The RIX Black Friday sale is live at Huey Outdoors. The LEAP L12R is now $5,299, the DBH D12 is $7,499, and the TITAN T6 handheld is $1,999. We pay the sales tax and offer free shipping.
I put together a new Lone Star Boars hunting video to go with the sale: hogs moving across open fields, encounters under the trees, coyotes, and a coordinated countdown. The footage features the LEAP L12R, DBH D12 and LEAP L6R—the optics I’m talking about, out in the field.
These promotional prices began October 26, 2026. Select a model below for the current product details, availability and ordering.
| RIX model | Black Friday price | Type |
|---|---|---|
| RIX LEAP L3R | $1,999 | Thermal riflescope |
| RIX LEAP L6R | $3,399 | Thermal riflescope |
| RIX LEAP L12R | $5,299 | Thermal riflescope |
| RIX DBH D6 | $4,899 | Thermal riflescope |
| RIX DBH D12 | $7,499 | Thermal riflescope |
| RIX TITAN T3 | $1,399 | Handheld thermal monocular |
| RIX TITAN T6 | $1,999 | Handheld thermal monocular |
We pay the sales tax + free shipping. No official promotion end date has been announced. Check the product pages for current pricing and availability.
Video release: October 26, 2026, at 11:30 a.m. Central. The sale is already live. The video becomes available at its scheduled YouTube release.
Watch the video on Lone Star Boars’ YouTube channel.
The video opens with the LEAP L12R hunt, then moves through clips from all three scopes. The countdown encounter starts around 6:23; the LEAP L6R footage begins around 9:29. These are clips from different hunts and conditions, so treat them as field examples rather than a controlled side-by-side comparison.
The L12R’s 1280×1024 sensor gets attention, but the wide 2× starting view is a big part of why I like hunting with it. When hogs are close, moving, or coming out of vegetation, I want to keep the situation in view. The L12R gives me that wide starting point and the flexibility to increase magnification when I need it.
At the sale price of $5,299, this is the model I would put high on the list for someone who wants 1280 thermal imaging and a versatile field of view. Shop the LEAP L12R or read my full LEAP L12R field review.
The DBH D12 has produced the best thermal image I’ve personally seen. I still choose between it and the L12R based on the hunt: the D12’s image is the draw for me, while the L12R’s wider 2× starting view is especially useful in tighter country.
If image quality is your main priority, take a look at the DBH D12 at $7,499. My DBH D12 field review explains what won me over.
The LEAP L6R is $3,399, and its hog and coyote clips are included near the end of this video. The sale also covers the LEAP L3R, DBH D6 and the TITAN handhelds. The table above links every promotional model, including the TITAN T6 at $1,999.
If you’re working out how much thermal you need, start with 640 vs. 1280 thermal scopes: what do you actually gain? and my field-tested thermal scope buying guide.
Call Huey Outdoors at 817-668-1001 and tell me about your terrain, typical distances and budget. I’d rather help you pick the scope that fits your hunting than simply point you at the most expensive one.
