NocPix BOLT L35R Thermal Imaging Scope with LRF

The NocPix BOLT L35R uses a conventional 30mm riflescope tube and is designed to be installed using suitable 30mm mounting rings.

Required ring diameter: 30mm.

The correct mount must match the rifle's rail or mounting system and provide adequate clearance for the scope's objective housing.

• For a compatible Picatinny or Weaver rail, select suitable 30mm Picatinny/Weaver rings.
• For a compatible dovetail rail, select suitable 30mm dovetail rings.
• Check objective clearance, bolt operation and eye relief before completing installation.

The BOLT L35R does not require 34mm scope rings.

Mounting rings are not listed in the manufacturer's standard package contents.

Where the Bamfords free Hawke Match Mounts promotion applies, suitable 30mm mounts can be added separately to your basket.

If you need help identifying the correct ring height or fitting, contact Bamfords Online with your rifle and rail details.

The BOLT L35R features a 384 × 288 VOx thermal detector with a 12μm pixel pitch.

Its ≤20mK NETD thermal sensitivity allows the scope to distinguish small temperature differences under specified test conditions.

The detector provides more native image detail than the 256 × 192 sensor fitted to the BOLT P25R, making the L35R better suited to customers who want to examine thermal subjects at longer distances.

The 50Hz refresh rate provides smooth image updates when viewing moving subjects or changing the scope's direction.

Actual thermal image quality depends on target contrast, humidity, atmospheric conditions and distance.

The BOLT L35R uses a 35mm germanium objective lens with an F1.0 aperture.

This combination supports thermal energy collection and provides a focused viewing angle suited to medium- and longer-distance observation.

The larger objective and higher-resolution detector distinguish the L35R from the smaller P25R.

Manual focusing allows the image to be adjusted for the viewing distance.

NocPix specifies a maximum detection distance of 1,800 metres for the BOLT L35R.

This figure is based on a reference target measuring approximately 1.7 × 0.5 metres under the manufacturer's specified test conditions.

Detection means establishing the presence of a heat source. It does not mean a subject can be positively identified at the maximum detection distance.

Real-world detection and identification distances depend on subject size, temperature contrast, weather and atmospheric conditions.

The BOLT L35R provides a 3.5× base magnification and a maximum stated magnification of 14×.

Its field of view is 7.5° × 5.7°, equivalent to approximately 13.2 × 9.9 metres at 100 metres.

The combination provides a relatively focused image for detailed observation while retaining enough surrounding scene information for practical use.

Increasing digital magnification narrows the viewing area and does not increase the native resolution of the thermal sensor.

The BOLT L35R incorporates a laser rangefinder with a manufacturer-stated maximum measuring distance of 1,200 metres.

The LRF allows the user to obtain distance information without carrying a separate handheld rangefinder.

Its measurements can also be used by the scope's ballistic calculation functions.

Actual ranging performance depends on target reflectivity, weather, viewing angle and distance.

The BOLT L35R includes ballistic calculation functionality designed to work with its integrated laser rangefinder.

When the appropriate ballistic information has been configured, the system can use measured distance to calculate an estimated aiming correction.

Accurate zeroing and reliable ballistic information are essential. Calculated results should be checked rather than assumed to be correct in every situation.

The BOLT L35R features a 1024 × 768 AMOLED viewing display.

The display presents the processed thermal image, reticle, rangefinder information and on-screen menus.

The scope provides 50mm eye relief and a dioptre adjustment range from -5D to +5D.

Its traditional riflescope-style viewing arrangement is designed to feel familiar to users of conventional optics.

The BOLT L35R provides selectable thermal colour palettes, allowing the display presentation to be adapted to viewing conditions and personal preference.

Available image functions include an ultra-clear viewing mode, designed to improve perceived scene detail in suitable conditions.

Picture-in-picture functionality allows a magnified section of the image to be displayed while retaining a wider surrounding view.

Image settings can be adjusted to balance contrast, visible detail and viewing comfort.

The BOLT L35R uses a dual power system consisting of an internal rechargeable 5,000mAh battery and a removable rechargeable 18650 battery.

NocPix specifies a maximum operating time of up to 12 hours at approximately 22°C under its test conditions.

The manufacturer's standard package includes two rechargeable 18650 batteries and a compatible battery charger.

This allows a charged spare removable battery to be carried for extended sessions.

Actual operating time depends on temperature, Wi-Fi use, recording, display settings and rangefinder activity.

