Vortex Crossfire II 3-12x56

I'm looking for a scope that I can use on clear nights with a full moon to hunt hogs. This one seems huge, but should do the trick. Anyone have experience with this or one like it?

Clear in good daylight but vortex lacks at dark.

Find a vx3-vx6 Leupold or a Meopta

I have one on my RWS 34P. That is a spring piston air rifle. It has held up good so far and it is clear, parallax adjustment seems to work well. Doesn't change poi or snything like that. I like it alot.

I have a Meopta Optika6 3-18x56 and it is amazing in low light situations. Of all the scopes I have (more than 30) the Meopta is the best by far, solid features and good prices too.

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Four X
Step into legendary Burris performance with a scope that steps up your game. Our reliable, high-quality glass is glare-ressistant and superbly capable in low light, with a shockproof design that gives you the most for your dollar and more.

Series Features
High grade optical glass provides excellent brightness, clarity and lasting durability
Quality precision-ground lenses are larger than those of comparable scopes, for better light collection
Index-matched, Hi-Lume multicoating aids in lowlight performance and glare reduction, increasing your success rate
Finger-adjustable windage and elevation turrets create a sleek profile; indications always reflect a change in the point of impact for pinpoint accuracy
Simple, rugged reticles have holdovers for precise shots at extended ranges
The long range specialist with precise elevation adjustement for each caliber by 5 ballistic caps.

The low light performance of Crossfires is severely lacking to my eyes as is the eye relief and eye box. I have Leupold, Zeiss, Burris, Bushnell and Meopta. My Meopta is the best in low light of my scopes. For low light reticle choice is pretty important. For low light my favorite is a German #4, especially with a non-illuminated reticle.