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Then we noticed that the back of the forend was touching the front of the socket; it is supposed to have a clear sight-line from top to bottom, but did not. To correct it, we simply scraped the offending area until we did have a sight-line. Test firing reveals that the zero is holding steady, even after a recent episode of rainy weather. The problem appears to be solved.
Zero is still holding firm even after a few weeks of variable weather. In our case, it appears that the key to consistency is to completely bed the barrel and action, while keeping the back of the forend free from contact.
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Re: poor mans version of the lee speed