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Introducing the TORIC 34MM 4-25X50 Extreme Long Range Rifle Scope
If the scope isn’t tracking true after you mount your TORIC 4-25×50, ring stress or a misaligned base is usually the culprit.
Accessories to Maximize the performance of your TORIC 4-25X50 Long Range Rifle Scope
Because the TORIC 4-25×50 rifle scope uses a 34mm main tube, it needs 34mm rings or a cantilever mount rather than 30mm hardware.
Mounting options for the TORIC 34mm 4-25X50 Long Range Rifle Scope
Mount height does not change accuracy on the TORIC 34mm 4-25X50 if your calculator has the right sight height, so choose it for a repeatable cheek weld.
Which TRACT TORIC Long Range Rifle Scope is right for you?
Let your shooting discipline pick the TORIC scope, with the 4-20×50 for hunting where weight matters and the 4.5-30×56 for shots beyond 1,000 yards.
Adjusting the Quick Focus Eyepiece on your Rifle Scope
When adjusting the quick focus eyepiece, keep your shooting glasses on if you wear them, since changing eyewear later affects reticle clarity.
Scope Height – Does it affect Long Range accuracy?
Medium rings suit most bolt-action rifles, and setting scope ring height around your natural cheek weld beats chasing the lowest possible mount.
Setting up your TRACT Optics Bino Chest Pak
Full-size 50mm binoculars fit the Bino Chest Pak once both side panels come out, while smaller glass stays snug when they are left in place.
Versatility of the TRACT Bino Chest Pak
Carried in the TRACT Bino Chest Pak, binoculars avoid the swing and bounce of a neck strap and keep weight off your neck.
RESPONSE Hunting 2.5-10X42 Rifle Scope
Butler Creek flip-up covers come with the Response 2.5-10×42, and both low and medium Warne rings are offered so it’s ready to mount and hunt.
RESPONSE Hunting Rifle Scope Turret Reset to Zero
The RESPONSE 2.5-10×42 zero reset turrets lift to disengage, so you can align the arrow with the reference mark once your rifle is zeroed.