Don't have my own scope, but even naked eye I managed to get it after a computer check on a sky map and binos. Also, here's a tidbit discussed with a friend who does have a good scope and belongs to our astro club. ANY comet will travel with it's tail (if there is one) pointing directly AWAY from the sun. The way it sits now, after its orbit of the sun awhile ago, it is almost directly opposed to the sun from where we see it. Therefore, could not that somewhat brighter "pie slice" be the tail showing through