In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show we dig into the RIX Leap L6R, a great upgrade to the original and very popular L6. The Leap L6R offers a LRF built into the lens, along with a ballistic calculator and a greatly improved ocular zoom. We test its image clarity, rangefinder function and real‑world usability in real field conditions. Want to know how it holds up to the previous version and if the improvements make it worth the upgrade? Tune in for the breakdown!

In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans swap some of their scariest and most concerning night hunting stories they’ve experienced over the years. From really dangerous situations to giant mistakes that could have ended badly, they tell all in this brutally honest discussion. Whether you’re a seasoned night hunter or just getting started, you won’t want to miss these stories and lessons from the field.

In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Hans and Jason put the Nocpix Slim L35 thermal rifle scope through its paces. With a 3.5x base magnification, a 384 resolution and a unique QD mounting system, it quickly transforms from scope to a handheld without losing zero. We test its ID range, clarity and 18650 battery life with the with for world night hunting. If you’re hunting coyotes, hogs, coons or other varmints, this review shows whether the Slim L35 is a contender for your next thermal scope choice.

In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Hans and Jason sit down to review the RIX Storm S6R LRF thermal rifle scope. With a wide FOV, 2x base magnification and a very clear 640 resolution image quality, this scope delivers a ton of value for the dollar. We walk through its standout features and discuss its performance in real hunting conditions as well as talk about where it shines and struggles. Tune in if you’re considering an upgrade or looking for thermal scope with a LRF that really delivers clarity and value.

In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Hans and Jason review the new Pulsar Oryx LRF XG35, a compact 640 resolution thermal monocular with a built-in laser rangefinder. We break down its image quality, range performance in different weather conditions, battery life, and who it’s a good fit for. If you’re looking for a compact Pulsar thermal handheld with a LRF, this one is worth a look.

In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans revisit the tariff changes affecting the thermal optics industry and offer a follow up to our show from 4 months ago when the situation was still unfolding. Now that these tariffs are becoming permanent and more price increases are hitting, we break down what it means for hunters, manufacturers, and the market as a whole. But it’s not all bad news, there are some silver linings, including a few price drops on some popular models. Tune in for the latest updates and what to expect going forward into the coming hunting season.

In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show Jason and Hans offer their tips and advice on getting your night optics ready for hunting season. From ensuring your thermal and night vision optics are dialed in to avoiding common mistakes that can cause huge frustration, we cover what you need to know before the season begins. Whether you’re running a brand new setup or dusting off last year’s scope, this episode will help you hit the ground prepared and confident.

In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans review the extremely popular Nocpix ACE S60R 1280 thermal rifle scope. While the Ace was announced in early 2025, supply has been extremely limited but shipments appear to be picking up just in time for fall. With a 60 mm lens, a LRF built into the lens, a 2560 resolution display and ocular zoom, this is one of the top thermal rifle scopes ever produced for the civilian market. We break down real-world performance, image quality, and whether this new player in the ultra-HD space lives up to the hype. Tune in to hear our thoughts!