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I have to ask, which scope and what was wrong with the caps?

and the USPS delivery was just luck ;)
Vortex 4.5x27x56. Turret cover caps are aluminum. they give you a special plastic tool but I didnt have it so used a screwdriver and they got a bit bit messed up. they say a nickel works perfectly.

USPS can be hit or miss though 95% of the time I've had excellent service.
 

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cool, I was wondering if it was a manufacturing defect, but looks like an end user error :p
Perhaps NOT, if end user is cheap... err frugal like me, and purchases used on occasion
In this case it was the end user fuck up. They supply a nice little Nylon/plastic tool, but you never have those when you need them so you use a screwdriver...thus dings.
 
Vortex 4.5x27x56. Turret cover caps are aluminum. they give you a special plastic tool but I didnt have it so used a screwdriver and they got a bit bit messed up. they say a nickel works perfectly.

USPS can be hit or miss though 95% of the time I've had excellent service.
I will go one for one. I took a new scope to the range to zero. While I was there, I had evidently accidentally dropped the rev stop ring, probably in the brass pile.

So, I emailed them and they sent me a new one, fast, on warranty, though I was willing to pay because it was my foul-up.

And I have not had a scope failure, yet. Others who have mentioned failures send them in and get new ones free. But they don't mention that. They only mention the problem. I wonder why that is?
 
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