Introducing the
Choose your sensor
The 640 is for the hunter who wants the best image at this price. The 384 gives you more magnification reach for less money. Pick the one that fits how you hunt.
Thermal 2-16x40
The highest-resolution sensor in the line. 640×512, NETD with 20mK, and a wider 2x base for scanning, with a 40mm objective.
Best for: hog and predator control, identification at distance, night matches.
Thermal 3-24x35
A 384×288 VOx sensor with a 3x optical base for medium-range identification, 60fps, and the same 1,000-yard rangefinder.
Best for: property owners, first-time thermal buyers and compact gas guns.
Tap a red dot to see each feature
Eyepiece
Battery Compartment
Power + Dot Buttons
Red Control Dial
Image, range, angle, holdover and battery all on one screen, so you never take your eye off the animal.
Flip the lever, twist off the cap and swap the 18650. Up to 4.5 hours per cell, and two batteries plus a USB-C charger come in the box.
Double-tap the single-dot button to range. Tap the double-dot button to record or take a photo. Power opens the menu.
Turn it to zoom up to 8x digital. Press it to change palettes. It also drives every menu, so you never come off the eyepiece.
Accessory Rail
Picatinny Mount
Rubber Eyecup
Mount a laser, or bolt on an external battery pack and run the scope off USB-C for all-night sits.
Cross bolts and thumbscrews, torqued to 35–50 in-lb. Slide it fore or aft to set your 2-inch eye relief. A short body built for AR-style rifles, braced pistols and SBRs.
Blocks glow from the display so it doesn't light up your face on a dark stand.
Laser Rangefinder
Objective Lens
Lens Cap
Focus Lever
Class 1, 905nm laser, 5 to 1,000 yards. ±1 yard out to 200 and ±0.5% beyond, with distance, angle and holdover on the display.
The 640 runs a 40mm objective on a wider 2x base for scanning; the 384 a 35mm objective on a 3x base for more reach. Both refresh at a smooth 60fps.
A hinged cap protects the objective, flips clear when it's time to glass and stays attached, so it's never lost in a pocket.
Bring the image sharp from close range out to distance with a quick throw. It stands proud of the housing so you can work it with gloves on.
Real footage recorded on the Wraith 2.
Through the eyepiece
Real footage recorded on the Wraith 2. Flip through all five palettes and pick the one that fits your ground.
Reticles
Pick a style and a color that stands out against your background, from a hot summer field to a snow-covered pasture.
SFP Reticles 10 · second focal plane
FFP Reticles 4 · first focal plane
The first Wraith with a built-in laser rangefinder. Double-tap to range from 5 to 1,000 yards. Load your bullet data into one of five weapon profiles and the scope shows your holdover point for that distance.
The 640 runs a 640×512 VOx sensor with 20mK sensitivity, the most detail in the Wraith 2 line. A 1024×768 OLED keeps its contrast from a January coyote stand to an August hog hunt.
A 6.9-inch body on an integrated Picatinny mount, with a removable side rail for a laser or battery pack. Each 18650 runs up to 4.5 hours, two come in the box, and USB-C takes external power for long sits.
Record video and photos straight to microSD. Onboard Wi-Fi streams the view to the Sightmark app so your partner sees what you see, and you can pull the footage after.
Sightmark app
Connect to the scope over secure, encrypted Wi-Fi.
Change brightness, contrast, reticle style and more from your phone.
Watch the live view and open the videos and photos the scope recorded.
Get new features, reticle additions and fixes as they release.
Free for iPhone and Android.
