Russian state corporation Rostec has announced that its Shvabe holding company unveiled new optical and thermal imaging sights at the international OrelExpo-2026 exhibition. The devices are designed for ultra-long-range shooting and operations in low-light conditions.

Among the new products is the Pilad AMULET thermal imaging sight, equipped with a built-in laser rangefinder. The system can measure distances to targets almost instantly, covering a range of 5 to 1,000 meters. It also provides clear imaging around the clock and can detect objects even when temperature differences are minimal.

According to Shvabe, the Pilad AMULET was developed by the Vologda Optical and Mechanical Plant as a compact solution for precision shooting and observation. The company highlighted its lightweight construction and small dimensions, along with a universal mounting system compatible with firearms fitted with a standard Picatinny rail.

The holding company also showcased the PO540 optical sight, offering variable magnification from 5x to 40x. Designed for shooting at extremely long distances, including in mountainous terrain, the device is optimized for use with large-caliber rifles.

Another new product presented at the exhibition was the PT14 thermal imaging sight. It features a picture-in-picture mode, an advanced ballistic calculator and video recording capabilities. The device also offers extended operating time thanks to improvements in its rechargeable battery system.