Optic for 6.8 AR for hogs at night

Looking for suggestions on something that would work well out to 200 in good light and have good low light performance for shooting at night with a green light. I know large objective lenses are good, but most of the lower magnification scopes have small objective lenses-what is a good setup for quick shots in low light? Was thinking 1.5x4, 2x7, or a fixed 4x. Cost is important- under $300 is where i would need to stay.

look at swfa fixed... some nice optics or swfa 1x4 I have the 12x fixed and love how clear the glass is

1-4 imo is the best thing on a ar platform unless it's a target/lr gun.

1-4x24 or the 1-6 I've also used a 2.5-10 with no issues.

For shooting single pigs over a feeder, 5-6x is about right. For trying to bag 2 or 3 over the feeder, it's better to drop down to 2-3x. If you're moving around and likely to scatter them at close range, then definitely around 1-2.5x. For shooting over 150 yards, I find 6x much easier than lower magnification. I think the new S&B 1-8x is about ideal, if you don't mind dropping $3k for a scope, lol. More realistically, one of the 1.5-6x models is about perfect.

If you are going to use a light it doesn't matter than much frankly
I hunt pigs with a 6.8 and have ran a LOT of different optics
I run a 1.5-6x42 S&B and think the magnification range is about perfect
Not a whole lot of options for that magnification range though.
2-7x33 is a great choice, you give up a little on the low end for fast and close shooting but you get better low light with the bigger objective

A lot of less expensive scopes have crappy illumination for actual low light use.
Something with a bold #4 is and decent glass is better.

I am selling a Trijicon Accupount 3-9x40 in the classified for 500 if you could swing it would be a good choice.