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CartIn this video, we guide you step by step on how-to reset to zero and install the zero Stop. Whether you’re a seasoned shooter or new to long-range optics, optimize your TORIC 34mm or 30mm rifle scope by these simple instructions to ensure your scope is perfectly set for your next session. Learn how to use the tools included in your package, or grab your own kit and follow along!
Choosing the Right Rifle Scope for Your Hunting Style
In this video, James Eagleman from Barbour Creek Long-range Shooting School takes the mystery out of Choosing the Right Rifle Scope for Your Hunting Style . With hunting season upon us, many of you are probably deciding on the best scope for your hunting rifle. The right scope can make all the difference in your hunting experience, so let’s break down what you need to consider.
Accessories to Enhance Your TORIC Rifle Scope
In this video, we introduce essential accessories designed to enhance the precision and functionality of your new TORIC Rifle Scope. Whether you’re looking to stabilize your shot, quickly adjust magnification, or protect your scope, these accessories offer everything you need for an optimized long-range shooting experience.
Eagleman Long Range Hunting Reticle
In this video, James Eagleman at Barbour Creek long-range shooting school will walk you through the full function and benefits of the Eagleman Long Range Hunting reticle and give you practical advice on how to adjust for wind and get an accurate measurement of an animal in the field.
Compensating for Shooting Angles
Compensating for shooting angles is one of the most important skills for a hunter to master. No matter if you’re positioned uphill or downhill relative to your target, the principle remains the same: gravity always acts downward, meaning it only affects the horizontal distance your bullet travels.
Does your Scope Height Affect Long-Range Accuracy?
In this video, we tackle the question: “Does your scope height affect long-range accuracy?” We’ll explore how scope positioning influences your comfort, shooting consistency, and overall accuracy. Stay tuned to discover practical advice on optimizing your scope height for different shooting positions, particularly when shooting prone.
ELR Scope for Air Rifles
In this video, we introduce our latest innovation in long-range shooting optics: the pinnacle ELR Scope for Air Rifles. This powerful scope takes extreme long-range accuracy to a whole new level, with industry-leading elevation adjustments and precision optics that will change the way you shoot. Whether you’re competing or hunting, this ELR scope offers the perfect balance of performance and weight, so you can perform at your best.
Spotting Scopes: Straight vs. Angled
Dive into Spotting Scopes: Straight vs. Angled and the differences between them. Plus, we’re thrilled to introduce our all-new TORIC Spotting Scopes. Whether you’re a seasoned hunter, birdwatcher, or just someone passionate about the outdoors, this video will help you choose the perfect spotting scope for your needs. Stay tuned to learn how these scopes can enhance your field experience, no matter the terrain or conditions.
TORIC 4-25X50 34MM Eagleman LR Rifle Scope Overview
TORIC 4-25X50 34MM Eagleman LR Rifle Scope Overview. Discover the newest edition to the TORIC 4-25×50 34mm line up. Now with the enhanced Eagleman Long Range Hunting reticle designed to elevate your long-range hunting experience.
Why James Eagleman Prefers MOA
In this video, James Eagleman, a former military sniper and renowned shooting instructor, dives deep into the specifics of Minute of Angle (MOA) versus Milliradian (Mil) reticles.
TORIC UHD 8×32 Binocular Review – Ron Spomer Field Test
Looking for premium‑grade glass in a truly compact package? Optics guru Ron Spomer puts the brand‑new TORIC UHD 8×32 from Tract Optics through a real‑world test—comparing it against industry icons from Swarovski and Zeiss to see how this direct‑to‑consumer challenger stacks up. Get the full scoop on SCHOTT HT glass, edge‑to‑edge sharpness, low‑light performance, and why dropping nearly ½ lb (just 23 oz / 5.2 in. tall) matters on steep back‑country hunts.