Thread: Worth repairing this scope?

It's a vintage burris zoomable scope 2x-7x x32?
Looks low profile and probably well suited to a lee enfield.
Never seen a zoomable scope in this size before, the eyepiece is actually larger than the front.
Looks like its rectile has moved, I think this is a common thing to happen with scopes if they have been subject to shock?
Basically it's moved around and looks like an X instead of pointing vertically.
I'm not sure of it's age, but its a quality brand, but have no idea if it was an expensive model but vintage scopes are being sought after and cosmetically its I'm good order.
Not sure who anyone recommends to send for repairs.