TNC225R - ThermNight Thermal & Night Vision Multispectral Scope with Laser Rangefinder and Ballistic Calculator

Was more than impressed with this unit when I recieved it. For the distance I need to shoot (under 200 yards), the resolution is more than adequate-I can see mice running around in the woods out to about 75 yards and it’s great that it isn’t a 1 trick pony like a dedicated thermal unit would be.

The newer standalone units and higher resolution TNC series weren’t available when I bought my TNC-225R, but arrived shortly after. It says a lot that I’m not bummed at the opportunity to get a higher resolution when they were released shortly after I got mine….. I would buy from DNT again and hope to in the future.

Everything looks great. Still trying to learn all the functions. Will update the firmware, then mount it on my hybrid AR. Then range time..thank you

I've only had it a few weeks but love it! Have it setup on my Rock River. Zeroed the day/night vision scope at 50/200yd zero with HOB at 4inches in ballistic calculator. LRF is spot with holds for the Hornady 55gr V-Max. Thermal side is pretty amazing for only 256 res. Best money I've spent in a long time! You won't be disappointed!

Great value for price when compared to other items along same use

I'm having a blast with the scope. It is a rather steep learning curve. At 67, I've been on conventional/sniper optics for 55+ years. The electronics are clearly the future of scopes. But, it's a little like jumping from a rotary dial phone to an IPhone 15 in one giant step. I've had it mounted up for about 10 days. I'm becoming decent user with 3 night kills on varmints that have been harassing my chickens for years. I will be getting another scope for my SHTF rifle. I had an "operator problem" and the support calmly taught me what I was doing wrong, without any trouble. I haven't had it out in the rain or abused it yet, so time will tell how it holds up to real life. I actually think a left handed user would handle the functions easier than a righty, so there's an incentive for southpaw shooters. I've ordered a monopod to free up my support hand (left) to be used for operating functions. I find it a little hard to reach over with my right hand while using left hand for support.
Overall, very pleased!!!
Bob