Can I use this all purpose Loctite glue for mounting a Rifle Scope in lieu of the typical Loctite 242 (Blue)?
1282512
As a threadlocker maybe but as a glue forget it. It's very brittle and breaks it's bond upon shock. If I was looking for a threadlocker I would stick with the 242 over this.
1282513
I wouldn't suggest it. This is an adhesive glue used to bond materials, including unlike materials. If for some reason it was used, I would not anticipate it working well for threads, because it is particularly viscous compared to thread locking compounds, which are designed to penetrate into fine threads. For thread locking, stick to a thread locking compound, like the Loctite 242 that you mention. I also wouldn't suggest using it to try to mount anything to a rifle, as I would think the kick back would break the bond.
1574466
Depending on what scope you're planning to use. I personally used the 6 screw with my battlezone scope and my vortex scope when shooting my 308 AR's with an AR 15 you would be fine with 4 screw.
1895766
You do not need any other equipment other than blue loctite for the scope mount/receiver screws. After the scope is mounted, pay close attention to the scope knobs after each shot to see if recoil effects the windage and range settings. I had to upgrade to a stronger scope and have had no issues since. Cheers.
2175540
Definitely, Put a drop of Loctite or some type of adhesive and you should be good to go.
26821
Yes, but... the glue is water based. You should use alkyd base paints only.
1050305
yes, harley recommend using Loctite 243 Threadlocker Sealant Blue-99642-97. Make sure you use the blue loctite not the red, the red is use only for permanent sealant and you would need a heating torch to remove the bolts in the future.
1083774
Comes with self adhesive base. Make sure you mount it exactly where you want it. Once it's stuck it's there. If you want to use it on other scopes, you can purchase more bases. Just as an additional fact, I love mine. Tried several. This is the best.
2160079
Yes definitely. That is primarily what I use it for. This 527 and E6000 are the best glues in my experience for that type of repair. Of course, it will depend on expert application as to whether it will be seen or not.
1580305
You should use the right size tip. It applies the glue correctly. The crystal could get stuck in the tip if it's a different size.
2208615
I can't answer your question for sure since I'm not familiar with your weapon, but I would imagine that the screw threads would be standard across a broad line of weapons. Specific threads for each type of weapon would be a disadvantage for after market makers and a nightmare for the weapon manufacturers.
848489
They worked fine for me, use blue loctite, $1.49 for a small packet at Autozone. After 20-30 rounds it loosened. No problems since adding the loctite.
1755617
yes, mounts to weaver style scope mount. If mounting on rifle with high recoil, a drop of blue loctite on each mount screw will hold securely.
2261811
No problem Jesse. Be sure to apply only a small amount of the Blue Loctite to ensure the inner workings of the laser remain free of debris and can still function properly. Cheers.
1269369
If you are asking about the application of superglue and it's thickness between the two surfaces glued, the answer is no. If you are asking if it will act as a thinner for other glues, it's still no. This is made for precision application and therefore less waste, you may actually lay down a less thick layer of glue than normal, but when pressed together, the inner thickness is about the same for bonding.
2174810
Yes. In fact that is what I used the lug for. I did need to remove the sling swivel from my gun to install. It is also very well built and solid.I see another review at indicated his came loose, I also had that problem upon initial installation but after I retightened I've had no further issues and did not use loctite. Good luck.
706076
Not if you have other choices. The purpose of this is to use somewhere where you want it to dissolve. Knit needs real stability to keep it from moving/distorting. I wouldn't use it on an expensive item. Practice on some scrap knit first. And I would use some temporary spray glue to keep it in place on the knit. Good luck.
1794645
I have used this with an EoTech. Would guess red dots would be Ok, but not a magnified rifle scope, eye relief issues.