Set and forget scope. Tract? Maven? NF? Trij?

[4phw]

Has there been any Tract products that passed the drop test? I really enjoyed my binos from them. I have been considering
-tract toric
-maven rs1.2
-nightforce SHV 4-14
-trij HX
Ideally I’d like capped elevation and windage, as I don’t need to dial. Is there anything that exists like that? I know the tract toric 1” hunt 3-15 has that.

really just looking for a “set and forget” durable, reliable scope.

 

[Matt5266]

Based on what you've said , capped and not going to dial id go with a Trijicon Huron or Credo

 

[atmat]

SHV 3-10 forceplex

Or SB 3-12 P3L. Capped windage but VERY low profile elevation turret.

 

[WoolyBugger]

I like my 4-14 f1 shv for hunting and you can get them around $800 used now, capped windage but not elevation. Just wish it had the mil-c reticle.

I think the rs1.2 has been priced out of the market that made it so popular.

 

[Hthunter]

SHV 3-10 force plex or accupoint 3-9 green dot

 

[Hondo64d]

If absolutely not wanting a turret, I’d likely go with one of these.

https://tractoptics.com/toric-uhd-30mm-2-5-15x44-sfp-illuminated-bdc-hunting-rifle-scope

I did a review on a turreted version of that scope, and it did very well. You can find the review here on Rokslide. A Nightforce SHV is another worthy of consideration, but the glass on the Torric will be better.

I have not tried a 1” Toric, but have read that it did not hold up to the drop test.

John

 

[Q_Sertorius]

I love my Trijicon AccuPoint 3-9x40.

 

[JLH3]

I just went through the same thing and bought a Huron 3-12.

 

[Macintosh]

Never seen a tract scope, cant comment there. But afaict none of the other scopes you mentioned meet your criteria of a set it and forget it scope. If that's what you want, IMO a NF SHV 3-10 (now NX6 I guess?), S&B Klassik (which IS available with both capped elevation and windage) or Trijicon Huron/credo/accupoint are the most likely to be reliable options that meet those parameters. I own an S&B 3-12 and several different trijicons (huron, credo and accupoint 3-9 and 1-6) and have been happy with those, and they have all held zero to the nearest click over multiple checks and long periods of time with rough handling.
IMO--assuming its for big game--nothing higher magnification than 9x or 10x on the high end is helpful in a point and shoot scope. Varmints, targets, maybe some extra magnification is helpful, but for this style scope at point-and-shoot ranges for deer+-sized animals the additional magnification above 10x or so is more of a liability than an asset.

 

[Seuss]

I have 2 Tract 3-15's and couldn't be happier. Great glass and tracks/holds zero like a champ.
Had a question on the zero stop one Saturday, emailed Tract and was on the phone w one of the owners in 15 minutes.