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CartDiscover why Line‑of‑Sight is the correct setting when pairing your TRACT rangefinder with the Eagle Ballistics app. Learn how LOS delivers true distance, prevents double‑correction, and ensures the most accurate ballistic solutions for precision shooters.
How-To Range Small Targets at Long Range
Ranging the target two or three times before you trust the ballistic solution is a simple way to range small targets with confidence.
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.
What The New Non-Locking Turret Actually Solves
Sitting lower with larger numbers, the TRACT non-locking turret is less likely to snag on props and comes in MOA or MRAD for select TORIC models.
TORIC 10×42 Eagle Ballistics LRF Binocular Review
The Eagle Ballistics LRF binocular syncs rifle profiles from its app over Bluetooth and shows the firing solution in a customizable heads-up display.
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.
Rechecking Zero: The #1 Accuracy Fix PRS Shooters Overlook
After rechecking zero, enter any new velocity in Eagle Ballistics and relock Zero Scope Angle so your data stays right.
Mastering the Gun Number
Mastering the gun number helped The Dollar Sportsman hold for quartering wind and connect on a milk jug at 1,000 yards with a TORIC 4.5-30×56.
Why the Relative Wind Feature Is a Game‑Changer
Set wind speed and direction once and the relative wind feature recalculates your hold from the compass as you swing between targets.
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.
Upload Gun Profiles from Eagle Ballistics App to TORIC 10×42 Eagle Ballistics LRF Binocular
No subscription is needed to upload gun profiles, since the ballistic engine is built into the binocular and the app only creates and syncs them.