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JLC Navy Seals - What's the little screw next to the crown for?


EMM

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Today the tiny screw next to the crown on my JLC Navy Seals just fell out. I screwed it back in, and now i can't get it to tighten or loosen. It just turns. I guess it's stripped, even though I hardly used any force.

Anyway, does this screw have any function or is it simply decorative on the rep? Everything seems to be working fine now, so I'm hoping decorative.

The screw is tiny amd sits right to the 6:00 side of the crown. It's normally covered by the little "handles" on the compression ring. To be honest, I didn't even know it was there at all until it fell out.

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Thanks for the replies and pics!. You can actually see the screw that fell out in your first pic. If it holds the tube in, I may be screwed.

My compressor ring (the silver part with the white and red arrows) actually came loose (it was just spinning and the crown would pull out no matter how you turned it) and this screw fell out when i started fiddling with it. Was hoping they were related.

The compressor ring was actually a really easy fix. If you remove the stem, you can unscrew that whole silver piece from the tube. It's threaded backwards but otherwise mine came right off. There's a little metal ring inside it (basically like a lockwasher) and an o-ring. I reseated the metal ring and o-ring, then screwed the whole piece back on. Works fine now.

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