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Old 05-02-2016, 10:35 AM   #21
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Name: RogerDat
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The act of knocking the cap off, then tapping it back on can cause the metal to no longer fit snug enough to stay on. Especially noticeable when someone smacks them downward toward the ground with a hammer to get them off and leaves a dent in them.... just sayin.


Only a press fit. Have to be a tight fit to stay on.
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