Do it correctly: use a torque wrench. No, you don't need to, but any scope over 120USD should be given that respect imho. I prefer to add a witness mark to my bolts/screws so I can be sure nothing has jostled loose. Safe hunting, folks!
https://www.gunsandammo.com/editorial/beginners-guide-to-mounting-optics/248804
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