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  • #16
    Southpaw45
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2008
    • 2333
    Originally posted by topgun7
    I don't use Locktite on scope rings. You don't need it for the rings. I use blue one for the base though.
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      • #17
        bplvr
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        • Jun 2008
        • 3946
        OR .....your chick's red finger nail polish. Let it dry completely and assemble.
        If she asks ,tell her you are painting your toes.
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          • #18
            will227457
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            • Nov 2008
            • 488
            blue if you think you need it
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              • #19
                Nodda Duma
                • Nov 2007
                • 3455
                Blue Loctite is most commonly found at auto shops like Autozone or Kragan's.

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                  • #20
                    Scout106
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                    • Feb 2007
                    • 270
                    I've never used Loctite and never needed it. Follow the Leupold instructions and use a drop of oil. Recently I bought a torque wrench for my gunbench but prior to that I just torqued the screws with the included Leupold wrench. BTW, this includes large bore rifles up to and including .458Lott.
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