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: Is this a good scope for a Marlin 60 or should I get something else ?
Document: I mean I've tried everything to try and get that thing off. It doesn't really bother me, because I don't really need illumination...but if your purchasing it solely for that, be warned.All things considered, I think Bushnell did a fine job on this scope. For the price, it would be hard to find something as capable as this scope.
A good scope will not lose zero after being dropped or banged against something... I should have saved my money and bought a leupold. Very disappointed. That being said Amazon's shipping and service was fantastic as usual.
Seems to be a good scope the real test will come once i finally get to use it! Looking forward to it.
I bought this scpope to put on a marlin 17hmr and it is supurb the I took this scope out with and another in the evening to see how clear they were at dusk(the other was a nikon prostaff 3-9x50)And this scope was just as clear and almost as bright as the 240$ nikon and I was a able to see a target at 60 yards at 6:45pm which was well past the technical sunset time. I simply love this scope the illuminated reticle in it was very bight and in the evening or morning putting it on 1 was plenty (there are 5 setings for bothe green or red) I would definitelly recomend it.
Very happy with scope. Mounted on a DPMS oracle, and took it out today to try it out. As my luck would have it we had 20 to 30 mph winds today so I didn't get to spend as much time on the range as I wanted.
I took great pains to choose this scope. I knew it was not top of the line but should work.It was not able to get enough windage adjustment to get this scope to work. I did buy it from the warehouse as a second or factory refurb so perhaps that was the issue.I had no problem returning it and Amazon was great about it.
Great scope put it on my ar10 and hitting golf balls at 200yards. Second mildot pulls a 400 yard gong. I need to calculate the other mildot ranges for a .308. It holds a zero after 150 rounds and going. I really appreciate the parallax adjustment as my Nikon bdc doesn't have it and it was almost 1/2 the price. You do get what you pay for and keep in mind it's not Leupold or Swarovski. But it'll do the job for the everyday user. Gotta keep using it. The only problem I see is that if I hit a boar at 900yards I gotta got and get it.
im starting to learn the hard way. you get what you pay for in optics. i  got this scope a year ago. i've only taken it out 3 times. first two times i took it out to an open field and couldn't hit the target for the life of me. thinking i just needed to go to a range and spend some time zeroing it in.today i took it out to a 25y , and 100y range. on the 25y range i had the elevation adjustment turned all the way up. and still the bullet was hitting to low 6+ inch's.
You have to have a decent scope to be able to do that and this scope did just fine. I would highly recommend it for a good deer rifle.
This is a good scope, not a $1200 high end, but it is decent for the price.I got one at walmart some time ago and purchased a second one on amazon.Sadly, the second one had quite some loose dirt in it but as usual, the return to amazon was totally painless.
Answer: yes