So I've been almost exclusively a red dot shooter but I've had the itch to get a low power variable optic for some time.  I've been looking at the Vortex Viper PST 1-6x GEN 2 and the Trijicon Accupoint 1-4x.  They both fall in the ~$700 which is around my price point.  
Unfortunately neither really has everything I want in a variable scope.    I don't suppose anyone has used both and can give their opinions of both?  Or if you have 1 of them, can you give your take on the scope based on how I perceive them below.

So here is where I see it:

Vortex:
Has 1-6x.
"Red Dot" is more like a 1moa which give me concern that for CQB it might be a bit small for lining up shots
Bit heavier
Has hold over points for longer ranges
Batter Operated

What I wish the Vortex had:
I like the original reticle of the original PST vs the new 1moa dot.
Lighter

Trijicon:
Has 1-4x.
Eye Relief seems to be a little better from what I gather
Only has a Triangle or Dot.  Triangle appears a bit closer to what I'm used to in terms of standard Aimpoint Red Dot.
Lighter
No holder over points.  Seems like quite a bit of a downside
Tritium and Fiber Optics.  So no battery.  Seems like a bit plus

What I wish the Trijicon had:
Hold over points.  Not sure why these were left out.  /shrug

check out the prmary arms 1x6 with the 7.62 x 39 / 300 blackout reticle . I have used it on targets out to 300 yds with sucess .

I did see that.  I was a bit worried about the lower price point.  I know lower prices doesn't always mean poor quality, but I'm concerned the glass and/or build quality isn't quite up to the same specs.  
If anyone can shed some light on that.

I also use a PA 1-6 on mine and couldn’t be happier. I love the ACSS reticle.

the acss is closer to the reticle that I was hoping to get on the Vortex/Aimpoint.  Sadly not an option.
Hows the glass quality?  Is it pretty clear?