GSCI QUADRO-SLR Fusion Weapon Sight

QUADRO-SLR: fusion weapon sight with interchangeable objective lenses.

The GSCI QUADRO-SLR is a fusion weapon sight from GSCI Advanced Photonics in Canada, listed by GSCI among its sniper fusion systems and built for military and law enforcement units.

Key Facts:

• Viewing modes: Thermal, daytime, nighttime, Day-Fusion, Night-Fusion
• Objective lenses: Interchangeable 50 mm, 75 mm and 100 mm
• Total magnification: Up to 32×
• Zoom digital: 2×, 4×, 8×
• Pantalla: Approx. 15.2 mm AMOLED, colour, 800×600
• Electronic reticle: 8+8 patterns
• Battery life: Up to 7 hours on 4x AA; up to 15 hours with MVP-240
• Garantía: 7-year warranty on GSCI-made parts; 1-year OEM warranty on the thermal sensor (FPA) (GSCI)

Fusion and viewing modes:

The GSCI QUADRO-SLR combines visible/near-infrared and long-wave infrared imagery with patented GSCI fusion technology. GSCI lists five viewing modes for the QUADRO-SLR: thermal, daytime, nighttime, Day-Fusion and Night-Fusion. With the GSCI QRF-4500 laser rangefinder, GSCI states up to 90 operation modes.

Optics, display and power:

GSCI lists interchangeable objective lenses of 50 mm, 75 mm and 100 mm for the QUADRO-SLR, a total magnification of up to 32× and a digital zoom of 2×, 4× and 8×. The image is shown on an approx. 15.2 mm (0.6 in) colour AMOLED display with 800×600 pixels, with an electronic reticle of 8+8 patterns and a built-in compass, inclinometer, gyroscope and adjustable shock sensor. The GSCI QUADRO-SLR runs on 4x AA batteries in quick-swap cartridges (up to 7 hours) or on the MVP-240 battery pack (up to 15 hours), at -40 °C to +50 °C. For its QUADRO range GSCI lists adjustable parallax and a hard-anodised aluminium alloy, nitrogen-purged housing.

Difference from the QUADRO-CLR:

GSCI groups the QUADRO-SLR and the QUADRO-CLR together as sniper fusion systems. GSCI lists the QUADRO-CLR as a clip-on sight for pairing with daytime optics, with interchangeable 50 mm and 75 mm objective lenses, while the GSCI QUADRO-SLR adds a 100 mm objective lens and an electronic reticle with 8+8 patterns.

What is included:

The GSCI site and catalogue do not list the delivery contents of the GSCI QUADRO-SLR, nor which objective lens is supplied as standard; MSS Defence confirms these in the quotation. GSCI lists the MVP-240 battery pack, the QRF-4500 laser rangefinder, the MTAR-HUD, the HMD-800-MOD display, the TRC120 remote control, the COA optical adapter and the DVR-INT video recorder as options.

About GSCI and MSS Defence:

GSCI Advanced Photonics was founded in Toronto in 1992, holds CAGE code L3319 and states that every product is made in Canada and that all its systems are ITAR-free. MSS Defence is the Dutch supplier of the GSCI QUADRO-SLR: it works on quotation and gives you one point of contact for configuration, export paperwork and after-sales.

Intended use:

GSCI builds its systems for military and law enforcement units and lists the QUADRO-SLR among its sniper fusion systems. The GSCI QUADRO-SLR is a weapon sight for observation and aiming in daylight, at night and in thermal mode.

Preguntas frecuentes.

1. What is the GSCI QUADRO-SLR and who is it for?
   The GSCI QUADRO-SLR is a fusion weapon sight made in Canada by GSCI Advanced Photonics, listed by GSCI among its sniper fusion systems. GSCI builds its systems, including the GSCI QUADRO-SLR, for military and law enforcement units.
2. Which viewing modes does the GSCI QUADRO-SLR have?
   GSCI lists five viewing modes for the GSCI QUADRO-SLR: thermal, daytime, nighttime, Day-Fusion and Night-Fusion. In the fusion modes the GSCI QUADRO-SLR combines visible/near-infrared and long-wave infrared imagery.
3. Which objective lenses and magnification does the GSCI QUADRO-SLR offer?
   GSCI lists interchangeable objective lenses of 50 mm, 75 mm and 100 mm for the GSCI QUADRO-SLR. GSCI states a total magnification of up to 32× and a digital zoom of 2×, 4× and 8× for the GSCI QUADRO-SLR.
4. How is the GSCI QUADRO-SLR powered?
   The GSCI QUADRO-SLR runs on 4x AA batteries in quick-swap cartridges or on an external source such as the MVP-240 battery pack. GSCI states a battery life of up to 7 hours on 4x AA and up to 15 hours with the MVP-240 for the GSCI QUADRO-SLR.
5. What is the difference between the GSCI QUADRO-SLR and the GSCI QUADRO-CLR?
   GSCI groups both as sniper fusion systems. GSCI lists the GSCI QUADRO-CLR as a clip-on sight with 50 mm and 75 mm objective lenses for pairing with daytime optics, and the GSCI QUADRO-SLR with 50 mm, 75 mm and 100 mm objective lenses and an electronic reticle with 8+8 patterns.
6. What warranty does GSCI give on the GSCI QUADRO-SLR?
   GSCI states a 7-year warranty on the GSCI-made parts of the GSCI QUADRO-SLR; the thermal sensor (FPA) carries a 1-year warranty from its manufacturer. Both periods run from delivery. GSCI has confirmed that these terms apply to deliveries through MSS Defence in Europe.