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Pard
The Pard Landsat 3 Multi Spectral 35mm thermal rifle scope bridges the gap between thermal detection and night vision clarity—giving you the best of both worlds in a single optic. Whether you're hunting at night, conducting security work, or running long-distance shooting drills, this dual-channel scope lets you toggle between thermal imaging for heat detection, night vision for low-light target identification, or daytime scope viewing. The real game-changer is the picture-in-picture feature, which overlays thermal and night vision simultaneously so you can spot your target and identify it without breaking your sight picture.
At just 1.5 lbs with a compact footprint and low center of gravity, the Landsat 3 won't weigh down your rifle or throw off your balance. The 384×288 thermal sensor gives you the resolution to identify targets at distance, while the 35mm lens balances field of view with manageable overall size. This is the kind of versatile, lightweight thermal scope that serious hunters and marksmen reach for when conditions demand flexibility—and weight matters.
If you've been torn between committing to a dedicated thermal scope or a night vision optic, the Landsat 3 eliminates that choice. Run thermal alone for pure heat detection in pitch darkness, flip to night vision when you need visual clarity in moonlight or starlight, or use picture-in-picture to get context and confirmation in a single image. It's a practical, no-compromise approach to low-light and thermal shooting.
| Sensor Type | Multi-spectral (thermal + night vision) |
| Thermal Resolution | 384×288 |
| Objective Lens | 35mm |
| Weight | 1.5 lbs |
| Viewing Modes | Thermal, night vision, daytime, picture-in-picture |
| Brand | Pard |
Yes. The thermal channel works in total darkness by detecting heat signatures rather than relying on ambient light. The night vision channel requires at least some starlight or moonlight to function effectively.
Picture-in-picture allows you to view thermal and night vision channels at the same time in a single display—typically showing one mode in the main view and the other in a smaller overlay window. This gives you both heat detection and visual identification without switching between modes.
The Landsat 3's lightweight design, thermal detection capability, and compact footprint make it well-suited for hunting applications where low-light conditions are common and you need to confirm targets at distance.
The scope weighs 1.5 lbs, making it one of the lighter thermal-capable rifle scopes available and minimizing the impact on rifle balance and handling.
Pard
The Pard Landsat 3 Multi Spectral 35mm thermal rifle scope bridges the gap between thermal detection and night vision clarity—giving you the best of both worlds in a single optic. Whether you're hunting at night, conducting security work, or running long-distance shooting drills, this dual-channel scope lets you toggle between thermal imaging for heat detection, night vision for low-light target identification, or daytime scope viewing. The real game-changer is the picture-in-picture feature, which overlays thermal and night vision simultaneously so you can spot your target and identify it without breaking your sight picture.
At just 1.5 lbs with a compact footprint and low center of gravity, the Landsat 3 won't weigh down your rifle or throw off your balance. The 384×288 thermal sensor gives you the resolution to identify targets at distance, while the 35mm lens balances field of view with manageable overall size. This is the kind of versatile, lightweight thermal scope that serious hunters and marksmen reach for when conditions demand flexibility—and weight matters.
If you've been torn between committing to a dedicated thermal scope or a night vision optic, the Landsat 3 eliminates that choice. Run thermal alone for pure heat detection in pitch darkness, flip to night vision when you need visual clarity in moonlight or starlight, or use picture-in-picture to get context and confirmation in a single image. It's a practical, no-compromise approach to low-light and thermal shooting.
| Sensor Type | Multi-spectral (thermal + night vision) |
| Thermal Resolution | 384×288 |
| Objective Lens | 35mm |
| Weight | 1.5 lbs |
| Viewing Modes | Thermal, night vision, daytime, picture-in-picture |
| Brand | Pard |
Yes. The thermal channel works in total darkness by detecting heat signatures rather than relying on ambient light. The night vision channel requires at least some starlight or moonlight to function effectively.
Picture-in-picture allows you to view thermal and night vision channels at the same time in a single display—typically showing one mode in the main view and the other in a smaller overlay window. This gives you both heat detection and visual identification without switching between modes.
The Landsat 3's lightweight design, thermal detection capability, and compact footprint make it well-suited for hunting applications where low-light conditions are common and you need to confirm targets at distance.
The scope weighs 1.5 lbs, making it one of the lighter thermal-capable rifle scopes available and minimizing the impact on rifle balance and handling.
