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AGM
AGM Global Vision makes thermal scopes, night vision, monoculars and scanners, and its AGM thermal line gives hunters a lot of choice at a reasonable entry point. We carry 24 AGM units, from small 256 scanners to 640 rifle scopes with a rangefinder.
Reading an AGM model name
TS means a thermal rifle scope and TM a thermal monocular. The first number is the lens in millimeters and the second is the sensor width, so a Rattler TS25-384 is a scope with a 25mm lens and a 384x288 sensor. A longer lens and higher resolution show more detail farther out, while a short lens gives a wider view for close cover.
AGM thermal scopes
The Rattler is the core scope line, from the TS19-256 and TS25-256 up to the AGM Rattler TS35-640 and TS50 640, plus the TC50-640. The Varmint LRF scopes (TS35 384, TS35-640 and TS50-640) add a laser rangefinder for open fields where distances are hard to judge.
AGM thermal monoculars
For scanning, the Taipan monoculars run from the TM10 256 to the TM25-384 with a 12 micron 384x288 sensor. The Fuzion TM25 and TM35 come in plain and LRF versions, including a 640 LRF model. The Sidewinder TM25-384 and the tiny ASP-Micro TM160 round it out. An AGM thermal monocular is a good way to check a field before you walk in, and we sometimes list demo units like the Taipan TM15-384.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are AGM thermals good?
They give hunters a lot of choice at a reasonable entry point. We carry 24 AGM units, from small 256 scanners like the ASP-Micro TM160 to 640 rifle scopes with a rangefinder, such as the Varmint LRF TS50-640. AGM products carry the manufacturer's warranty, and we help you reach AGM if something goes wrong.
Can you use an AGM thermal during the day?
Yes. An AGM thermal sees heat, not light, so a Taipan or Rattler works in daylight too. You will see the best contrast early and late, when the ground is cooler than the animals. Daytime is also a good time to scan a field before you walk in, then come back after dark.
How do you sight in an AGM thermal scope?
Mount the scope tight, then shoot a group at a target that shows up on thermal, such as hand warmers taped to cardboard, at 50 or 100 yards. Move the reticle in the scope's zeroing menu to where the group hit and confirm with another shot. A Rattler TS25-384 or a Varmint LRF zeroes the same way.
What are the downsides of an AGM thermal?
Thermal shows heat, not fine detail, so a small sensor can make it hard to identify an animal far out. That's why lens and resolution matter: a TS19-256 is built for close cover, while a TS35-640 or TS50 640 shows more detail at distance. Thermal also can't see through glass.