The scope also supports compatible charging and external power functions through its USB connection.

The BOLT L35R includes 32GB of internal memory for storing photographs and video recordings.

Recording features include standard video capture, audio recording through the built-in microphone and recoil-activated video recording.

Wi-Fi connectivity supports compatible app functions and wireless communication with supported mobile devices.

USB connectivity provides an interface for supported charging and data-transfer functions.

The BOLT L35R features a durable housing with IP67 dust and water protection.

The manufacturer's stated operating temperature range is -20°C to +50°C.

At approximately 880g with its removable battery fitted, the L35R provides a traditional riflescope-style format with integrated thermal imaging and rangefinding functionality.

Correct installation, suitable mounts and routine care remain important for dependable operation.

The L35R and P25R share many of the same electronic features, including integrated laser rangefinding, ballistic calculation, the dual-battery system and onboard recording.

The L35R offers a higher-resolution detector, larger objective and longer stated detection distance.

The P25R provides a more affordable option for users who want the core BOLT functionality without requiring the L35R's additional thermal detail.

The BOLT H50R is the higher-resolution alternative for customers who prioritise finer image detail and longer-range observation.

The L35R is an attractive choice for customers wanting integrated rangefinding and ballistic features at a more accessible price.

The H50R is better suited to users who prioritise the additional image detail of a 640 × 512 detector.

According to the NocPix BOLT-series user manual, the manufacturer's standard package contains:

• 1 × NocPix BOLT L35R thermal imaging riflescope with integrated LRF
• 2 × rechargeable 18650 batteries
• 1 × compatible 18650 battery charger
• 1 × USB data/charging cable
• 1 × heated target for zeroing
• 1 × protective portable carrying bag
• 1 × lens cleaning cloth
• 1 × quick-start guide

The scope also incorporates its own internal rechargeable 5,000mAh battery.

Mounting rings are not listed among the manufacturer's standard accessories. The BOLT L35R requires suitable 30mm scope rings.

Where the Bamfords free Hawke Match Mounts promotion applies, compatible mounts can be added separately to your order.

Package contents may vary by distribution batch or manufacturer revision.

The NocPix BOLT L35R is covered by the manufacturer's published warranty terms:

• Main device: 3-year standard warranty.
• Qualifying thermal detector: 10-year warranty.
• Rechargeable batteries: 2-year warranty.
• Eligible product registration may extend the main-device warranty by one additional year.

Warranty coverage is subject to the manufacturer's applicable terms, registration requirements and exclusions.

For products purchased from Bamfords Online, contact us first if a fault develops. We can help arrange the appropriate supplier or manufacturer warranty process.

Your statutory consumer rights are unaffected.

What size scope rings does the BOLT L35R require?

The BOLT L35R uses a conventional 30mm scope tube and requires compatible 30mm mounting rings. Select the appropriate rail fitting and ring height for your rifle.

Are mounting rings included?

Mounting rings are not listed in the manufacturer's standard package. Suitable 30mm Hawke Match Mounts are available through the Bamfords free-mount promotion where applicable.

Does the BOLT L35R come with batteries?

Yes. The manufacturer's standard package includes two rechargeable 18650 batteries and a charger. The scope also incorporates a built-in rechargeable battery.

How long does the battery last?

NocPix specifies a maximum operating time of up to 12 hours under its test conditions at approximately 22°C. Actual runtime depends on settings and usage.

Does the BOLT L35R have a laser rangefinder?

Yes. It has an integrated laser rangefinder with a manufacturer-stated measuring range of up to 1,200 metres.

Does it have a ballistic calculator?

Yes. The BOLT L35R includes ballistic calculation functionality designed to work with the integrated rangefinder.

How far can the BOLT L35R detect?

NocPix specifies a maximum detection distance of up to 1,800 metres under reference test conditions. This is not the same as positive identification distance.

How much internal storage does it have?

The BOLT L35R has 32GB of internal storage for photographs and video recordings.

What is the difference between the L35R and P25R?

The L35R uses a 384 × 288 sensor and 35mm objective, while the P25R uses a 256 × 192 sensor and 25mm objective. The L35R offers higher native resolution and a longer stated detection range.

Does the BOLT L35R require an IR torch?

No. It is a thermal imaging riflescope that detects temperature differences without external infrared illumination.

What warranty is included?

NocPix's published policy provides three years for the main device, ten years for qualifying thermal detector components and two years for batteries, subject to the applicable terms. Eligible registration may extend main-device coverage.