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Sightmark
Sightmark makes optics and accessories for rifles and crossbows, built for fast target acquisition when the light keeps changing. The Sightmark night vision line we carry is the Wraith series, digital riflescopes that use a camera sensor and a screen instead of glass, so one scope can work at noon and, with infrared light, at midnight.
Choosing a Wraith
The Wraith models differ mainly in magnification and lens size. The Wraith HD comes as a 2-16x28 for lighter rifles and a 4-32x50 for longer looks across open fields. The Wraith 4K Max 3-24x50 comes with an IR illuminator, so it's ready for full-dark coyote stands out of the box. The Wraith 4K Mini is the compact option for a crossbow or a short, handy rifle. If you want to see heat rather than reflected IR light, the Wraith Mini 2-16x35 is the thermal riflescope in the family.
A digital scope works well when there's some light or when you add an illuminator. A thermal picks up body heat through light brush and on moonless nights with no light at all. Many hunters start with a Wraith digital scope and later add a thermal monocular for scanning.
Mounts and power
We also carry the Sightmark Mini QD battery pack for extra run time on cold nights, and 30mm/1 inch cantilever mounts in fixed and quick-detach versions, including one with 20 MOA built in for longer shots.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Sightmark Wraith a thermal scope?
Most Wraith models are digital night vision, not thermal. The Wraith HD and Wraith 4K scopes use a camera sensor and need infrared light in full dark, which is why the 4K Max comes with an IR illuminator. The Wraith Mini 2-16x35 is the exception: it's a true thermal riflescope that reads heat.
Is Sightmark a reliable brand?
It's a brand we're comfortable selling, and you're covered either way. Sightmark products carry the manufacturer's warranty, and if a scope you bought from us has a defect, we help you reach Sightmark and get it handled. Call us at (309) 781-8421 for a straight opinion on which Wraith suits your rifle.
Why can't I see at night with my Sightmark Wraith?
A digital Wraith needs some light. On a dark night the camera has nothing to work with until you add infrared, so turn on or attach an IR illuminator. The Wraith 4K Max 3-24x50 comes with one. If you want to see in total darkness without any light, the thermal Wraith Mini 2-16x35 reads heat instead.
How far can you see with a Sightmark Wraith?
At night, distance depends mostly on your infrared light, since a digital scope only sees as far as the IR reaches. Magnification decides how big the animal looks: the Wraith HD 4-32x50 and 4K Max 3-24x50 give more for open fields, while the 2-16x28 and the 4K Mini suit closer work and crossbows.
Is the Sightmark Wraith any good for hunting?
For a hunter who wants one scope for day and night, it makes sense. A Wraith uses a camera sensor and a screen, so it works at noon and, with infrared light, after dark. Many hunters start with a Wraith for coyotes and later add a thermal monocular for scanning fields.
