Tract Optics enters the sporting glass market with an impressive catalog of smartly designed riflescopes and binoculars. The company’s Toric models utilize premium, fully multicoated glass and offer features that today’s hunters and shooters look for, such as tactical-style adjustment turrets on scopes and grip-enhancing rubber armor for binos. Best of all, Tract is committed to competitive pricing that will offer real value to consumers.
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