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No Trijicon pick in this tier
Our catalog has no scored Trijicon riflescope in the 384-class sensor tier.
Explore this tierTrijicon’s two thermal families share a 640×480 sensor format. Lenses, body design and controls set their configurations apart.
For each Trijicon scope, we average the prices of all scopes from other brands with the same sensor class, primary lens size and built-in rangefinder status. We calculate its percentage difference from that average, then average those percentages. Each qualifying Trijicon scope counts equally.
A scope needs at least 2 competing scopes to count. They may come from the same other brand; each distinct scope contributes one price. Matching these specifications does not establish equal image quality or features.
Prices are saved new-item or sale listings confirmed in stock, recorded within 30 days of 2026-10-20. 6 of 6 scopes have an eligible price. Missing prices are excluded. Availability can change.
Brands can have different scopes in their comparisons, so these percentages are not a direct ranking of brand prices.
640-class · 24 mm · No rangefinder
This scope: $5,407.
Excluded: fewer than 2 competing scopes with eligible prices.
640-class · 35 mm · No rangefinder
This scope: $6,180.
Average matching price: $2,857.
Included in the headline.
640-class · 60 mm · No rangefinder
This scope: $7,338.
Average matching price: $5,699.
Excluded: fewer than 2 competing scopes with eligible prices.
640-class · 24 mm · No rangefinder
This scope: $5,407.
Excluded: fewer than 2 competing scopes with eligible prices.
640-class · 35 mm · No rangefinder
This scope: $6,180.
Average matching price: $2,857.
Included in the headline.
640-class · 60 mm · No rangefinder
This scope: $7,338.
Average matching price: $5,699.
Excluded: fewer than 2 competing scopes with eligible prices.
Brand picks
Compare Trijicon’s picks across three sensor tiers. The scores, specifications and prices show what changes as you move up. Explore the Buying Guide for the tradeoffs across brands.
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Our catalog has no scored Trijicon riflescope in the 384-class sensor tier.
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Our catalog has no scored Trijicon riflescope in the 1280-class sensor tier.
Explore this tierPicks use the highest HuntGrade score in each sensor tier. Stars compare specifications across the full catalog. Hog identification distances are calculated estimates.
Product line decoder
Compare Trijicon’s lenses, displays, rangefinders and power options. Open a family to see its exact scopes and prices.
| The family | Sensor +Lens optionsSensor width (px) + available lenses (mm) | DisplayResolution in pixels | RangefinderBuilt in | BatteryListed runtime |
|---|---|---|---|---|
640243560 | 640×480 | None | 2× CR1234 h | |
REAP-IR scopes3 configurationsCompare the exact configuration, display and rangefinder in each scope below. 640-class24 mm REAP-IR 24mmKey specs
640-class35 mm REAP-IR 35mmKey specs
640-class60 mm REAP-IR 60mmKey specs
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640243560 | 640×480 | None | 2× CR1234 h | |
Compare the exact configuration, display and rangefinder in each scope below.
Key specs
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Key specs
A shared sensor class doesn’t establish the same image quality. Open a family for its exact scopes and feature differences.
Configurations come from our saved product catalog. Sensor columns use actual horizontal pixel counts; a shared resolution does not establish equal image quality. Runtime bars share a 12-hour scale on this page. The lighter segment shows the range within a family; an asterisk means runtime is missing for some scopes. Runtime depends on operating conditions and is not a HuntGrade test result. Mixed battery or display configurations are identified at scope level. Prices show confirmed in-stock offers from our saved retailer data; scopes without one show “Check availability”. Stars compare specifications across the full catalog. Hog identification distances are calculated estimates. Switchable lens positions are recorded for AGM Clarion. Open a scope for its specifications and source links.
Behind the brand
The people
Trijicon was founded by Glyn Bindon in 1981. The company’s conventional sights and riflescopes preceded its thermal product lines, including IR-HUNTER and REAP-IR.
The hardware
Our component research links Trijicon thermal cores to BAE Systems through dealer and trade reporting. That attribution is distinct from the maker’s own product specifications.
Sensor provenance alone does not establish the image quality, controls or performance of the complete scope.
After the sale
Trijicon’s thermal warranty distinguishes the optical and structural coverage from the electronic components. Review the term for the exact scope and purchase.
Our IR-HUNTER and REAP-IR records list three years for electronics. Do not substitute the lifetime optics term for that coverage.
Company history and warranty context follow the June 2026 dossier. The official pages could not be freshly retrieved during this rollout. BAE attribution is from dealer/trade reporting, not a direct maker disclosure.
6 retailers list 6 of the 6 Trijicon scopes in our catalog. See who carries the lineup and how often each store has the lowest listed price.
Typical listed price gap for Trijicon: $2,059 between the lowest and highest store prices.
Saved listings include out-of-stock scopes; lowest-price counts use offers recorded as available and include ties. EuroOptic and Scopelist count as one store.