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Rubber cement worked! For the first ten rounds......
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Have you measured the scope tube itself? Is it undersized somehow?
Are the ring halves bottoming out on each other somehow? If so, you could file a bit of space in there for them to clamp tighter.
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Something is out of spec with the rings IMHO.
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Something is out of spec with the rings IMHO. I agree. Going to try something else.
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Send back to Burris or lap the mating surfaces of the rings till they shine uniformly. A piece of 600 grit wet or dry on a piece of glass will work. I would then use form-a-gasket from the auto supply store on the inside and outside of the inserts. This is stickier and tougher than rubber cement and I have not had one slip on any I have used this on. It also helps prevent ring rash but that is not an issue with the Z rings.
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