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The REAP-IR-50 is Trijicon's biggest leap forward yet for its thermal weapon sight line. For years the REAP-IR series topped out at a 640×480 sensor, but this one runs an all-new proprietary Trijicon Thermal Core built around a high-resolution 1024×768 sensor with a 12 micron pixel pitch. Pair that with a 1280×1024 SXGA full-color OLED display and a manual-focus 50mm F1 objective, and the result is a noticeably sharper, more detailed thermal picture whether you're picking out a hog across a field or sorting out what's moving in the tree line.
This is a dedicated rifle-mounted platform through and through. It gives you 1.5x optical magnification with 1x to 8x digital zoom for a combined 1.5-12x range, and the first focal plane digital reticle stays proportionally correct as you zoom in and out. You get eight selectable reticle patterns, eight reticle colors, and eight thermal palettes including Edge Detect and Max Heat, plus Enhanced Target Recognition to keep open ground and sky from washing out your target. This standard model uses a stadiametric ranging mode with deer, hog, and hare references to estimate distance to targets of known size.
Driving the optic is an ambidextrous five-button keypad with customizable quick keys, so you can work it fast and with gloves on. Onboard, there's 64GB of internal memory for H.264 video and JPEG stills, and recoil-activated recording kicks in at the shot so you never miss the footage. Wi-Fi lets you stream live and pull media through the Trijicon app, and it also packs GPS, a compass, and a microphone.
The REAP-IR-50 runs on two CR123 batteries or external USB-C power, and for long all-night sits an external battery pack is the way to go. It mounts up with Trijicon's Q-LOC Picatinny technology for quick, repeatable attachment, and the whole thing is designed, built, and tested to MIL-STD-810H standards right here in the USA. Finished in Flat Dark Earth, it's ready to take a beating through shock, vibration, temperature swings, and rough weather.
No, this standard REAP-IR-50 does not include a laser rangefinder. It uses a stadiametric ranging mode with deer, hog, and hare references to estimate distance to targets of known size. If you want an integrated 905nm laser rangefinder and onboard ballistic calculator, that's the separate REAP-IR-50LRF model.
The biggest change is the sensor. Earlier REAP-IR models topped out at a 640×480 core, while the REAP-IR-50 steps up to an all-new 1024×768 high-resolution thermal sensor paired with a 1280×1024 SXGA OLED display. The 50mm F1 objective also gathers more thermal energy than the smaller 24mm and 35mm lenses in the older lineup, giving you a sharper, more detailed image.
On its two CR123 batteries, the scope runs roughly 1.5 hours at room temperature, and cold weather shortens that. For longer sessions, Trijicon recommends running an external USB-C battery pack, which can stretch runtime to around 12-14 hours from a 10,000 mAh bank. Plan on carrying one if you're settling in for an all-night sit.
Yes. It has 64GB of internal memory and captures H.264 video and JPEG stills right through the optic. There's also recoil-activated recording that starts automatically at the shot, so you won't miss the footage, plus Wi-Fi so you can stream and pull media through the Trijicon app.
| UPC | 719307623132 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | REAP-IR-50 |
| Color | Flat Dark Earth |
| Model | |
| Power | 1.5-12X |
| Product Type | Thermal Optic |
| Reticle | Multiple |
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