I've had a number of scope mounts from Crosman that have all loosened after firing a couple of times with a GAMA Whisper. I have a dovetail to picatinny coming soon and wondered if I should just locktite the Crosman screws? Opinions? Advice?
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Yeah I would clean the screws with rubbing alcohol or something to degrease and re install them with blue locktite. Let it sit for a while and you should be good to go.
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If you're shooting a Gamo Whisper, you need mounts with a stop. Springers like to creep. The mounts will have an "anchor" that you screw down into the dovetail rail, then put your scope down onto your mount. Hope that helps.
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Do it right. Get an in-lb torque wrench and torque the bases to 30 in-lbs and the ring caps to 15 in-lbs. Then it will never slip and you will always know if you have tightened them right.
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To be clear, my scope is mounted on Crosman 1" medium profile dovetail rings (large scope needed the height so not to rest on the barrel). The ring screws stay put; its the rail that connects to the dovetail that loosen. I think the dovetail rings will connect to the picatinny Sniper Rail mount. I don't know if that has an anchor that sets into the barrel to take up the recoil. If not, what then?
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