The Sig Sauer Echo SV35-LRF packs Sig's BDX 2.0 ballistic integration and a laser rangefinder into a lighter 1.5-12x35mm thermal — the format built for the way most night hunting actually happens: closer than 150 yards, off sticks or a bipod, on a rifle you're also carrying all night. The lower base magnification gives a wider field of view for scanning and faster target pickup when a sounder of hogs scatters.

Same BDX brain as the flagship — ranged, corrected aim points on the display — in a package that trades reach you rarely use for handling you'll notice every hunt.