Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

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Question: How many slots does this need in order to attach?
Document: was wanting too fit rifle scope to a m-14 socom. help to get eye relievief  where need  . nice stiff base . used tms ar15 m4 scope mount . both great products
The picture and the description led me to believe this is a 1/2 inch riser. What I recieved was a 1 inch riser with the extender on it. What I recieved is not at all what is pictured. The lables on the packaging say 1/2 inch but in the package on the rail it states it is a 1&#34; H extended Riser Mount. Its a nice product but not what I was lead to believe. I need a 1/2 inch.
xI found this very useful when mounting a high powered scope (16-20x with a 50mm objective lens) on a Saiga with a side mount scope bracket. allowed for adequate forward mounting to obtain the right eye relief while providing clearance for large front optic.
this is exactly what I needed to get my scope closer to my eyes. it is built extremely well and is very sturdy.
bought this riser as an extension rearward for my saiga ak47,with my compact scope it didnt set back far enough for proper eye relief ,this solved my problem
This may sound crazy, but truth be told, I actually took one in both hands and tried to bend it like I had the others. It did not flex at all, testament to quality compared to the previous crap I had ordered. Coupled with my rifle's UTG 10/22 picatinny bases, I was able to mount my Bushnell Trophy red dots several inches further forward than with the base alone.
This is well built, sure. But it did not fit properly onto a standard pic rail. The pin that is used to tighten down the riser caused it to sit at an angle, the front higher than the rear. On top of that, the whole thing is warped. Spend the extra money and get the Yankee Hill version...
This is a great see-through riser mount and it's quite flexible on a variety of rifles that have picatinny rails. For the price, you can't beat it.
This extension helps with the adjustment  for eye releif measurement to be able us scope properly. Along with the 3 inch off set of the scope mount.
This could be a great product, except that the bolts they use are wider than the picatinny grooves on my (presumably standard) Savage scope rail. Because of this, the riser can not sit flat or straight when you clamp it down. Luckily for me I am using iron sights, so it doesn't really matter if it's crooked, but if you had a scope, you'd have to completely re-zero to take the weird angles into account.
Answer: no