What it is best for

The TS35-384 is ideal for hunters who want a single scope for most night work. The 2x base magnification gives a wide field of view that hog and predator hunters favor for tracking multiple animals, while the 384-sensor adds the detail to identify them.

Key features and specifications

• 384×288 thermal sensor (17-micron)
• 35 mm germanium lens, 2x base magnification with 8x digital zoom
• Detection range up to ~1235 yd (~1130 m)
• Wide field of view for tracking groups of animals
• 1024×768 OLED display, 50 Hz refresh, picture-in-picture
• Multiple reticles and colour palettes
• 16 GB storage, onboard recording and Wi-Fi
• Can double as a handheld monocular; weather-resistant

Trade-offs and who it is not for

The low 2x base favors field of view over magnification, so for long-range identification a 640 model is better. The original Rattler runs at a lower refresh than the newer V2 generation.

Pairs well with

• If you want a 640 image: AGM Rattler TS50-640 Thermal Riflescope
• If you want to keep your day scope AGM Rattler TC35-384 Thermal Clip-On
• If you on a tighter budget: AGM Rattler TS19-256 Thermal Riflescope

FAQ

• What is the detection range of the TS35-384? The TS35-384 has a detection range of up to around 1235 yards on a heat source, but practical identification distances are shorter.
• Why such a low base magnification? The 2x base gives a wide field of view, which hog and predator hunters prefer for spotting and tracking multiple animals.
• Does it record video? Yes, it records video to 16 GB of onboard storage and supports Wi-Fi streaming and picture-in-picture.

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