I am not certain how this particular scope performs in very low light. For me that is a big deal because I hunt both heavily wooded sites from the crack of dawn , as well often hanging in on food plots until the last light is done. One mistake I have seen far too many folks make is not taking low light performance into account and later regretting having done so. If the Omega does well in the loowest legal light times where you hunt, then you done good finding a deal on one. If however it "dies" with decent light left in the day, I'd try something else.