From Sightmark
Sightmark had announced the release of the Wraith HD 2-16×28! This premium digital riflescope boasts a powerful 1920×1080 CMOS sensor that delivers pristine images on a 1280×720 FLCOS display. The Wraith HD’s huge field-of-view, enabled by a large 28mm objective lens and in-demand 2x lower base magnification, perfectly accommodate feral hog hunters, as well as varmint or big-game enthusiasts. Full daytime-color mode and 200-yard nighttime detection range certify the Wraith HD as among the most advanced digital riflescopes in the shooting industry. Utilizing 4AA batteries, the Wraith HD can operate for 3.5 hours in the bush, and built-in HD video recording and 7 hours of memory capacity, with a 64gb SD card, ensure users can relive their fondest hunting memories for years on-end.
Above is a review of the 4-32x 50 mm version on my modest YouTube channel to give you an idea of what to expect in this new model.
The Wraith HD’s highly durable aluminum housing is shockproof and can withstand a maximum recoil caliber of .308. It can operate in temperatures ranging from 20F to 122F and possesses an IP55 water-resistant rating. Other features include 10 reticle options with 9 colors and 5 weapon profile saves. Included accessories an 850nm IR illuminator, an objective lens cover, fixed picatinny mount and user manual.
Upgraded features from the original Wraith:
- In-demand lower magnification range to accommodate hog hunters
- Front flip-up cap
And for a glimpse at how tough the company’s optics are, take a look at what happened to this one.