Ok.
If all you will be doing is hunting at night occasionally, a Sightmark Wraith is a good daytime/nighttime scope.
https://outdoorlegacygear.com/collections/digital-rifle-scopes?_=pf&pf_v_brand=SightmarkIf you hunt mostly close, the Wraith 2-16. Further, pick a Wraith 4-32.
Put the light that comes with them in a drawer. Mount a better light forward of the scope. Like past the muzzle if possible.
These are good IR lights and are Texas owned. (I'd get the kit, with mount, charger, control switch etc.)
https://sniperhoglights.com/66lrx-rifle-light-1-color/If you are hunting a bit more seriously, you might consider something fairly low end to mid level thermal.
Once again, I refer you to Outdoor Legacy. Good guys. They are here at THF as well.
For my purposes, a minimum would be the Hogster.
https://outdoorlegacygear.com/produ...ermal-rifle-scope?variant=32380718383178Better yet, is a Super Hogster.
I hunt behind one of these, and it's lots of scope and clarity for the $$. Hard to beat what you get for the price.
https://outdoorlegacygear.com/produ...ermal-rifle-scope?variant=32508616540234There's lots of choices. Lots of opinions. But mostly I'd stay away from ATN. You may be tempted to get one, but I wouldn't.
I hope others here offer opinions as well, as these are just mine.