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: does this come with a mount riser?
Document: I am just starting out in Bullseye shooting. I bought this red dot scope to mount on a Ruger 22/45. It works very well for that application.One tip:  When bringing a gun up at the &#34;ready on the right, ready on the left&#34; commands, tilt the gun up so that you can see the front sight at the bottom of the scope's glass. Then lower the barrel straight down and the red dot will come into view.
Don't know about long-term durability, but it was simple to mount on my M4 (with a UTG Medium riser). It was very close to being sighted-in with the first shot, requiring only minor adjustments to put the impacts where the red dot was. Simple to operate.
this is kinda small to look thru but the red dot is bright and visible.you will need a riser to match up to factory sights or just to get a good cheek weld position to be accurate.get the taller mount listed with this to match up to factory AR sight height
I bought two of these one for each of my son's. They both have AR15's. The Red Dots were easy to mount, but we did have to buy the UTG high profile riser mounts for them. They had no problem with zeroing it in but they both said they set it on 5 because if you go any higher it becomes too bright and burrs out. So far they have no complaints about them.
For the money this is HANDS DOWN the best red dot sight on the market. It works perfectly with my M&P 15-22. The money I have saved practicing with my .22lr that's set up like my AR15 has already paid for the gun and this sight. Slap it on with an cheap UTG riser mount and you're ready to rock! Just awesome.
It isn't a Aimpoint or a Eotech... Having said that it is a nice optic and will work fine for most applications. The optic is a little blurry on some settings and the mess on the bottom third of the scope is noticeable but not a deal breaker. It is easy to mount and sight in. Clicks are positive for both brightness and sight adjustments. Needs at least a medium riser to co-witness with backup sights on a AR.
I was originally looking for something to mount on a .22 and was pleasantly surprised by this RDS. I now have it on one of my ARs sitting atop a 1&#34; riser mount. My MBUS sights cowitness perfectly with it. So far I've put around 500 rounds of .223 downrange and the TRS-25 has yet to lose zero or have any issues.
After going through a couple of other optics on my AR-15, I finally bought this TRS-25. It is excellent and holds its zero very well. Make sure that if you are going to use this site, you may want to consider buying a riser mount if you plan on using it to co-witness with your iron or back up sights. Great value and a great product.
If you plan on using this sight on an AR/AK you might also want to add the UTG 1" riser. In order to this mount in front of my magnifier it needs the 1", And AR's need the medium I think for the iron sights to line up. But for $85 you aren't going to beat this sight, it's cheap but not the usual cheap "junk". You will be happy, even in the snow here in Nebraska.
After 200 rounds it was still zeroed, I know that's not a huge test but I was pleased. I have this mounted on a UTG mid-height riser and for me that's perfect. I only have the red dot on right now, but I did mount this in addition to the mbus sights and it is a perfect co-witness. However I prefer less clutter and just the red dot is great for me.
Answer: yes