I use a Trijicon Accupoint 3-9X40 on my 6.8 for hog hunting and really like it, but I have been jonesing for a NXS 2.5-10X32 for my SPRish AR which currently has an ACOG on it.
In order to get the NXS I would have to sell one of these scopes--I would prefer to keep the ACOG. So my current thought is to sell the Accupoint and keep the ACOG, switching the ACOG and NXS around between the two uppers as desired.
My question is, does anyone know how the NXS stands against the Accupoint for low light hog hunting? I know there is no comparison when it comes to long range shooting, but how is the NXS's glass when the sun gets low?
In order to get the NXS I would have to sell one of these scopes--I would prefer to keep the ACOG. So my current thought is to sell the Accupoint and keep the ACOG, switching the ACOG and NXS around between the two uppers as desired.
My question is, does anyone know how the NXS stands against the Accupoint for low light hog hunting? I know there is no comparison when it comes to long range shooting, but how is the NXS's glass when the sun gets low?