Bust A Cap Standard and Rechargeable Incandescent C-Cell Maglite Glass Breaking Cap 15810

One of the most affordable lights that both first responders and civilians carry is the Maglite. If you carry a flashlight, like the Maglite (C-cell), the cap alone will not break glass. Attempting to break a window with the stock equipment on these flashlights can cause damage to your expensive light or injure you or someone else with flying glass. Attaching Bust A Cap to your flashlight will ensure that it will break glass with just one tap without damaging your equipment. Bust A Cap has introduced a cap for the Maglite® C Cell Incandescent flashlights. Bust A Cap has two U.S. Patents 7,887,211 & D624,232 and is Cop’s #1 choice for breaking glass. Maglite® is used by police, government agencies, military, and private security around the world. Bust a Cap has no moving parts and screws on in seconds and can break glass with just one tap. Note: This Cap does NOT fit the ML50L C Cell LED, ML50LX C Cell LED, ML25LT C Cell LED or ML100 C Cell LED Flashlights. Warning: Please remove the o-ring and spring from the old cap and put on the new Bust A Cap Bust A Cap Maglite caps are a new, one-of-a-kind device that attaches to your existing flashlight that gives you a tactical advantage to break glass. Bust A Cap is a rapid entry tool that was designed by a veteran Law Enforcement Officer who worked for one of the largest Sheriff’s Departments in the United States. This device is being utilized by law enforcement, fire departments, government agencies, private security and civilians around the world, giving them a tactical and safe entry or exit out of an automobile, bus, house, boat or plane. Replace the existing cap on your flashlight with a new Bust A Cap device. It is now ready when you are. This cap is manufactured in the United States and made from aircraft-grade aluminum and special heat-treated steel, applies in less than a minute, requires no training and will break glass with one tap. Bust A Cap can save your life and the lives of others.

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