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SIGHTMARK WRAITH 4K MAX 3-24X50 W/ IR DIGITAL RIFLESCOPE
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$1,149.95
$699.97
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Overview
Sightmark’s Wraith 4K Max digital riflescope is a harmony of technology, power and precision. In low-light conditions, the Wraith 4K Max utilizes an enhanced ultra-high definition 4000x3000 digital CMOS sensor to detect objects up to 300 yards away, and in daylight, this detection range is even further. The Wraith 4K’s sharp 1280x720 display resolution delivers crystal-clear imaging while 3-24x digital magnification gives users the versatility to adjust as needed. The Wraith 4K’s 850nm IR illuminator features 90 minutes of operating time on max, and its night vision mode and daytime color mode offer crisp, vibrant views of the environment. With a hardy aluminum housing, the Wraith 4K boasts built-in UHD 4K video recording with audio, 10 reticle options and an IPX5 water-resistant rating. Its rechargeable, internal battery provides up to 8 hours of power.
SIGHTMARK WRAITH 4K MAX 3-24X50 w/IR DIGITAL SCOPE
Features
- Enhanced ultra-high definition 4000x3000 sensor
- Crystal-clear 4K digital imaging
- 300-yard detection range
- Night vision mode
- Daytime color mode
- Sharp 1280x720 HD full color display
- 3-24x magnification
- Detachable 850nm IR LED illuminator
- Built-in video recording
- 10 reticle options in 9 colors
- Up to 8-hour run time on an internal rechargeable battery
- Additional weaver rail for accessories
- 4 weapon profile saves
Included in Package
- IR flashlight
- Daytime lens filter
- Objective lens cover
- Fixed picatinny mount
- USB cable
- User manual
Batteries Used
- Type: CR123A
- Quantity: 2
| Type of Sensor | CMOS sensor |
|---|---|
| Sensor resolution, pixels | 4000x3000 |
| Display Type | LCOS |
| Display Resolution, pix. | 1280x720 |
| Built-in Video Recorder Availability | Yes |
| Maximum memory card supported, Gb | 256 |
| Format of video clip | MP4 |
| Resolution of video clip | 4K/1080/720 |
| Format of photo files | JPEG |
| Resolution of photo files | 1080/720 |
| Magnification | 3 - 24 x |
| Diameter, Lens, mm | 50 mm |
| Digital Zoom | 1 - 8 x |
| Lens Focus, mm | 60 mm |
| Relative aperture, D/f' | 1.2 |
| Field of view, m@100m | 10.5 |
| Field of view, ft@100yd | 31.5 |
| Minimum focusing distance, ft/m | 16.4 |
| Eye Relief | 2.7 / 69 (in / mm) |
| Diopter Adjustment | +/- 5 |
| Emitter | LED |
| IR Wavelength | 850nm |
| Equivalent IR Power, mW | 2,500 |
| Battery Life (with IR) | 90 minutes on max |
| Night Vision Detection Range | 300 / 274 (yd / m) |
| Battery life, hours | 5 hours recording / 8 hours no wifi and no recording |
| External Power Supply | 5V via USB |
| Windage & Elevation click value | .3 MOA |
| Elevation Range of Adjustment | 60 MOA |
| Windage Range of Adjustment | 227 MOA |
| Number of Preloaded Reticles | 10 |
| Colors | Black, white, red, blue, green, cyan, orange, yellow, magenta |
| Body Material | Aluminum |
| Accessory rail mount | Picatinny |
| Operating Temperature | - 4 to 140 / - 20 to 60 (F / C) |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX5 - water resistant |
| Shockproof | Yes, 3ft |
| Maximum Recoil | .308 |
| Length | 12 / 304.8 (in / mm) |
| Width | 1.875 / 63 (in / mm) |
| Height | 3 / 75 (in / mm) |
| Weight, oz | 34.6 oz |
Specs
- Brand
- Sightmark
- SKU:
- SM18030
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Sightmark Wraith 4K Max any good?
It's a strong pick if you want one scope with a wide magnification range for day and night. The 3-24x zoom, 4000×3000 sensor and 4K recording handle long field shots and filming the hunt, and saved profiles let it move between four rifles.
How far can you see with the Wraith 4K Max?
At night, Sightmark rates the 4K Max to detect objects out to 300 yards with its 850nm IR illuminator, and farther in daylight. Identifying an animal takes more detail than detecting it, so expect to confirm what you're looking at closer than that 300-yard figure.
Why can't I see at night with my Wraith 4K Max?
A digital scope needs some light, and on dark nights that light comes from the IR illuminator. Make sure the detachable 850nm IR is mounted, switched on and charged, and that the scope is in night vision mode. On max power the IR runs about 90 minutes, so bring spare batteries.
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