TNC635R - ThermNight Thermal & Night Vision Multispectral Scope with Laser Rangefinder and Ballistic Calculator

Initial impressions are that this optic is incredibly built, with user friendly features and great viewing quality. I haven’t had a chance to utilize it yet other than messing around in the backyard. I will update this review in a few weeks when I have the chance to put it to work with my 6mm ARC.

So far, so good! It's performance is exceeding the expectations of all of it's advertisements. There are so many facets to this scope it seemed intimidating, but it has been to set up, easy to use, and make changes with. Looking forward to enjoying all the features!

I received the scope and immediately went to charging the batteries. I went out and tested the scope that night and was highly pleased with all the features, the clarity of the thermal and the night vision is awesome. For the ranges im shooting which are 100-300 yards this scope will have no problem and identifying will be instantaneous.

Great features

Very good value

Absolutely amazing optic!!!! had 30 minutes to set it up. One of my buddies had one and knew how to do it and it was off to the races. Super accurate. Can’t wait to dig into it myself and get the family going with coyotes. Can’t say enough about this product and glad I went with it.

What a great innovation, Super simple to set up and zero rifle. I was very skeptical at first talked to the tech dept ( Matt) and he was on point with all info. I spent couple hrs with button function and watching you tube videos and bam. I will be buying another one soon . I had 3 shot zero on first try and bullet holes touching at 100.

This optic was a ton of fun! I have multiple, but this quickly became my favorite. Flipping between DNVG and Thermal is amazing, and then at last second (saving battery) kicking on flood for crystal clear view of the pig was great!

I was using this on my 45-70 lever gun, and it took the recoil just fine. Stayed on zero...

One negative, when zeroing and following instructions, I would start with the Digital Site get good zero, then move to thermal. When doing this, it would create some form of "sympathetic" movement for the Digital site. So very difficult to zero both exactly... In the end, settled on the Digital site being correctly zeroed (took shots from digital) and used Thermal for target ID. Maybe we were doing something wrong... but not intuitive.

Out side of that minor complaint... Amazing site! Loved it and will buy the new version when available!

Haven’t gotten it zeroed just yet… but for the price point of the 600 series… I’m very impressed so far. Haven’t put it under any tough conditions

Very happy with my TNC635R! Have spent some time with it at home but have only been able to use it in the field once. I would highly recommend!