
Pixfra Taurus
The thermal clip-on — mount it to your day scope and hunt straight through the dark, no re-zeroing. Two sensors, one platform.
Keep the scope you trust. Add the one thing it can't do — see in the dark.
You've spent years learning your day scope — its reticle, its clicks, its zero. A thermal clip-on means you don't throw any of that away. The Pixfra Taurus mounts on the objective of your existing riflescope at a true 1×, so your magnification, your reticle and your point of impact stay exactly where they were. By day you run your glass as normal; after dark you clip the Taurus on the front and the same rifle now sees heat.
Pixfra is one of the few brands in the world that designs and manufactures its own thermal sensor cores — which is what lets it put a genuinely fine detector and honest features into a clip-on at a sensible price. The Taurus comes in two forms: the T435 with a 384 sensor for the value-minded, and the T635-LRF with a 640 sensor, a wider field of view and a 1,000 m laser rangefinder built in. Both include a Bluetooth remote, so every setting changes without you ever breaking your cheek weld.

One rifle. Day scope by day, thermal by night.
A dedicated thermal scope means a second optic, a second zero and a reticle you have to re-learn. A clip-on doesn't. The Taurus sits in front of your day scope on a Taurus clip adaptor sized to your objective, adds its thermal image at true 1×, and hands the picture straight through your existing glass. Your day-scope reticle does the aiming; your zero is untouched. Take it off in the morning and you're back to a normal day rifle in seconds.
A remote on the fore-end, and a body that holds its point of impact.
Everything about the Taurus is set up so you don't have to move off the gun. The included Bluetooth remote runs palette, zoom, calibration and recording from where your support hand sits. A high-accuracy 0.9 cm-at-100 m click value means the thermal image lands where it should, shot after shot. And the magnesium-alloy body — carbon-fibre-textured, IP67-sealed, with a replaceable 18650 and 32 GB of onboard storage — is built to live on a rifle in Australian weather.
Compare the Pixfra Taurus range
Side by side, nothing buried. With NETD, a lower number is better.
Which Pixfra Taurus is for you?
Pixfra Taurus — full spec, both models
Where a value is shared across both models it spans the row. Where it differs, each model is listed left to right.
Specifications are supplied by the manufacturer and may be revised without notice. Thermal detection distance refers to a large heat source under favourable conditions and is a sensor benchmark for comparison, not a shooting distance. The Taurus mounts to your day scope's objective using a Taurus clip adaptor sized to your scope — see the adaptor listing for the correct diameter.
The features that matter on a clip-on.
What pairs with the Taurus
A clip-on needs the right adaptor to fit your scope, and sits alongside the rest of the Pixfra optics range. Here's what to look at next.


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Pixfra Taurus — common questions
Add thermal to the rifle you already shoot.
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