Make certain you install them exactly according to the instructions. If that does not solve it, perhaps your base it out of spec. For years, I have used only Warne and have nothing but praise for them.
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Posts: 9443 | Location: Shiner TX USA | Registered: 19 March 2002
Maybe try pushing them all the way forward in the seats so they are preloaded some for recoil. Then holding them there in that position and tightening them down. You might also degrease both the mounts and the screws ahead of time. Maybe just a smudge of oil, or even none to get better torque. If you have not done these things already.
Posts: 1440 | Location: Houston, Texas USA | Registered: 16 January 2005
Warne works great for me. Tighten the rings proprly to the scope tube. Use a torque wrench and apply to spec. As recommended make sure the rings sit forward in the bases. Tighten very tight by hand. I got mine so tight by hand that I struggled to remove them. Never had an issue on several rifles. Good luck. Are the base holes drilled correctly aligned?
Posts: 691 | Location: JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA | Registered: 17 January 2013
Thanks everybody for help. It seems that getting the rings pushed forward firm as possible in the bases was the answer. Switched to qr, and am having no problems now.
Posts: 1112 | Location: oregon | Registered: 20 February 2009