Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: What does it weigh?
Document: This is an amazing Scope. I was so impressed by it that I bought another to scope my other rifle. Shooting a 270 and 308, out to 900 yards and 223 out to 500 yards. Need I say more?
This is a pretty good quality scope for $500. Yes you could spend a little more money and get a better quality scope, but most weekend shooters can't justify spending $1000 - $2000 for a range gun. I bought this product used and had some issues with the turrets. The turrets slipped all the time and you really did not know how many clicks you dialed in. So I sent the scope back to bushnell, and to my surprise, I got a brand new scope!
This is a good entry level long range scope. I have it on my Savage 110 .338 Lapua Mag. I wanted to build a long range rifle for under two grand. This scope is no where near a Nightforce scope, but you get a lot of scope for under $500. A Nightforce scope would have cost more than the rifle.
They originally sent the wrong scope. Second try got the right one.I like the illuminated reticle. Green against dark background and black against light. I got the 0.1mil turrets and it is mounted on my 700 Remington .308. The rings that come with it are taller than the old scope. I may order shorter rings from Millet. For the mean time I added some height to the cheek rest pad.
The magnification is excellent. The clarity looking through the tube is almost as good as some of the high end Leupold optics. The only thing keeping me from giving it a 5 star review is the illuminated reticle. I wish I could have found this optic without it.
Overall the scope looks great on my Hk91. The glass is clear, the turrets could be better (but work), and the fit & finish compare to some of the higher-end looking scopes. It not a S&B, Leupold, Nightforce, or Vortex, but its a pretty good functioning & looking scope for the $430- $500 you're going to spend.
Nice clear optics, Mildot-bar reticle gives accurate 1/2 Milliradian gradations at 25x, and full 1 mil gredations at 12.5x (marked on ring). Would be nice if it had some positive retention at the 12.5x mark, and the lens at full brightness can be a bit over bearing. Otherwise it's a rock solid performer.
It is awesome. Better than I expected. Be prepared, It is really big, but worth it. I don't mind handling the size as the performance makes it well worth the extra effort.
I was a little iffy on this scope because in the past I have had bad luck with Millett. But I am glad I took a chance because this time Millett really came through. I have this scope mounted to a Savage 111 and have been making &#60;1 MOA groups all the way out to 1 mile. The Savage I own in chambered in .338 Lapua Mag, and this scope has no trouble holding up to the recoil.
I use it on my Tikki T3 (bolt action) 223. At 600 yards, my groups are within the size of a cup. Didn't like the illuminated mildot crosshairs at first. Once you get to using them in low light situations, you will find them real handy.
Answer: no