Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Are these Warne Part number 2TM?
Document: I have switched all of my guns to the Warne scope mount and rings. Sturdy as a rock, built like a tank and never moves.
Warne Scope mounts are the best at cinching up a scope on the top and the bottom of the ring. They are rock tight! They are somewhat challenging to install but once there, they don't come loose.
I mostly use Warne rings with the exception of Larue on my AR. These work wonderfully. Hold a zero and easy to install. Great product.
Delivered on time and fit great. Warne makes a very good product, I might check into a little different type of clapping ring next time.
Ordered these for a new Savage .308. Fit like a glove and mated perfectly with the Warne bases I got. I haven't shot it with this set up yet but don't anticipate any problems.
I'm a fan of Warne and to be able to get them through Amazon at such a great price is wonderful. I have these on several rifles and have never had one fail. They are there to hold the scope in place and that's just exactly what they do. These are my go-to rings. I also use Warne mounts.
I love the look of these vertical split rings. Warne is one of those brands that only people in the know buy, they just ooze quality. They are sturdy, steel, precise and not too expensive. Oh and buy the way it says not to lap them in their instructions. Buy these and be a cool guy.
Ever Since I have tried Warne Rings I have had very good results with my rifle scopes. I now only use Warne Rings. Warne Scope Ring Company has also been very helpful with answering any of my questions. Excellent Service. That's my go to Scope Rings.
VERY solid mount. The only legit gripe I've ever seen was too much torque snapping a screw. Bad gauge on the torque wrench? Who knows. Bad screws happen. Don't seem to happen as often to Warne, however. BTW, If you use a barrel clamp level as your co-witness, installing these is a breeze.
These go quite well with the Warne picatinny mounts, as you can imagine. The biggest criticism that I saw in the reviews was the difficulty in getting the scope in the rings because of the vertical split. I didn't think that this was much of a problem, and I have a tip that might help others. if you put the rings on your scope before mounting them to the mounts, this makes things much easier.
Answer: yes