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 it require assembly? If so are instructions user friendly?
Document: I bought this for my fianc&eacute;e for his birthday, and he loves it!! Although it took some work to put together and the assembly instructions are horrible, it was worth it! Wonderful quality at a good price.
Two sheets of paper contain the assembly instructions and a parts list. Assembly was generally easy and the instructions were quite adequate from my perspective. There is, however, no picture of the entire vice when fully assembled.
Needed a gun vise to hold and secure my many different rifles for cleaning or inspection. This vise fit the bill .once again as people have commented not the best on assembly instructions,but if you have every put a swing set together for your kits it not that hard ,
The package was delivered promptly and in excellent condition. Each piece was wrapped in bubble wrap with all small parts appropriately bagged. Assembly instructions were more than adequate with an exploded drawing like most hardware manuals and instructions. All pieces fit perfectly.My primary use for this vise is working on shotguns although I have used it for bolt and semi-auto rifles with equal success.
Well constructed, performs as advertised & made in the USA.Missing part (vice spring cover)-works without it, though. Difficult assembly, for what it is, with poor instructions.I'd still recommend it over all the other gun vises I considered...and it's MADE IN THE USA!UPDATE-Contacted CTK about missing part-received apology and missing part in a couple of days=very good customer service.
Great vise. I've used it to install several scopes and to hold guns for cleaning, repair, etc. easy to put together (instructions not great, but pretty intuitive) and small enough to fit under my small workbench. Highly recommend it.
After reading reviews and searching other sites I decided to go with this vise. It arrived quickly and is very sturdy and well constructed. Only issue I have is that the instructions were not very good, however if you need perfect instructions to put a gun vise together then perhaps you should not be working on guns.
The cleaning rod holder is made to work that way. ** the leveling screw blocks and vice tightening mechanism are made of some type of neoprene, or similar material. They can be easily cross threaded initially if not careful. Otherwise they seem to work quite well. ** Tools required for assembly will be a couple of wrenches and a phillips screw driver. ** All nuts (4) are self-locking. ** The vice assembly has a mind of its own.
If loosened to remove a firearm, don't try to pick up the entire T assembly by just the vice head as it may fall off. The vice is designed to work quite well when tightened but it remains very loose, even floppy, on the main rail if not tightened on itself when no firearm is present.After assembly, being anxious to see how it held a firearm, I clamped down the longest gun I have, a WW-II Mauser that is 48" long.
The CTK P3 looks great in the advertising pics. It also looks great on my workbench, and does everything I need withought being made of plastic like most of its competitors. Made mostly of metal with a few delrin parts and plastic knobs, it also looks and feels like a quality product that will withstand years of hard use.That's the good part.The downside is that, ahem, somwhat significant assembly is required.
Answer: no