| Wraith 2 LRFSpec | SM17013640 LRF | SM17006384 LRF |
|---|---|---|
| Model | 640 Thermal 2-16x40 | 384 Thermal 3-24x35 |
| Sensor | ||
| Resolution | 640×512 | 384×288 |
| Sensor type | Vanadium Oxide (VOx) | Vanadium Oxide (VOx) |
| Pixel pitch | 12 µm | 12 µm |
| NETD | 20mK | 20mK |
| Spectral range | 8–14 µm | 8–14 µm |
| Frame rate | 60 fps | 60 fps |
| Optics | ||
| Objective lens | 40 mm | 35 mm |
| Optical magnification | 2x (wider field for scanning) | 3x |
| Digital zoom | 1–8x | 1–8x |
| Total magnification | 2–16x | 3–24x |
| Eye relief | 2 in50 mm | 2 in50 mm |
| Detection range (4.9 ft / 1.5 m target) | 2,730 yd2,500 m | 2,350 yd2,150 m |
| Display and aiming | ||
| Display | 1024×768 OLED | 1024×768 OLED |
| Color palettes | 5: White Hot, Black Hot, Rainbow, Green Hot, Iron Heat | 5: White Hot, Black Hot, Rainbow, Green Hot, Iron Heat |
| Reticles | 14 (4 FFP, 10 SFP) | 14 (4 FFP, 10 SFP) |
| Weapon profiles | 5 | 5 |
| Ballistic holdover | Yes, from LRF reading + your load data | Yes, from LRF reading + your load data |
| Laser rangefinder | ||
| Laser | Class 1, 905 nm, 1.8 mW | Class 1, 905 nm, 1.8 mW |
| Ranging distance | 5–1,000 yd4.6–914 m | 5–1,000 yd4.6–914 m |
| Accuracy | ±1 yd at 5–200 yd, ±0.5% at 200–1,000 yd±0.9 m at 4.6–183 m, ±0.5% at 183–914 m | ±1 yd at 5–200 yd, ±0.5% at 200–1,000 yd±0.9 m at 4.6–183 m, ±0.5% at 183–914 m |
| Recording and power | ||
| Video and photo capture | Yes, to microSD | Yes, to microSD |
| Wi-Fi streaming | Yes, via the Sightmark app | Yes, via the Sightmark app |
| Battery | 1× 18650 (2 included) | 1× 18650 (2 included) |
| Runtime | Up to 4.5 hrs (preview mode) | Up to 4.5 hrs (preview mode) |
| External power | USB-C | USB-C |
| Build | ||
| Housing | Aluminum alloy | Aluminum alloy |
| Water resistance | IPX6 | IPX6 |
| Operating temperature | -4° to 122°F-20° to 50°C | -4° to 122°F-20° to 50°C |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 6.9 × 3.4 × 3.5 in174 × 87 × 88 mm | 6.9 × 3.4 × 3.5 in174 × 87 × 88 mm |
| Weight (with caps) | 30.8 oz874 g | 31.1 oz883 g |
| In the box | ||
| Included | 2× 18650 batteries, USB-C 18650 charger, USB-C to USB-A cable, rubber eyecup, front and rear flip caps | 2× 18650 batteries, USB-C 18650 charger, USB-C to USB-A cable, rubber eyecup, front and rear flip caps |
Specifications from the Wraith 2 LRF user manual (Rev 5).
FAQ
Quick answers about choosing, ranging and recording with the Wraith 2 LRF.
Get the 640 if image detail comes first: a 640×512 sensor, NETD under 40mK and detection out to 2,730 yards, with a wider 2x base for scanning. Get the 384 if you want more magnification reach for less money: a 3x base and 2,350-yard detection. Both have the same rangefinder, OLED, reticles, recording and battery.
5 to 1,000 yards, accurate to ±1 yard at close range and ±0.5% beyond 200 yards. The reading shows on the display so you stay on the target.
A single 18650, with up to 4.5 hours of runtime. The scope doesn’t charge the battery while it’s installed. Charge spares in the included USB-C 18650 charger, and use the scope’s USB-C port to run it off external power for longer usage.
Yes. Both models record video and take photos, and onboard Wi-Fi connects to the Sightmark app to stream the view and download footage.
Both are rated IPX6, sealed against rain and heavy spray, and operate from -4°F to 122°F. They are not rated for submersion.
640 vs. 384
Same rangefinder, display, recording and battery. Pick the sensor and magnification that fit how you hunt.
SM17013
Thermal 2-16x40
$3,499.97
Best for: hog and predator control, identification at distance, night matches.
SM17006
Thermal 3-24x35
$1,999.97
Best for: property owners, first-time thermal buyers and compact gas guns.
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