NOCPIX BOLT P25R THERMAL SCOPE

The Nocpix BOLT P25R is a thermal riflescope with an integrated laser rangefinder and ballistic calculator. Its 256 × 192 detector, ≤20 mK thermal sensitivity, 25 mm F1.0 objective and Reality+ image processing provide a clear thermal image in darkness and low-contrast weather conditions.

The 3.5–14× magnification range is intended primarily for short- and medium-distance observation. Its laser rangefinder operates at distances up to 1200 m, while manufacturer and distributor specifications list heat-source detection at up to 1300 m. An integrated 5000 mAh battery and replaceable 18650 battery provide up to 12 hours of operation.

Suitable for use

• Lawful nighttime hunting

• Woodland rides, field edges and mixed terrain

• Short- and medium-distance observation

• Detecting animals in complete darkness

• Foggy, humid and reduced-visibility conditions

• Measuring distance with an integrated laser rangefinder

• Photograph, video and audio recording

• Users looking for an accessible thermal scope with rangefinding and ballistics

Why choose the Nocpix BOLT P25R?

• 256 × 192 VOx thermal detector

• 12 μm pixel pitch

• Thermal sensitivity of ≤20 mK

• Smooth 50 Hz refresh rate

• Fast 25 mm F1.0 objective

• Reality+ image-enhancement algorithm

• Ultra Clear mode for difficult conditions

• Magnification range of 3.5–14×

• Detection range of up to 1300 m

• Integrated laser rangefinder with a range of up to 1200 m

• Integrated ballistic calculator

• 1024 × 768 AMOLED display

• Seven thermal colour palettes

• 32 GB internal memory

• Photograph, video and audio recording

• Recoil-activated video recording

• Wi-Fi and N-LINK application support

• Dual internal and replaceable battery system

• Up to 12 hours of operating time

• Durable aluminium body

• IP67 environmental protection

Technical specifications

• Product type: Thermal riflescope

• Detector type: Uncooled VOx

• Sensor resolution: 256 × 192 px

• Pixel pitch: 12 μm

• Thermal sensitivity: ≤20 mK

• Refresh rate: 50 Hz

• Objective lens: 25 mm

• Lens aperture: F1.0

• Focusing: Manual

• Base magnification: 3.5×

• Maximum magnification: 14×

• Angular field of view: 7.0° × 5.3°

• Field of view at 100 m: 12.3 × 9.2 m

• Manufacturer- and distributor-specified detection range: Up to 1300 m

• Image processing: Reality+

• Special imaging mode: Ultra Clear

• Display type: AMOLED

• Display size: 0.39"

• Display resolution: 1024 × 768 px

• Colour palettes: 7

• Eye relief: 50 mm

• Exit pupil: 10 mm

• Dioptre adjustment: –5 to +5

• Laser-rangefinder range: Up to 1200 m

• Rangefinding accuracy: ±1 m

• Laser safety class: Class 1

• Ballistic calculator: Yes

• Customisable reticles: Yes

• Ballistic profiles: Yes

• Picture-in-picture mode: Yes

• Photograph recording: Yes

• Video recording: Yes

• Audio recording: Yes

• Recoil-activated recording: Yes

• Internal memory: 32 GB

• Wi-Fi: Yes

• Mobile application: N-LINK

• Data and charging connection: USB-C

• Integrated battery: 5000 mAh

• Replaceable battery: 1 × 18650

• Maximum operating time at 22 °C: Up to 12 hours

• Main-tube diameter: 30 mm

• Body material: Aluminium alloy

• Recoil resistance: Up to 6000 J

• Protection rating: IP67

• Operating temperature: –20 to +50 °C

• Dimensions: 375.7 × 91.6 × 75 mm

• Weight with battery: 870 g

Supplied with

• Nocpix BOLT P25R thermal riflescope

• 2 × rechargeable 18650 batteries

• Battery charger

• USB-C cable

• Carrying bag

• Optics-cleaning cloth

• 5 × thermal zeroing pads

• Rubber eyecup

• Quick-start guide

The 30 mm rings or mounting base required for installation must be selected according to the firearm and may not be part of the standard package.

Frequently asked questions

Is a 256 × 192 detector sufficient?

This resolution is suitable for heat-source detection and short- to medium-distance use. The 1024 × 768 AMOLED display and Reality+ processing help produce a clearer image, but a model with a 384 × 288 or 640 × 512 detector will reveal more fine detail and retain better image quality under digital magnification.

