Holosun is proud to announce the introduction of the DRS-TH. The company says that this is a groundbreaking fusion optic that seamlessly combines advanced red dot technology with thermal imaging capabilities, offering a versatile and powerful tool for both enthusiasts and professionals.

Following its debut at SHOT Show 2023, the DRS-TH is now readily available to customers, promising to elevate their shooting experience to unprecedented heights. Equipped with a high-resolution 1024x768 display operating at 50 frames per second, the DRS-TH aims to deliver exceptional clarity and detail in various lighting conditions.

At the heart of the DRS-TH lies a 256x192 thermal sensor that the company claims seamlessly integrates with the red dot optic. This fusion provides users with the best of both worlds, allowing them to adapt to various shooting scenarios with ease.

The DRS-TH offers an impressive battery life, with up to 10 hours of runtime for the thermal sensor and over 50,000 hours for the red dot. This ensures that users can rely on the optic even during the most demanding tasks.

To cater to different preferences and environments, the DRS-TH features a variety of thermal image color palettes, including White Hot, Black Hot, Outline, and Highlight modes. Additionally, the built-in video recording functionality allows users to capture and share their shooting experiences.

For those who prefer to use the red dot optic without thermal imaging, the DRS-TH can be easily configured by simply flipping down the front lens cap. This flexibility makes the optic suitable for a wide range of applications.

Here is Micah Mayfield having a go at the DRS-TH early this year:

Holosun's signature Shake Awake Technology is also incorporated into the DRS-TH, extending battery life by automatically deactivating the optic's LED when not in use. A sensitive motion sensor ensures that the LED remains activated during use, providing seamless operation throughout the day.

The DRS-TH is equipped with the Multi-reticle System (MRS), allowing users to choose from different aiming points based on their specific needs. This customization feature enhances both speed and precision.

In terms of specifications, the DRS-TH offers a range of features, including a 2 MOA dot and 65 MOA circle, multiple brightness levels, digital magnification, and a rugged IP67 waterproof rating. The optic is powered by two 18350 rechargeable batteries.

The Holosun DRS-TH looks to represents a significant advancement in optics technology, combining the best of both red dot and thermal imaging worlds. With a promise of exceptional performance, versatility, and durability, the DRS-TH should be poised to become a go-to choice for shooters seeking a premium optic that can meet the demands of any situation.