The ATN ThOR 6 mini 215 (256x192, 2-16x) is an affordable, budget-friendly thermal rifle scope built on ATN's 6th-Generation thermal engine. Its 256x192, ≤20mK sensor with SharpIR AI image enhancement delivers crisp heat signatures and real-time sharpening at 2-16x magnification, with detection out to 1,200m through a 15mm objective. It records to 64GB internal storage, streams over Wi-Fi, captures every shot with Recoil Activated Video (RAV), and stores multiple weapon profiles with Zeroing Freeze for fast, accurate zeroing.
The ATN ThOR 6 mini 215 is a strong budget-friendly thermal rifle scope for coyote and hog hunting. It features a 6th-Generation thermal sensor, ≤20mK sensitivity, SharpIR AI image enhancement, and detection out to 1,200m.
Yes. The ThOR 6 mini 215 2-16x is priced under $1,000 and still includes 64GB internal recording, Wi-Fi streaming, Recoil Activated Video, and multiple weapon profiles.
Yes. Thermal scopes detect heat instead of visible light, so the ATN ThOR 6 mini can be used during the day or at night. Avoid pointing the scope directly at the sun.
Yes. The ATN ThOR 6 mini can mount to rifles with a Picatinny rail. Its compact magnesium body works well with AR-15s, bolt-action rifles, airguns, and crossbows when properly mounted.
Clear thermal imaging, a useful 2–16x magnification range, and the OLED display makes viewing easy. Compact and straightforward to use for its size. Overall, a solid thermal scope with good image quality.
I picked up the ThOR 6 Mini 256 model to get into night hunting without blowing $2,000+, and for an entry-level core, the image quality genuinely surprised me. Clean contrast on base magnification, even on humid, foggy nights where cheap thermals turn into a gray smudge. At just over a pound, it’s super lightweight on my AR, and the rear zoom wheel is easy to use.