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Forms approach is the way to go
Torque depends on the screw size. Ring cap screws are almost always 8-40 and do well with 18-23 in-lb. Base screw size varies, and it's always best to glue the rail on to help the screws:
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Cross bolts to hold the ring to the rail take about 60 in-lb.
Torque depends on the screw size. Ring cap screws are almost always 8-40 and do well with 18-23 in-lb. Base screw size varies, and it's always best to glue the rail on to help the screws:
Bonding a picatinny rail to an action
I’ve been asked a bunch on how to bond or glue a rail to an action. I had one today to do, so… This is a Tikka T3x and Leupold Backcountry Rail. The has a lip around the edge of it, it’s not flat with the action. So you lose all friction that would come when the rail and action are mated...

Cross bolts to hold the ring to the rail take about 60 in-lb.