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: Is there a mount included that will work on a picatinny rail included?
Document: The whole 7.5 MOA triangle would provide an easy to acquire rapid fire aim point.Ordering from Amazon was easy and delivery was quick. The small package arrived with bases for several different kinds of semi autos, a S&W; revolver base and a Pic rail base. Both the box and the instructions say that a CR2032 battery is included but it was not.
The sight itself is great. I had a clear view of the delta without glasses. My problem came with the &#34; All Mounts &#34;.All mounts does not mean all guns; mine included. I went from very exited to totally disapointed.I recommend comunicating with Leupold before buying.
I have a few. One milled into a S&W M&P 9 slide so co-witnesses. One milled into a 1911 slide so co-witnesses. And one mounted on an S&W M&P R8 revolver. Once it is zeroed the sight is awesome.It has a variety of advantages over other sights: Larger window, auto on and off, and multiple mounts included, that fit a variety of the most popular guns.
I'm retired law enforcement and was looking for a clearer sight picture than I am getting with std iron sights on my pistols. I chose Leupold for its known quality as I have Leupold optics on a sniper rifle and a CQ/T on a black rifle.I ordered the 7.5 moa all mount sight to put on a Glock 35.
You have to remove the rear sight from your pistol's slide dovetail (semi-autos). Unless you want to destroy your old dovetail sight, you should use a sight pusher tool to remove the old sight or have a gunsmith do it. Very easy to do, I'm not a gunsmith but have attended several LE armorer schools.B. Insert the Delta sight's dovetail base (individually numbered for your specific weapon);C. Lay the similarly numbered sight base over the dovetail.
Using a pistol rest I carefully fired 3-shot groups, then adjusted the sight accordingly. Several times I thought I had it nearly zeroed, but found after adjusting the windage or elevation the other parameter mysteriously changed too. (At this point you may suspect the gun, the ammo or the shooter. All I can say is with the same setup and the $18 Chinese knock off I was replacing I could easily punch out the 10 ring all day.)
This sight seemed to be the perfect solution for the Ruger 44/77 carbine I planned to carry this fall brushbusting for whitetails in Michigan's U.P. After boresighting it, I took the rifle and sight (I got the 3.5) to the range to zero them. After two rounds, the sight quit.
This is a high quality red dot sight. It is easy to install, easy to use..... except for a couple things.I have mounted this sight on a FNP-45 Tactical pistol. This pistol has a factory installed slot in the slide for mounting a red dot sight. I found it impossible to adjust the sights while mounted on the pistol.
The recesses are so shallow it's often difficult to tell when the wrench has purchase.- There are no adjustment clicks. You have to eyeball the adjustment using the little lines radiating away from the screw recesses. Since each line moves the dot 7.5 MOA, it is difficult to adjust it precisely and easy to overcompensate.
The Leupold DeltaPoint Reflex Sight was quickly and easily mounted on a Glock 19C, after the original rear site was nudged out with a sight removal tool. After 400 rounds, the DeltaPoint remains solidly affixed to the Glock, and my personal accuracy has notably improved. I sighted in the DeltaPoint by using a MAG Laser Boresighting system, and lined up the tip of the Delta with the laser dot. After firing the first 100 rounds, I found the sight to be spot on.
Answer: no