Description
The InfiTac IOL 25 is a thermal rifle scope built for hunters and tactical users who need a single optic that can pull multiple roles without swapping gear. Its 3+1 multi-purpose design means it can run as a standalone scope, clip on in front of an existing daytime optic, serve as a handheld scanner, or mount at a 45-degree offset alongside a red dot—so one unit covers scenarios that would otherwise require several pieces of equipment, and transitions between roles without re-zeroing your primary optic.
The 384×288 thermal sensor with 12-micrometer pixels and a NETD rating below 20mK is what determines how well the imager resolves subtle temperature differences. A lower NETD figure means the detector is sensitive to finer heat gradients, which matters when you’re trying to separate a partially obscured animal from warm brush or pick up a cool-side target signature in fog. That resolution also holds detail at distance in a way that coarser sensors noticeably lose.
The 2x base magnification keeps field of view wide enough for scanning and close-work engagement without forcing the shooter to constantly reposition. The scope supports multiple reticle options, which lets the user dial in a holdover pattern suited to their cartridge and expected ranges rather than adapting to a fixed crosshair. The housing is rated to withstand up to 1,200g of recoil, placing it within range of hard-kicking calibers including 7.62×51 on platforms like the FN SCAR 17S. IoT connectivity via the DNVS-14 Pro enables real-time shared vision with other equipped units in the field, a capability that changes how small teams can coordinate target acquisition and area coverage.






