Secutor Thermal Scope
AGM Secutor LRF thermal scopes are built for rugged mounted thermal use, longer-range field observation, and distance-aware shooting support.
Choose the Right Secutor Model
This page should serve as AGM’s rugged tactical / extended-range product-line collection page for Secutor LRF thermal rifle scopes.
- 35-384
Entry Secutor option for rugged LRF thermal scope use. - 50-640
Higher-detail 640-class option for extended field observation. - 75-640
Premium long-lens Secutor option for longer-range support. - LRF / Ballistic Context
Use only where product data confirms it.
Engineered for Every Scenario
This page should serve as AGM’s rugged tactical / extended-range product-line collection page for Secutor LRF thermal rifle scopes.
Secutor Features Built for Extended-Range Field Use
- Thermal Detection
- LRF / Distance Awareness
- Resolution and Lens Selection
- Rugged Field Build
- Ballistic-Support Context
- Power and Runtime
Explore The Full Secutor Lineup
Compare detection range, magnification, and sensor resolution to choose the model built for your terrain and shooting distance.
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Product
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Detection Range
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Base Magnification
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Thermal Resolution
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NETD
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Lens Size
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Field Of View
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Battery Life
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Digital Magnification Range
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| 1800 m/yd | 3× | 384×288 | Less than 20 mK | 35 mm | 7.5° × 5.6° or 39 ft × 29 ft at 100 yards | More than 7 hours | 3× - 24× | |
| 2600 m/yd | 2.5× | 640×512 | Less than 20 mK | 50 mm | 8.8° × 7.0° or 46 ft × 37 ft at 100 yards | More than 6 hours | 2.5× - 20× | |
| 3800 m/yd | 4× | 640×512 | Less than 20 mK | 75 mm | 5.9° × 4.7° or 31 ft × 25 ft at 100 yards | More than 6 hours | 4× - 32× |
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Secutor Thermal Scope FAQ
The AGM Secutor thermal scope family should be presented as rugged LRF thermal rifle scopes for longer-range field observation and mounted thermal use.
Explain selection by sensor resolution, objective lens, magnification/range positioning, and field use. Validate exact specs before publishing.
A laser rangefinder helps users understand target or terrain distance before making field decisions, especially for longer-range thermal scope use.