As just stated, Tasco, now owned by Bushnell, has introduced a new scope with the name "Titan", which is not the quality of the one made prior to the Tasco bankruptcy.
In the 1990s, Tasco produced some very nice 30mm tube scopes, the Euro line and the Titan line. I was stunned, the first time I looked through a Euro 4x40.
The Titans retail pricing was all over $600 US. The 3-12x52mm was probably over $700, a lot of money then, too much to overcome the Tasco image. The glass was made in Japan, in the Hakku factory that makes glass for the top Nikon cameras and binoculars.
When Tasco Titans were being dumped, I bought a 1.25 - 4x30, German #1, FFP. It is great. Only the top German glass would surpass it. Mine is on a .375 H&H. I wish I had bought a 3-9x42mm Titan.
There are several things to ask:
I the reticle in the first focal plane or second? Titans were built both ways.
Which reticle is it? I have seen Titans with 30-30 duplex, German #1, and German #4.
How much readjustment of the occular focus is required as you zoom up and down? Is that an issue for you?