I had read about this comet, then forgotten all about it until I stepped out tonight to let Steve do his business and I put my NODs on. As I was scanning the sky for satellites, I saw the below. I couldn't see it with my naked eye, but man did it pop in the NODs. The image looks a little crooked because I ran into the house and just threw my NVG recorder on, so it's not aligned right. This is about 90min after sunset and I just barely caught it before it dropped below the horizon.
I'm going to go out earlier tomorrow night. It's supposed to be visible with binoculars for about the next two weeks on the Western horizon, but the moon was out tonight, which was problematic. Around 19OCT, the moon should still be below the horizon while the comet is above it, so that might be a better viewing time, even if the comet is farther from the Earth.