Mounting my own Scope

RugerHawg413

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I have always had a gunsmith mount my scopes, but my gunsmith passed away. So, I decided to do it on my own. I did my research and bought good scope mounts, rings, and scopes. I degreased (using 91% rubbing alcohol) the scope mount, scope rings, and all of the screws. I torqued all the screws (using a torque wrench) to the in/lbs that the manufactuer said to. I put blue loctite on the scope base screws only and put some FrogLube on in between the scope base and the rifle. I loved to hear all thoughts and just wanted to know if I did a good job. Thanks and God Bless!
 
Frog lube between the base and the rifle? Why? Personally I bed my scope bases with 2-part epoxy and a release agent but that's for harmonic consistency and keeping any gaps from corroding. No criticisms so far, just curiosity. You ought to take that as a compliment.
 
Frog lube between the base and the rifle? Why? Personally I bed my scope bases with 2-part epoxy and a release agent but that's for harmonic consistency and keeping any gaps from corroding. No criticisms so far, just curiosity. You ought to take that as a compliment.
I read to use oil in between the two, just used what was on hand.
 
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