iOS and Android devices

Technical Specifications

  • Sensor Resolution (px)

    640x480
  • Display Resolution (px)

    2560x2560
  • NETD Rating

    18
  • Detection Range

    3390
  • Refresh Rate (Hz)

    50
  • Field of View

    7.3
  • Weight

    45.9 oz
  • HZ - refresh rate

    50
  • Thermal Sensor Resolution

    640x480
  • Display Resolution

    2560x2560
  • Pixel Pitch

    12
  • NETD Rating

    18
  • Detection Range

    3390
  • Range Finder

    Yes
  • Clip-On

    No
  • Magnification Base

    4
  • Magnification Max

    40
  • Objective Lens

    60
  • Field of View

    7.3