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CartProperly Mounting a Riflescope May 19, 20173:27 AM Put it on straight, sight it in, and your TRACT riflescope will take care of the rest.
How to Adjust the Locking Side Parallax
How to Adjust the Locking Side Parallax Jun 19, 201612:33 AM Here’s how to adjust the locking side parallax knob on the TORIC and TEKOA riflescopes. Share Tract Optics
Properly Sighting In Your Riflescope
Properly Sighting In Your Riflescope May 03, 20163:03 AM Use these easy steps to quickly and efficiently sight in your riflescope.
Long Range Shooting With an IMPACT BDC Reticle
Long Range Shooting With an IMPACT BDC Reticle May 02, 20161:16 AM The IMPACT BDC reticle comes in handy on a steel coyote target at 300 yards with a West Texas crosswind.
How to Reset the Turrets to Zero
How to Reset the Turrets to Zero Apr 29, 20161:24 AM Simply hold the turret down and loosen the top cap to remove the turret and realign the turret with the indicator. The last thing you want to do is change your zero, especially in the field.
Adjusting the Quick Focus Eyepiece
Adjusting the Quick Focus Eyepiece Apr 29, 20161:22 AM Every TRACT riflescope features a Quick Focus Eyepiece, which allows you to focus the reticle to your eye.
Mounting Your TRACT Riflescope
Mounting Your TRACT Riflescope Apr 29, 20163:04 PM Follow these simple steps to mount your new TRACT riflescope.
Utilizing the Parallax Adjustment
Utilizing the Parallax Adjustment Apr 29, 20161:22 AM When shooting long range, be sure to utilize the parallax adjustment knob that comes standard on every TRACT riflescope over 10x.
How To Set Up Your TRACT Binocular
How To Set Up Your TRACT Binocular Dec 18, 20154:02 AM Now that you’ve received your TRACT binocular, it’s time to set it up!
Setting the Diopter and Interpupillary Distance
Setting the Diopter and Interpupillary Distance Dec 18, 20152:32 AM Follow these easy steps to set the diopter and interpupillary distance in accordance to your eyes.
Defining The Optical Triangle
Defining The Optical Triangle Dec 15, 20151:34 AM In the world of optical design, the optical triangle is how you find the right balance between the features of the binocular.