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: i have a vortex sparc 2 will it line up with a absolute cowitness hight?
Document: Despite the common conception of UTG being low quality, I've liked nearly all of their products I've gotten my hands on. However this magnifier functioned terribly for me.1) the quick release mount doesn't work. It's either not secured properly or way to tight to be able to use the quick release lever.2) when flipped up the magnifier isn't directly in line with my Eotech sight causing the reticle to be off center. obviously this causes accuracy problems3) when the sight is flipped up and in line with your primary optic, it wobbles.
After reading some of the reviews, I figured I didn't have a lot to lose (comparatively speaking, if I had bought a more expensive mag). The quick detach holds the rear rail tightly enough, but the pivot mechanism feels loose and inadequate. It stays upright and then at 90, but not tightly at either. I have an AimPoint red dot sight, and though the UTG is optically clear and covers the full field of view, the red dot itself goes from being centered (unmagnified) to about 1/3 of the way to the edge from the center along the 1 to 2 o'clock line (magnified), which makes quick acquisition difficult and is somewhat of an irritant.
This magnifier seems to be centered 42 mm from the top of the rail.So if you are like me and like to have the sight and magnifier properly centered, maybe this magnifier isn't for you. **** Just got the SCP-DS3840W from Amazon. Still the same issue.So that's 3 sights all from UTG, SCP-DS30369W, SCP-DS3840W, and the SCP-RD40RGW-A with a 1/2" spacer and all of them have the optics centered at 40 mm.The SCP-MF3WQS  magnifier has its optics centered at 42 mm.While there is no standard height from manufacturer to manufacturer, I expected products from the same product line to be consistent.Their magnifier is wrong and their chart is wrong.So in other words, UTG doesn't have a dot sight that lines up with their magnifier.
I purchased this for my ar15 to sit behind an Eotech Xps 2. he magnifier itself is solid and provides an absolute crystal clear image without any flaws. You can even dial in the focus range. The flip to side is sturdy and innovative (prefer it over the standard paddle types). However.. I don't know what the **** leapers was thinking by not adding any type of windage or elevation adjustment. The odd part is that it sits center on the red dot until the quick detach lever is engaged.. due to the mounting being in the center, it produces the pinch point to the rear side, which in turn, pulls the sight off to the left.
optics are not crisp and the swing to move the magnifier from the line of sight does not function smoothly
The magnifier was good but there is no way to adjust left or right when attempting to line up with your Red Dot or other scope. You get what you pay for.
Its a good magnifier but its not left handed friendly.the line of sight is off for a lefty.I would like to know if that can be remmeded.
Had to shim to get to line up with dot..  Can not tell or see unless I pointed it out to someone. Eveything else about this isspot on. I would buy the fixed version until UTG addresses slop in mount.
great idea, very convenient, however when flipped into line of sight, it is not straight, and it wiggles around, this gives the impression that the dot is moving and off center. also the eye relief is fixed, mounting options are limited. optics are clear though.
The quick disconnect mount works well and is tight. It's a great concept. However, it wobbles too much where the magnifier connects to the base. And it didn't line up well with the reticle of the Sightmark. I returned mine but it might work well with other setups.
Answer: no