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Hunting Rifle Scope

How to Choose the Right TORIC Scope: Insights from James Eagleman

For shots past 1,600 yards the right TORIC scope needs a 34mm tube, which gives the 4-25×50 its 160 MOA of total travel.

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Understanding True Scope Travel

In James Eagleman’s tests the TORIC 4-25×50 MOA model kept about 96 MOA of true scope travel after mounting on a 20 MOA rail.

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TORIC 4-20×50 LR Rifle Scope Review

A locking multi-rotation zero stop means this LR rifle scope can ride in a scabbard or pack without its turrets moving by accident.

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Setting Up a Rifle Scope Based on How You Hunt

After a 100-yard zero, setting up a rifle scope includes truing your BC at distance until real impacts match the solver’s predicted elevation.

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TORIC 4-25×50 ELR Rifle Scope Accessories

Past 500 yards even slight rifle cant can push shots off target, so the MK Machining bubble level is a key add-on for the TORIC 4-25×50 ELR.

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Top Features of the TORIC 2.5-15×44 BDC Rifle Scope Every Hunter Should Know

At around 28 ounces with 100 MOA of elevation adjustment, the TORIC 2.5-15×44 BDC rifle scope trades some weight for rugged durability.

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TORIC Rifle Scope Versatility at Its Best – Built for Every Rifle and Every Hunt

TORIC Rifle Scope As fall hunting season kicks off, it’s time to dial in your gear—and nothing impacts your success more than the clarity, reliability

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Precision Rifle Scope at Every Power: Exploring the TORIC 4-20×50 MRAD PRS

Illumination in this precision rifle scope is limited in daylight but more than adequate at dawn or dusk.

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How To Avoid The Most Common Mistakes While Mounting A Scope

Jon LaCort explains the common mistakes behind a scope that won’t hold zero, from ring screw torque to blue Loctite on the bases only.

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Why Hunters Should Start on – Low Magnification: Lessons from the Field

James Eagleman rarely goes past 15x even at 1,000 yards, a field lesson in why hunters gain from low magnification.

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How to Mount an LPVO to Your AR: A Step-by-Step Guide Featuring the TORIC 1-8×24

Knowing how to mount an LPVO means tightening ring screws evenly in a cross pattern, since uneven torque can damage the scope and impair tracking.

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