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ATN
The ATN TICO 6 thermal clip-on is a 1x magnification thermal imaging attachment designed to mount in front of your existing day optics, instantly converting any rifle scope, hunting sight, or AR optic into a thermal-capable system. With a 384×288 thermal sensor, it delivers effective target detection and identification for night hunting, security applications, and low-light field work without requiring you to swap out your primary optic or change your shooting setup.
Thermal clip-on systems like the TICO 6 appeal to hunters and shooters who want thermal capability as a supplementary tool rather than a complete sight replacement. The 1x magnification means it preserves your underlying scope's magnification—if your primary optic is a 3-9x scope, you'll see the thermal image at 1x while maintaining the ability to use your scope's zoom. This makes thermal clip-ons particularly popular for hunting applications where you might want to scan and locate game at night, then dial back to your day optic for the final shot.
ATN is a well-established name in thermal and night vision optics, known for consumer-grade thermal devices that balance capability with accessibility. The TICO 6's compact form factor and clip-on design mean it adds minimal weight and bulk to your rig, and it mounts quickly in front of most standard optics without permanent modifications.
| Magnification | 1x |
| Thermal Sensor Resolution | 384×288 |
| Type | Thermal Clip-On |
| Manufacturer | ATN |
Yes, that's the primary purpose of a clip-on design. The TICO 6 mounts in front of most standard optics without modification, allowing you to keep your current scope while adding thermal imaging capability.
That's the pixel count of the thermal sensor—the number of individual thermal data points it captures. Higher resolution generally allows for better detail and target recognition at distance, though practical performance depends on lens quality and environmental conditions.
Thermal imaging is legal for hunting in many states during specific seasons and for certain game; check your local hunting regulations before use. Many hunters use thermal as a spotting and detection tool before switching to conventional optics for the shot.
Thermal imaging detects heat—it works in complete darkness and poor visibility but doesn't amplify light. Night vision (image intensifier) amplifies available light and requires at least some ambient light to function. Thermal clip-ons like the TICO 6 are thermal systems.
ATN
The ATN TICO 6 thermal clip-on is a 1x magnification thermal imaging attachment designed to mount in front of your existing day optics, instantly converting any rifle scope, hunting sight, or AR optic into a thermal-capable system. With a 384×288 thermal sensor, it delivers effective target detection and identification for night hunting, security applications, and low-light field work without requiring you to swap out your primary optic or change your shooting setup.
Thermal clip-on systems like the TICO 6 appeal to hunters and shooters who want thermal capability as a supplementary tool rather than a complete sight replacement. The 1x magnification means it preserves your underlying scope's magnification—if your primary optic is a 3-9x scope, you'll see the thermal image at 1x while maintaining the ability to use your scope's zoom. This makes thermal clip-ons particularly popular for hunting applications where you might want to scan and locate game at night, then dial back to your day optic for the final shot.
ATN is a well-established name in thermal and night vision optics, known for consumer-grade thermal devices that balance capability with accessibility. The TICO 6's compact form factor and clip-on design mean it adds minimal weight and bulk to your rig, and it mounts quickly in front of most standard optics without permanent modifications.
| Magnification | 1x |
| Thermal Sensor Resolution | 384×288 |
| Type | Thermal Clip-On |
| Manufacturer | ATN |
Yes, that's the primary purpose of a clip-on design. The TICO 6 mounts in front of most standard optics without modification, allowing you to keep your current scope while adding thermal imaging capability.
That's the pixel count of the thermal sensor—the number of individual thermal data points it captures. Higher resolution generally allows for better detail and target recognition at distance, though practical performance depends on lens quality and environmental conditions.
Thermal imaging is legal for hunting in many states during specific seasons and for certain game; check your local hunting regulations before use. Many hunters use thermal as a spotting and detection tool before switching to conventional optics for the shot.
Thermal imaging detects heat—it works in complete darkness and poor visibility but doesn't amplify light. Night vision (image intensifier) amplifies available light and requires at least some ambient light to function. Thermal clip-ons like the TICO 6 are thermal systems.