Is 1300 m the recognition or shooting distance?

No. It is the detection distance for a heat source measuring approximately 1.7 × 0.5 m under suitable conditions. Reliable recognition and identification distances are considerably shorter and depend on weather, target size, background and the selected magnification.

How does the P25R differ from higher-resolution BOLT models?

The P25R uses a 256 × 192 detector and a 25 mm objective, making it the more accessible model in the BOLT range. The L35R and H50R provide higher sensor resolution and more detail at longer distances. The P25R retains the principal BOLT features, including a 1200 m rangefinder, ballistic calculation, recording and dual-battery power.

How far can the laser rangefinder measure?

The integrated laser rangefinder has a specified range of up to 1200 m and an accuracy of ±1 m. Actual performance depends on the size and reflectivity of the measured object, weather conditions and how steadily the device is held.

Does the ballistic calculator replace live-fire zeroing?

No. The calculator uses entered firearm, ammunition and environmental information to estimate the required correction. Its accuracy depends on the quality of those inputs, and the actual point of impact must be confirmed safely at an authorized shooting range.

What does 3.5–14× magnification mean?

The scope has 3.5× base magnification and digital magnification up to 14×. Increasing magnification narrows the visible field and makes the detector pixels progressively more noticeable. The most natural and detailed image is obtained at lower magnification.

How long do the batteries last?

The integrated 5000 mAh battery and replaceable 18650 battery provide up to 12 hours of combined operation at 22 °C. Cold temperatures, Wi-Fi, recording and high display brightness may reduce actual runtime. The external battery can be replaced while the device continues operating from its internal battery.

Can photographs and video be recorded?

Yes. The BOLT P25R can save photographs, video and audio to its 32 GB internal memory. Recoil-activated video can begin recording when recoil is detected, while Wi-Fi enables connection to the N-LINK mobile application.

Can the BOLT P25R be used in rain?

Its IP67 rating provides dust protection and resistance to temporary immersion in water. It is suitable for normal wet outdoor conditions but should not be treated as diving equipment. Keep the battery-compartment and USB-C covers properly closed.

Recommended products

• Nocpix BOLT L35R for higher sensor resolution and additional detection range

• A handheld thermal imager for scanning

• High-quality 30 mm mounting rings

• Spare protected 18650 rechargeable batteries

• A suitable 18650 battery charger

• An optics-cleaning pen and microfibre cloth

• A padded rifle case with sufficient clearance for the mounted scope

When is the Nocpix BOLT P25R the right choice?

The BOLT P25R is well suited to users looking for an accessible complete thermal scope with an integrated laser rangefinder, ballistic calculator, recording functions and long battery life. Its 25 mm objective and 3.5× base magnification are intended primarily for short- and medium-distance use.

A model with a 384 × 288 or 640 × 512 detector is the better choice when reliable recognition at longer distances or retained detail under digital magnification is the main priority. The P25R’s strength is its feature-to-price ratio: rangefinding, ballistics, Wi-Fi, 32 GB of storage and dual-battery power are also present in more expensive BOLT models.

A handheld thermal imager remains more comfortable for prolonged scanning because it allows the surroundings to be observed without moving the firearm. The P25R is better suited to users who require observation, rangefinding and sighting functions in one device.

Expert recommendation

The BOLT P25R uses a conventional 30 mm main tube, but the rings must suit the firearm, rail and required installation height. Maintain sufficient clearance for its 50 mm eye relief and ensure that the eyepiece, battery compartment and controls remain accessible. The scope’s position and point of impact must be checked safely at an authorized shooting range after installation.

Muzzle velocity, ballistic coefficient, sight height and other information entered into the ballistic calculator must correspond to the actual firearm and ammunition combination. Treat the calculated correction as an aid rather than a substitute for a confirmed point of impact.

Keep the spare battery in a warm inner pocket during cold weather and avoid storing it completely discharged for extended periods. Remove loose dust with air or a soft brush before wiping the objective lens. Always use the thermal riflescope in accordance with applicable hunting, firearm and wildlife regulations.

Integrated rangefinding and ballistics at an accessible level

The Nocpix BOLT P25R combines a 256 × 192 detector, ≤20 mK thermal sensitivity, a fast 25 mm F1.0 objective and a laser rangefinder operating at distances up to 1200 m. Reality+ processing, a 50 Hz refresh rate, 32 GB of storage and up to 12 hours of runtime make it a practical choice for users who want the core BOLT features in the range’s most accessible model.