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      Buying Monoculars in Australia

      Magnum Sports stocks optical and thermal monoculars: compact optical monoculars from Zeiss, Vortex (Solo, Recce Pro HD), Bushnell, Blaser and Tasco for walking, hunting and travel, and thermal monoculars from Pulsar, HikMicro, Zeiss DTI, ATN, Steiner, Guide and Pard for finding animals at night.

      An optical monocular is a light, cheap alternative to binoculars for a quick look; a thermal monocular is the first night tool most hunters buy, because it finds pigs, foxes and deer by their heat without pointing a rifle at anything. Optics need no licence and ship Australia-wide.

      Optical monoculars run from $40 (Tasco Essentials 10x25), $155 (Vortex Solo) and $390 (Zeiss Mono) to $980 (Vortex Recce Pro HD); thermal monoculars start at $1,699 (HikMicro Lynx and Pulsar Axion Compact XQ19) and run to $8,999 (ATN BlazeHunter XD LRF 1280).

      • PricesOptical monoculars from $40 (Tasco), $155 (Vortex Solo), $390 (Zeiss Mono) and $980 (Vortex Recce Pro HD); thermal monoculars from $1,699 (HikMicro, Pulsar) to $8,999 (ATN BlazeHunter XD LRF).
      • Availability54 monoculars listed, 35 available now; Zeiss (12), Pulsar (6), Hikmicro (4), Vortex (4), Bushnell (3) and ATN (2) on the shelf.
      • DealerMagnum Sports, 19 Babbage Road, Roseville Chase NSW — NSW Firearms Dealer Licence 413159984 — (02) 9882 2689

      Buying for night work? Go straight to Thermal Monoculars for sensor and lens advice.

      Common questions

      Monocular or binoculars: which should I buy?
      Binoculars are more comfortable for long glassing sessions and judge distance and depth better. A monocular is half the size and weight, so it suits walkers, travellers and hunters who want a quick look without a bino harness. For night hunting, a thermal monocular is the standard first purchase.
      What is the best monocular for hunting?
      In daylight a quality 8x or 10x optical monocular such as the Vortex Recce Pro HD 8x32 or Zeiss Mono. At night a thermal monocular: the Pulsar Axion Compact XQ19 and HikMicro Lynx (from $1,699) for farm scanning, or a 640-sensor unit such as the Pulsar Telos or HikMicro Falcon for long paddocks.
      Do I need a licence for a thermal monocular?
      No. Optical and thermal monoculars are not licensed items in Australia and can be shipped Australia-wide.
      Which monoculars are in stock?
      Zeiss Mono and DTI models, Pulsar Axion, Krypton and Telos, HikMicro Falcon and Condor, Vortex Solo and Recce Pro HD, Bushnell Legend, ATN BlazeHunter and the Steiner Nighthunter H35 are available now. Other models are ordered from the Australian distributors.

      Answers written by the licensed dealers at Magnum Sports, Roseville Chase NSW. Last reviewed October 2026. Firearms law differs by state; check with your state registry before you buy.