Bushnell turret marking ring spinning

[mook613]

I have a Bushnell rimfire 6x18 that has nice tactical style turrets.
The issue I am having is that the little ring that sits just under the turret (the one with the arrow that marks the 'zero' spot) is free to spin around. I therefore keep losing my zero point.

As I don't want to worry about going through a Bushnell warranty claim for something so small, what is the best way to secure the little ring? Two part epoxy, red loc-tite, etc.?

 

[Keithjohn]

Try a dab of nail polish , it will pick off later if you want

 

[Uisge]

My Redfield did this, I super glued it.

 

[mook613]

Try a dab of nail polish , it will pick off later if you want

The ring itself spins, so even if I added to the already existing white arrow, it would still spin around the turret.

 

[Keithjohn]

The ring itself spins, so even if I added to the already existing white arrow, it would still spin around the turret.

Dab the clear polish on the ring in a couple spots like glue

 

[*MALICE*]

I have a Bushnell rimfire 6x18 that has nice tactical style turrets.
The issue I am having is that the little ring that sits just under the turret (the one with the arrow that marks the 'zero' spot) is free to spin around. I therefore keep losing my zero point.

As I don't want to worry about going through a Bushnell warranty claim for something so small, what is the best way to secure the little ring? Two part epoxy, red loc-tite, etc.?

If you're near Vaughan, getting warranty is a walk-in/walk-out experience........ just sayin'

 

[mook613]

If you're near Vaughan, getting warranty is a walk-in/walk-out experience........ just sayin'

Didn't know they'd just replace it if I went by... thanks
If the glue doesn't hold it in place then I'll bring it up to Vaughan.