Introducing the Bering Optics HOGSTER C, 384X288 Clip-On/Monocular Thermal Imaging Scope

[NGI_TOM]

There's a new thermal clip-on in town.

Bering Optics HOGSTER C! (more pics and video)

The Bering Optics HOGSTER C Clip-On/Monocular Thermal Imaging Scope gives the user the ability to scan for heat signatures as a handheld monocular and/or harvest your quarry as a clip-on attachment. This thermal optic can be adapted to fit virtually any day optic with objective sizes ranging from 28mm to 66mm in diameter.  Just clip-on and go or simply convert to a handheld scanner in seconds. With the ultra-compact design and rugged components, you won't want to leave home without it.

Features:

*Superior for hogs and predator control at medium- and long-range distances
*Ability to be used as a Thermal viewer when coupled with the detachable eye piece
*Switchable image polarity: White Hot / Black Hot / Colored Hot
*Ability to center the screen with respect to the viewed reticle
*Built-in electronic compass and accelerometer
*Automatic shatter based thermal core
*High resolution 1280x960 Display
*38 attachment sizes 30mm-68mm
*Precise lens focusing mechanism
*Bluetooth reroute control
*Battery status indicator
*50 BMG Recoil Rating
*Video Out

 

[SkyPup]

Any Clip-On has my interest.

Looks like a large objective lens, what size is it?

Also, what is the native magnification?

Do you just mount on the rail and cowitness the day optic to it and use the day optic crosshairs?

 

[NGI_TOM]

Great questions SkyPup!

The HOGSTER C has a 42mm objective.

In addition to the scope objective attachments, which range in size from 30mm-64mm, they offer a quick detach style picatinny mount similar to the mount offered on their BEAST R. You do have to adjust the screen to cowitness with the crosshairs in your daytime optic.

I'll get back to you on the native magnification specs.

 

[NGI_TOM]

Correction, looks like the objective attachments go up to 68mm.