RIX Leap L6R Thermal Imaging Riflescope
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The RIX LEAP L6R Riflescope Engineered for those who demand the highest level of thermal performance, the RIX LEAP L6R features a new 640×480 thermal sensor that delivers outstanding image quality, sharper detail, and superior target recognition. Paired with an upgraded wide-angle lens, the L6R offers an expanded field of view for enhanced situational awareness and more efficient scanning. With a remarkable detection range of up to 2,843 yards, the LEAP L6R sets a new benchmark for long-range thermal observation and target detection.
Powered by our latest processor with AI-enhanced imaging, the LEAP L6R delivers crisp 1280 × 720 video — sharper than ever, both through the scope and on your phone. Achieve 0.35 MOA precision (0.37 inch @ 100 yards) with a finer reticle.
No more blocked targets — just clean, confident shots.
BUILT-IN LENS LRF & BALLISTIC CALCULATOR
The LEAP L6R’s laser rangefinder is seamlessly integrated into the lens system, perfectly aligning the laser and optical axes for pinpoint accuracy out to 1,312 yd.
Its compact, optimized design ensures crystal-clear imaging and excellent shock resistance, while the integrated ballistic calculator delivers instant data for faster, more precise shots.
STAY CLEAR IN TOUGH ENVIRONMENT
Equipped with thermal sensors boasting a NETD < 20mK, the LEAP L6R detects even the slightest temperature differences — delivering reliable imaging in rain, snow, or high humidity. Paired with an F0.9 lens that increases light intake by 20% compared to F1.0, it enhances brightness and detail in low-light conditions.
CONTINUOUS OPTICAL ZOOM
Enjoy smooth, crystal-clear magnification — no pixelation, no lag.
The LEAP L6R features an AMOLED display for vivid, high-contrast visuals, and a fine 5.6 μm pixel size keeps images sharp and detailed, even at 3× optical zoom.
No blur. No pixelation. Just a clear shot.
ZOOM IN DIGITALLY — WITHOUT LOSING PIXELS
The LEAP L3R/L6R features enhanced RET technology, which doubles and simulates pixels, ensuring a clearer image even after using digital zoom.
