Pulsar Digital Night Vision Riflescopes

Pulsar digital night vision optics are built for shooters who want clear, detailed viewing in low light without relying solely on thermal imaging. Using advanced digital sensors instead of image intensifier tubes, these riflescopes deliver sharp imagery at dusk, under moonlight, and with IR illumination after dark—while remaining daylight safe and capable of full-color use during legal shooting hours.

Other Offerings: For pure heat-based detection in total darkness, explore our thermal riflescopes. For handheld detection and scanning, see thermal monoculars. For extended nighttime observation, browse thermal binoculars.

Buyer’s Guide: Choosing the Right Digital Night Vision Scope

Digital night vision excels when identification matters. Unlike thermal imaging, which shows heat, digital night vision allows you to see shape, texture, and detail—especially when paired with an IR illuminator. Choosing the right model depends on how much detail you need and whether you want thermal capability combined with night vision.

Digital vs. Thermal vs. Duo Systems

Digex C50 is a dedicated digital night vision riflescope, ideal for hunters who want crisp identification and traditional shooting visuals. Thermion Duo models combine digital night vision and thermal imaging in a single optic, allowing users to switch between detection and identification instantly.

Sensor and Image Detail

Digital night vision sensors provide clear imagery under low light and excel when IR illumination is used. Duo models add thermal sensors for locating animals first, then switching to digital view to confirm species and shot placement.

Day and Night Use

All Pulsar digital night vision optics are daylight safe, meaning the same scope can be used during the day, at dusk, and at night—reducing the need to swap optics between hunts.

Mounting and Ergonomics

Digex and Thermion Duo scopes use familiar riflescope-style housings and mounting systems, preserving traditional eye relief, balance, and shooting position.

Functions of Digital Night Vision Optics

Digital night vision scopes are designed to identify targets clearly in low-light conditions while offering flexibility across a wide range of lighting environments.

• Visible-light and IR-assisted night vision imaging
• Daylight-safe operation for 24-hour use
• Onboard photo and video recording
• WiFi connectivity via Stream Vision 2
• Multiple zero profiles for different rifles or loads

Digital Night Vision Model Comparison

Extended Use Cases

Raccoon and Small-Game Hunting

• Identify animals clearly in low light and under IR illumination
• Distinguish species and background detail
• Operate safely around livestock and property

Predator Hunting and Identification

• Use thermal to locate animals, digital NV to confirm identity
• Stay concealed with IR illumination instead of visible light
• Adapt quickly to changing light conditions

Day-to-Night Transition Hunts

• Use the same optic from daylight into darkness
• Avoid re-zeroing or swapping optics
• Record footage across lighting conditions

Tips for Optimizing Digital Night Vision

• Use IR illumination sparingly to reduce reflection and glare
• Lower display brightness to preserve night-adapted vision
• Confirm zero in the same lighting conditions you hunt
• Clean lenses regularly to maintain image clarity
• Record footage to review shot placement and behavior

Additional Resources & Guides

• Pulsar’s Duo Series Overview
• Nighttime Raccoon Hunting
• Staying Hidden for Coyote Hunting

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