Canadian Gunz

Welcome back to Canadian Gunz. This time I’m looking at the Tract Toric UHD Eagleman 4-25×50. I liked the glass and the fairly clean reticle, so let’s get into what stood out.

So, what stood out to me?

Glass So Clear, You'll Think You're There

Looking at the barn and distant trees, I found plenty of detail and liked the image. Recording through a camera doesn’t show everything you see behind the scope, but the outdoor look left me impressed.

Eye Relief and Eyebox

I found the eye relief and eyebox comfortable to use. That doesn’t remove the need for the right scope position and shooting form.

A Reticle That Gets Straight to the Point (Literally)

I liked the relatively clean reticle, the floating centre aiming point and the illumination. For a hunting scope, I don’t want so much going on that it hides the target.

Field of View So Wide, You'll See Everything

I liked the field of view at low power and the extra magnification available at the top end. Those are different jobs, and I want a hunting optic to be usable across its range.

Buttery Smooth Adjustments and Turrets That Talk Back

The parallax control felt smooth, as did the magnification and illumination controls. I didn’t notice grittiness or slop in those adjustments.

The turret clicks felt tactile and responsive to me. I liked the zero stop and the readable markings. The windage turret was capped, which suits how I use a hunting scope.

The Tracking and Box Tests

I was happy with the box and tracking checks in the original review. That is a qualitative result, not a measured claim of zero tracking error.

Final Thoughts

For a straightforward 100-yard hunting setup, this may be more magnification than you need. For a rifle doing more range work as well, I liked the combination of glass, controls and reticle. That’s my take from the original review.