Nocpix

ACE Thermal Weapon Sight | H50R

SKU: ACE-H50R
$4,999.00
Sku:
ACE-H50R
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Product Overview

The Nocpix ACE was built around the idea of combining leading user-requested features in a streamlined optic that balances advanced capability with ease-of-use in the field. Designed to feel like a traditional day optic; the ACE is compatible with bolt action or semi-automatic rifles using standard 30mm mounts and rings. The combination of an internal USB-C charging battery and a removable 18650 style rechargeable battery allows users to hot-swap batteries in the field for indefinite runtime. A 1-3x ocular magnifier provides optical magnification of the 2560×2560 round AMOLED display inside the eyepiece. The Vision+ system pairs this high-resolution display with a 15 mK NETD sensor for an incredibly detailed and precise image. The 1,300-yard capable laser rangefinder on the Nocpix ACE is integrated directly into the 50mm germanium objective lens. In addition to streamlining the body design and reducing bulk; this allows for improved horizontal alignment of the infrared laser with the viewing system.

The ACE S60R also brings the best-available thermal sensor resolution (1280x1024) to the most versatile thermal weapon sight platform on the market. With a 2x native (base) magnification; a12x digital zoom and a 1-3x Optical Magnifier; the magnification range delivers fantastic image quality at all ranges. The ACE H50R offers all the same features but comes with a sensor resolution of 640x512.

Features:

  • Lens-integrated laser rangefinder adds rangefinding capability to the optic and better laser alignment without adding bulk.

  • A 1-3x optical ocular magnifier provides additional magnification of the display without any reticle shift or digital zoom.

  • High-contrast round 2560×2560 AMOLED display provides increased clarity and detail.

  • Simplified controls offer improved ergonomics and a better user experience in the field.

  • Uses common 18650 style rechargeable batteries.

  • A ballistic calculator function displays bullet drop values based on the laser rangefinder input data and a user-customized cartridge profile.