I’ve had my hand on one of the ELR Tract Optics scopes for a few months now and have been lucky enough to help in the making of this video. Anyone else a Tract Optics fan?
Time to try something new.
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Does having 3 Tract Toric scopes count as being a fan?
All of them are the FFP 4 x 20 x 50, 30mm tube, MRAD scope. While that floating dot is a tad on the small side, they work very well for me.
mike
All of them are the FFP 4 x 20 x 50, 30mm tube, MRAD scope. While that floating dot is a tad on the small side, they work very well for me.
mike
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Hmmm, Tract Toric —
do they have scopes that have
•10y parallax
•with exposed turrets and
•regular holdoff reticles?
Then I'm interested.
Matthias
do they have scopes that have
•10y parallax
•with exposed turrets and
•regular holdoff reticles?
Then I'm interested.
Matthias
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Yep, just put the 4-25x50 on the Ghost! I was super stoked when they announced this optic and it doesn't disappoint
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Matthias!
Hmmm, Tract Toric —
do they have scopes that have
•10y parallax Look on the site. Most of the higher end are 25 yards. Depending on model, some do go down to 10 yards.
•with exposed turrets and YES
•regular holdoff reticles? YES
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Hmmm, Tract Toric —
do they have scopes that have
•10y parallax Look on the site. Most of the higher end are 25 yards. Depending on model, some do go down to 10 yards.
•with exposed turrets and YES
•regular holdoff reticles? YES
Rifle Scopes
Each rifle scope is built using the highest quality glass and components and is backed by the TRACT Trust Assurance.
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@JungleShooter I didn’t see one ticking all of those boxes. The Tract hunter scopes I saw focus down to 10 yards, but don’t have Christmas tree styled reticles. The long range scopes have hold of styles reticles, but focus down to 25 yards. I may have missed something that you’ll find.Hmmm, Tract Toric —
do they have scopes that have
•10y parallax
•with exposed turrets and
•regular holdoff reticles?
Then I'm interested.
Matthias
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Thanks for checking, I appreciate it!
For clarification on a "holdoff reticle":
There are lots of reticles out there that cannot be used to hold off for windage or elevation: Simple crosshairs, duplex, German reticle, BDC reticle,.....
These either don't have any subtensions (hash lines, mildots). Or the subtensions are unevenly spaced, like in a BDC that is calibrated to who knows what firearm cartridge.
A holdoff reticle would have subtensions that are evenly spaced. The grid style or "christmas tree" reticle is just a specialized form of it.
Cheers,
Matthias
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@JungleShooter Then you may like the 2.5-15x44 30mm tube Tract hunter scope. It has a basic hold off reticle with subtensions on both axes. I guess they’re ok for some folks shooting from moderate medium-range distances with an airgun. Holding off for windage and elevation simultaneously with these is a bit more challenging to me.
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There’s an IR version too
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Can be had for around $1000 USD
TORIC UHD 30mm 2.5-15X44 FFP MRAD/MRAD Hunting Rifle Scope
Featuring fully multi-coated SCHOTT high-transmission (HT) glass and extra-low dispersion (ED) lens, which make up TRACT’s advanced Ultra High Definition (UHD) optical system. The TORIC 30mm 2.5-15x44 provides the long range hunter with the perfect magnification and objective size to maximize...
tractoptics.com There’s an IR version too
TORIC UHD 30mm 2.5-15X44 FFP Illuminated MRAD/MRAD Hunting Rifle Scope
Featuring fully multi-coated SCHOTT high-transmission (HT) glass and extra-low dispersion (ED) lens, which make up TRACT’s advanced Ultra High Definition (UHD) optical system. The TORIC 30mm 2.5-15x44 provides the long range hunter with the perfect magnification and objective size and an...
tractoptics.com Can be had for around $1000 USD
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