In reply to John Alcock:
The ski is a good match to the use you've described: on/off piste and a little bit of touring.
At 1870 grams per ski it's far too heavy to be considered a dedicated touring ski. For comparison, my (not particularly light) touring rig is about 1960 grams per ski including pin binding.
The Ranger 96 TI is, however, reckoned to be an excellent all-mountain ski, so perfect for 50:50 on/off piste use. My favourite resort skis are 98 underfoot and cope pretty well in most conditions.
Contrary to what French Erick said, ski bindings are not usually mounted into inserts, but you should have no problem with any binding mounting on this ski - it's construction includes titanal (a tough aluminium alloy) as well as wood (hence the weight) so it's plenty strong.
Whether a pin binding is right for your planned use is debatable. Paying far more for a pin binding with worse durability and safety than an alpine binding when you only plan to tour occasionally might not make sense. A Fritschi Freeride or similar frame binding might be a better match to your needs.
This makes a thought provoking read: https://www.powder.com/gear-locker/how-a-close-call-in-la-grave-changed-my-...
Good luck in choosing!