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Great question

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Do you have alot of experince with our clip-on?

@@AccufireTechnology I've only used armasite clip ons I own 2. What bothers me about Clip ons is they are not collated so you have to zero them on every rifle and scope. If they ever come up with a collated clip on then were talking

shouldn't really matter that much when you zero but normally you'd want a 1.54 mount

Drove us crazy too! We could not find it!

If you don't have a need for all the acrutraments it is definalty too much on a rifle, but if it is needed you get used to it.

Or make a vehicle mounted system for the incendis with a screen, ptz gimbal magnetic mount, and controller for vehicle ops

@@PP-GFY hopefully, in the future we will have better was of using all of our optics with the app.

look up SAR thermals for marine applications and I think you will find what you are looking for

There are some solutions out there for extended picatinny rails for bolt guns.

Have you reached out to us to let us know what is going on?

Thank you for taking the time to watch!

As you should! Just wait until you use one!

You would be surprised how little that matters.

This will work with the Accupoint along with just about any other traditional style scope.

It is open on Practiscore!

@@AccufireTechnology nope. Only HOMEGIRLS. I don’t identify as a female…..yet!

@@shutout8888 it will be posted this week.

We will see you in March!!

You only need 4", but the ideal length is 6". And, yes, that is what she said.

See you in March for the team match!!

We are hoping to make more shows next year and will put that one on our list. You are spot on with this comment and the 384 is good to max magnification of 5-6x, but 4x is the ideal range. The 640 (Incendis Pro) is good to a 10x magnifcation and is the absolutle best set up for long range engagements. It looks like you are in North Texas which is where we are. Come by and check out the gear when you can.

Thermal/night vision are not for long range shooting. High magnification(25X) is useless with them. Thats why you don't see very high mag

@@WillyK51 the Pro is absolutely made for long range shooting withing 1,000 yards. If you are looking for ELR shooting you would be correct.

👍Thanks@@AccufireTechnology

Think about it like you are looking at a tv screen through your traditional scope. The higher the resolution of the TV screen the more you can zoom in. That is why you can use a higher magnification on the 640 over the 384.

@@AccufireTechnology So with the clip-on thermal, you're zooming in on a screen. How does that get you on target?

You are correct. To quote what we said to another comment. "Think about it like you are looking at a tv screen through your traditional scope. The higher the resolution of the TV screen the more you can zoom in. That is why you can use a higher magnification on the 640 over the 384."

No, with my 30 minutes of youtube research, im almost positive this is INCORRECT. Think about it; u are mounting the thermal in front of your normal LPVO or whatever. If u zoom in with the lpvo, u r just zooming in on the digital screen of the thermal that is right in front of it. It would be the same thing (or worse) as digitally zooming with the thermal. Whoever responded to your question saying "you are correct" either did not understand your question, or is intentional trying to mislead u. I have a hunch on which one of those it is. My apologies to accufire if im wrong on this, but i dont think i am wrong.

​@@bigtwinz3296 your 30 minutes of RUclips research would absolutely trump our hundreds of hours in the field. You can think about it as much as you would like, but we are positive that our previous answer is correct.

You guys sure about that? The question was if you would get a clearer sight picture by zooming in on a oled 1080 screen, versus using the thermal sight to digitally zoom in. Its pretty clear the guy asking the original question was wondering if his existing scope magnification would give real, true magnification like the optical lens on the front of the thermal sight will. The correct answer is, only the optical lens on the front of the thermal will give him actual magnification. Zooming in on the screen or digitally zooming in is the same thing as zooming in on a picture u took with your phone. Sure, itll get bigger, but youre going to start to see the pixels in the picture pretty soon, depending on the resolution of camera lens. Maybe u guys should think about it a little more.

@@bigtwinz3296 we have had this question posed to us many times over the past three years and we have a pretty good understanding of what is being asked. The question is would you get better clarity on the optical zoom over the digital zoom. The answer is Yes, depending on the resolution of thermal. That is why you can get a better zoom with the 640 over the 384.

You will not have any issues with the recoil of the 8.6 blackout. It has been tested and used currently in the field.

You can order them from our website or look up local dealers close to you on our website as well.