Loc-tite?

[RustyOlRanger4x4]

what color loc-tite should I use on my scope bases? I dont want anything permenant just something that will hold. Mine keep working lose and I wanna do some work on sighting in my 06 better this summer and I wanna do it right this time

[Mark whiz]

You want the blue locktite (medium strength) that can be broken loose with hand tools.

[jcchartboy]

Go with the product Loc-tite itself recommends.......Gun-tite

They make it for Uncle Mikes...

Gun-Tite "welds on" scope mounts, tightens loose or worn screws, anchors swivel bases, etc. but can be easily removed. 6ml resealable tube.

http://www.uncle-mikes.com/adtemplat...y1=&subcatky2=

[RustyOlRanger4x4]

should I use it on the screws on the rings to or just the screws in the base?

[jcchartboy]

I believe you will get many different answers to that.
I use it on bases occasionally.
I believe a good set of rings should not require it.

[bigbulls]

Every scope I mount I place a small dab of BLUE loc-tite on the base screws, ring screws, and the windage screws if a Leupold style rear base.

When I say a small dab I mean an ammount just large enough to cover a couple of threads.

bigbulls, you also do your windage? Hmm, might try that. I have had them go loose before.

[Mark whiz]

I've been using the blue locktite on bases, rings, mounts................anything that can vibrate loose. And like bigbulls says, a little dab will do ya.

[trailer]

Just for those interested Loctite came out with the new Quickstix. It"™s looks like a lipstick dispenser in a solid form and it"™s not as messy for applying...

[jcchartboy]

Trailer, have you used the Quickstix on gun parts? Which one?

Below is the link for the Quickstix for others...
http://www.loctite.com/int_henkel/lo...d=444&layout=1