Rattler-C V2 Thermal Imaging Clip-On riflescope with high Sensitivity Thermal Optic Detector, Thermal Clip-On System Quick Day Optic Conversion with on-Board recoding, Wi-Fi

This clip-on thermal is awesome. No change of impact point when mounted on the Picatinny rail in front of my regular day scope. I could watch mice moving around at 50 yards.

Along with the scope adapter this is a great product. When I'm not night hunting for hogs, it can be removed with just a lever so that I can use the same rifle in the daytime

The rattler c v2 35-384 is amazing. But I just got off the phone with AGM and also received an email from them stating that they DO NOT sell anything directly on amazon. The Amazon listing says its from the AGM Store but they are not affiliated with the actual AGM company

Bought for my boyfriend's Christmas present. He absolutely loves it. Just wish it came with the adapter/transition piece that it comes with if you were to order it directly from the manufacturers site.

I had the Rattler Clip-On V2 19-256 for several months now and used in the field and on my optical test bench with the following findings: 1) The good: The thermal vision at night is exellent. Small animals can be identified withing 150 yards and a heat signature detected several hundred yards away. The fast refressh rate keep movement smooth 2) The bad: It has probable the worst interface that I ever found in any optical device. Controls are counterintuitive (M is not Menu but Mode), with layer upon layer of screens. You will spend a good deal of time at home with the incomplete-user manual to set up your Rattler. Forget about trying setup in the dark. The rangefinder option sounds interesting until you try to use it. Need to select the animal, and click measure the pig or deer from top to bottom. Find me a deer or pig that will stand still over bare ground while I do these measures!! Several included connectivity features are irrelevnt o useless to me. Aligning the Rattler Clip-On solidly to your scope is very problematic (read below) 3) The ugly: Advertisement in Amazon and elsewere show the Clip-on with a clamp for your scope. The same clamp appears on the box with the product. It does not come inside the package and AGM washes their hands on their marketing gimmick (I talked to them). Each clamp sells for over $200 and you will need one for each objective size of your intended rifle scopes. If you do not want the Rattler Clamp-On for rifle mounting, then, the eyepiece to use it as a thermal monocular will cost you over$200. I adaped with PVC tubes and epoxy a $20 6x18 monocular that works perfectly. Later I machined and aluminum adapter to use the monoculr and Rattler as stand alone rifle scope. Consider seriously using the Rattler C V2 as stand alone optics since aligning it to your scope without moving the scope point of impact is feasible but tricky. My opinion: AGM should reduce the programmed layered control options (dozens of reticles, colors, shapes, styles, recordings, useless rangefinder, etc etc) into a vastly simpler and user friendly control interface. Selling a clip-on without the required clip adapter shown on advertisements and on the shipping box is unethical to say the least. The AGM customer support was non-existent when I need it. Good luck. JLS (50 years camping, 35 years hunting and 40 years working professionally with optical equipment)

I have wanted a thermal forever. So far this scope is working great. Still figuring it all out but the images a very good.

.....The adapter is to mount this Thermal unit to a 50mm objective riflescope AND it is $ Priced @ +/-$383.00...! You might want another support adapter to support the device on the riflescope. I'm thinking this Thermal unit would be great on a Camera. Do your research before purchase! SFGS! Semper Fi and Godspeed!!! Bernard