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 long is the distance from the center of the screw hole to the other center of screw hole? i have a project and this info would help me. Thanks
Document: The forearm rails and retaining nut go on now. Get it as tight as you can without stripping the threads. It goes on now because the retaining ring WON'T go over the nut.6. Screw that screw in and through the nut. Don't tighten yet.7. The screw in the rear won't be able to go into a nut since it's right under the forearm rail and there's no space for the nut. So, drill a smaller hole.
While I was concerned about attachment problems, I asked questions on the forum and was told it &#34;would fit&#34; Fit it does, the stock screws however are too short. Thankfully, some old screws I had lying around fit as they needed to be at least .8&#34; long.
Perfect to put anywhere, Goes on easy and buttons up nice and tight. I would sugest going to your local hardware and getting differt bolts, because the ones provide just dont look like they will stay in a synthetic stock for long. All in all great piece of rail to use.
that does what I wanted. thanks to those who write good stuff and bad stuff. this product is worth it.
You can never go wrong when you purchase a Magpul product. Always top quality. They even Loctite the threads. Thanks
Easy to install, works like a charm. Super stable and strong. High quality too. Thanks a ton magpul. . .
t took about 2 weeks to get an answer and now a replacement. so now ill have to wait another 2 weeks before i can reattach the unit back on. so more delays but i think it will work out o.k......thanks
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so far as polymer rails go, these fit the bill just fine. notice how there are no low ratings on these? it's because it's pretty hard to screw up a rail. bolt them on and you're good to go.
Using straight, positive pressure, screw the rear screw in. Get it tight, but be very careful not to strip it since you're screwing it into the plastic forearm and once you've stripped the plastic, it can't be used in that spot any more.9. Tighten the front screw.
Answer: yes