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: would this work well on a ruger 10/22?
Document: The scope is very nice - no distortion and the sight lines are perfectly perpendicular which I've found to be a problem in other scopes. The laser, though, is the bomb. Why even use the scope? True story: I snapped this on the Picatinny rail on my modified Ruger 10-22, took it outside, turned on the laser, put that little green dot on a knothole in a tree 30 yards away, and pulled the trigger. Dead center without even zeroing the thing in. Fluke? Nope--tried it again from about the same distance and a different target--dead center.
I would rate this scope as good as one that cost three time what I paid. I have had expensive scope and this one is right there. Very clear and the bullet compensator is right on. Now the bad news... forget the laser. It well not stay sighted in. The green is great and can be seen at 50 yds, even in sun light, but after a few rounds, it just goes away. Over all I would recommend this product. I have seen this scope without the laser... that's the one to get.
So far no problems and I have taken out a few times. With a higher caliber rifle I have not tested so sorry. My guess is that it would be fine as long as you adjust the tension on the quick release. Cheers.
When I finally got around to shooting my rifle with this scope attached, I found that it would not zero in and the optics are terrible. So I decided to return it but apparently I went past the deadline and was unable to do so. That part is my fault. I would not recommend this product to anyone.
They covered several scopes but not the one I ordered. The optics and the laser were the bright sides of the scope and the only reason it's not going in the garbage. Update on the scope, it's in the garbage. I went to pick up my gun and bumped the scope reaching for the barrel. The front of the scope broke right off and after looking at it closer realized just how cheap this piece of junk is. I can't believe they would use metal that thin. I strongly urge people to stay away from this scope unless you seek disappointment.
Not very happy with the scope. After mounting it on an M&P 15-22 it shot about 1' high and 8" to the right at 15 yards. Couldn't adjust enough to even get close to the bullseye. Cheap plastic screw for adjusting broke when turning it to try and sight it in. I will try to put thin cardboard or something on the picatinny rail to try to move the scope over enough and elevate the back of the scope. The generic instructions that came with the scope were also a real disappointment.
Can't beat this scope for the price...the scope is clear and well made and the laser is visible at 50 yards in bright daylight.
I put this on a small caliber rifle. It works great. I only adjusted it one time. It holds the settings pretty well.
I was surprised by the quality. It's easy to mount and zero in. And so far it seems to hold zero very well on my rifle. The green laser is bright and works good indoors and outdoors during the day. I am very happy with this buy.
I have shot most high dollar scopes and I will tell you this, this scope is just as accurate and dependable, as most high dollar scopes. Well built and the quick release mount is a ++++++ in my book. It is warranted and comes with everything you need for the care and set up of this scope. I highly recommend this scope.
Answer: yes