Rix Leap L3R Thermal Scope

RIX LEAP L3R Thermal Riflescope

Premium Performance in a Budget-Friendly 384 Platform

The RIX LEAP L3R is the highly sought-after "little brother" to the flagship L6R. It offers the same cutting-edge technology—including continuous optical zoom and an integrated laser rangefinder—but uses a high-performance 384×288 sensor. This makes it the ideal choice for hunters who want professional-grade features and reliable target identification out to 300+ yards without the 640-resolution price tag.

Key Performance Highlights

• Continuous Optical Zoom: Unlike standard thermals that "pixelate" as you zoom in digitally, the L3R features a true optical zoom from 3.2x to 9.6x. This keeps your image sharp and detailed throughout the magnification range.

• Ultra-Sensitive 384 Sensor: Featuring a 12µm sensor with a NETD <20mK, the L3R excels at picking up tiny heat signatures in difficult conditions like heavy humidity, thick fog, or light rain.

• Fast F0.9 Objective Lens: The 35mm lens is designed with an F0.9 aperture, allowing 20% more heat energy to reach the sensor compared to standard F1.0 lenses, resulting in a significantly brighter image.

• Seamless LRF Integration: The Laser Rangefinder is built directly into the lens housing, ensuring it stays aligned with your point of aim. It provides instant distance measurements up to 1,312 yards.

Advanced Hunter Features

• Ballistic Calculator: When the LRF measures distance, the onboard computer automatically adjusts your aiming point based on your rifle’s specific ballistic profile.

• 0.35 MOA Precision: The L3R offers incredibly fine adjustment increments, allowing for a 0.37-inch adjustment at 100 yards, ensuring a perfect zero.

• Intuitive "Oversized" Controls: Features three large knobs and two large buttons designed for "blind" operation, making it easy to adjust settings in total darkness while wearing gloves.

• Expanded Eye Box: A redesigned eyepiece offers a 30% larger "forgiving" eye box, allowing you to see a full image even if your head isn't perfectly aligned with the scope.

Technical Specifications