Are reproduction no.32 scopes any good?

[Seaspriter]

after all the posts about getting a genuine No32 scope and be done with it, I just saw this one on ebay in Germany. For only a MKI it is 2240GBP for buy it now. $5000AUD with shipping.

With costs skyrocketing and fakes showing up, perhaps it's becoming time for someone to resurrect the No.32 with a high quality reproduction, just as Criterion has made barrels and Roger Payne has made scope brackets for our Enfields. Parts should be interchangeable with the originals, then the repro parts could be used with originals that are broken and need repair. If Wayne in Taiwan (waynemachine@mky.com) can make these for Numrich or Sarco, why can't someone in the US or Canada or UK make them to MoD standards today?

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[vintage hunter]

Parts should be interchangeable with the originals, then the repro parts could be used with originals that are broken and need repair.

As I understand it some original parts are subject not to be a direct fit from one scope to another.

why can't someone in the US or Canada or UK make them to MoD standards today?

If the technology still exists it would probably be cost prohibitive, and it would still be a repro.