In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Hans and Jason take a look at the AGM Spectrum 4K Mini, a compact digital night vision scope that’s built for both day and night use. With a full-color daytime mode and super sharp night performance, this little unit offers impressive quality for hunters, whether you’re deer or varmint hunting during daylight or taking your shots after dark. We cover its features, image quality, who it’s good for and answer how it compares to its big brother the Spectrum 4K LRF. If you’re looking for a lightweight, dual-purpose night vision scope, this episode is for you.
In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans give you a quick look at three new Nocpix thermal rifle scopes; the Slim L25, Bolt P25R LRF and Bolt L35R LRF. We walk through key specs, standout features and what you can expect from each optic in real world hunting use. All three of these scopes come in a price of under $2,000, yet they are featured packed for hunters who need great performance on a budget. Whether you’re curious about Nocpix’s latest entries in the compact and mid‑range thermal scene or trying to decide which one fits your setup, this overview gets you up to speed fast. Tune in for a concise breakdown of all three!
In this special Christmas Day episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Hans and Jason unwrap their Christmas wish list for thermal manufacturer. We lay out the features, upgrades and small improvements we’d love to see in the next generation of thermal scopes. From widespread feature implementation to a few wishful long shots, we share what hunters and shooters like us are really hoping for in 2026 and beyond. It's our Christmas gift to the industry and a few not so subtle hints for the thermal manufacturers too! Merry Christmas from all of us at The Late Night Vision Show and Outdoor Legacy!
In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show Hans and Jason bring you their top picks for the year for the Best Thermal Binoculars for 2025. This is the last installment of the Best of 2025 and with this show, we go out with a bang. We explore the binocular style thermal optics that deliver advantages for more stationary hunters. With prices from under $2,000 to nearly $8,000 there are great options in every price category. Check out this is the episode to find out which binoculars stand above the rest.
In this week’s episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans move their focus to the Best Thermal Handhelds Over $2,000 for 2025. We’ve listed the top performing monoculars that offer the best image quality, best features and a good value for the dollar. This is a growing class of thermals as more and more hunters look for a high quality handheld to pair with their thermal rifle scope. If you're looking for serious performance, high resolution sensors and long detection ranges there are plenty of options on this list for you.
In this week’s episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans run down their picks for the Best Thermal Monoculars Under $2,000 for 2025. We’ve tested all the top handhelds in this category and we let you know how they stack up. If you’re looking for a thermal monocular that doesn’t break the bank, this is the show for you.
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In this week’s episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans step away from the thermal talk and take a moment to reflect on what we’re thankful for this Thanksgiving season. From family and children, employees, to loyal viewers and customers who make this show possible, we share some personal thoughts and appreciation. It’s a break from the “Best Of” series, but one that still has great importance. Join us for a laid back, heartfelt episode.
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In this final episode of our Best of 2025 thermal scope series, Jason and Hans unveil the top tier, high end thermal rifle scopes. These are the best of the best. These are the most advanced, most expensive, highest resolution and offer THE best image quality on the market today. This episode showcases the scopes that stand at the peak of the thermal hunting market for 2025. If you’re looking for the absolute top-shelf scope, this is the one you’ve been waiting for; he grand finale of our thermal scope lineup.
In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans bring you their picks for the “Best Thermal Scopes Under $6,000 for 2025". We’ve narrowed down a strong field of 8 standout models, 2 featuring 1024 resolution and the rest built around solid 640 sensors and every scope on the list has laser range finding (LRF) capabilities. We dive into why each one made the list, how the 640 optics compete with the 1024 models and discuss how the 640s still deliver serious performance. Whether you’re hunting long range, short to medium range or just demand top‑tier
gear, this episode serves the shortlist you’ll want to consider.
In this round of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans dive into their top picks for the “Best Thermal Scopes Under $5,000”. This price point unlocks some serious performance with all 640 resolution sensors, more rangefinders and a higher level of image quality, so the competition was fierce. We break down what features make the cut, highlight a few models that offer the stand out in performance and value,. Whether you’re upgrading or shopping for a serious thermal scope, this show will help you sort see the top competitors in this price range.
In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans dive into the “Best Thermal Scopes Under $4,000 for 2025.” We’ve narrowed it down to the best models, to bring you the standout picks in this mid-range price category. We breakdowns what sets our picks apart from the rest of the pack. Whether you’re upgrading your scope or buying your first serious thermal optic, this episode delivers sole great food for thought.
In this latest episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans continue our "Best Of" series with one of the most competitive price categories; thermal scopes Under $3,000. With 15 very strong contenders, this price range is packed with impressive optics, making it one of the hardest lists we've had to narrow down. We highlight a few of our personal favorites that stand out for image quality, features, and overall performance. If you're shopping in this mid-tier market, don’t miss this deep dive into a huge list of great scopes and what we like best.
In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans kick off our first "Best Of 2025" show of the year with a look at the Best Thermal Scopes Under $2,000. We call this our "budget" or "entry-level" category, and it’s packed with solid performers that perform well above their price. From a long list of scopes we’ve tested and sell, we narrow it down to a few of our top picks that offer the best balance of
features, image quality, and value. If history repeats itself, this will be one of our most viewed shows of the year; so if you’re just getting into thermal or upgrading on a budget, this episode is for you!
In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show we dig into the RIX Leap L6R, a great upgrade to the original and very popular L6. The Leap L6R offers a LRF built into the lens, along with a ballistic calculator and a greatly improved ocular zoom. We test its image clarity, rangefinder function and real‑world usability in real field conditions. Want to know how it holds up to the previous version and if the improvements make it worth the upgrade? Tune in for the breakdown!
In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans swap some of their scariest and most concerning night hunting stories they’ve experienced over the years. From really dangerous situations to giant mistakes that could have ended badly, they tell all in this brutally honest discussion. Whether you’re a seasoned night hunter or just getting started, you won’t want to miss these stories and lessons from the field.
In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Hans and Jason put the Nocpix Slim L35 thermal rifle scope through its paces. With a 3.5x base magnification, a 384 resolution and a unique QD mounting system, it quickly transforms from scope to a handheld without losing zero. We test its ID range, clarity and 18650 battery life with the with for world night hunting. If you’re hunting coyotes, hogs, coons or other varmints, this review shows whether the Slim L35 is a contender for your next thermal scope choice.
In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Hans and Jason sit down to review the RIX Storm S6R LRF thermal rifle scope. With a wide FOV, 2x base magnification and a very clear 640 resolution image quality, this scope delivers a ton of value for the dollar. We walk through its standout features and discuss its performance in real hunting conditions as well as talk about where it shines and struggles. Tune in if you’re considering an upgrade or looking for thermal scope with a LRF that really delivers clarity and value.
In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Hans and Jason review the new Pulsar Oryx LRF XG35, a compact 640 resolution thermal monocular with a built-in laser rangefinder. We break down its image quality, range performance in different weather conditions, battery life, and who it’s a good fit for. If you’re looking for a compact Pulsar thermal handheld with a LRF, this one is worth a look.
In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans revisit the tariff changes affecting the thermal optics industry and offer a follow up to our show from 4 months ago when the situation was still unfolding. Now that these tariffs are becoming permanent and more price increases are hitting, we break down what it means for hunters, manufacturers, and the market as a whole. But it’s not all bad news, there are some silver linings, including a few price drops on some popular models. Tune in for the latest updates and what to expect going forward into the coming hunting season.