ATN: Thermal imagers and clip-on devices for hunting and estates

ATN: digital optics for the night

American Technologies Network, or ATN for short, was founded in Silicon Valley in 1995 and is now based in Doral, Florida. The company builds thermal and night vision optics as well as digital day and night riflescopes for hunters, sport shooters, public authorities and the military. Its product lines include the BlazeHunter monoculars, the TICO clip-on device and the ThOR and X-Sight riflescopes. In-house technology such as the Smart HD platform, the SharpIR image processing and the Recoil Activated Video recording feature is built into many devices, often together with Wi-Fi, app connectivity, a ballistic calculator and a laser rangefinder.

ATN at Agrarzone

For observation you will find the BlazeHunter 335, 635 and 650 LRF thermal imagers. All three have a built-in laser rangefinder, so you not only see the animal but also know straight away how far off it is. If you want to use your existing riflescope at night, take a look at the TICO-LTV 650X thermal clip-on.

Frequently asked questions

What does LRF mean?
LRF stands for laser rangefinder. A single press of a button and the device shows the distance to your target right in the image.

Am I allowed to use a thermal clip-on device?
That depends on the country and often on the region as well. Many rules only allow it for certain species. Check the regulations for your hunting ground before you use the device.