Thread: "Classic" scopes - Reliability and functionality??

Pecar scopes are very nice to use but expensive to get fixed, if the parts are available. How about a Meopta E3 3-9x42. These turn up now and again, usually at a very good price. They are obsolete in terms of current production (they look the part of the late 20th century) but the image through the scope has that Euro crispness, the body is steel and the adjustments work well. Another possibility is a Sightron 3-9x42 SII Bluesky. These are also not in the current lineup but do turn up now and again. The factory support is excellent and the scopes are plain, functional and very good.