is Compatible/Replacement Cap for Maglite Mini Mag AA and Mini Mag AA LED Glass Breaking Cap

I keep one of these little guys in my glove compartment, and I also have its big brother for the ML300 LX.I gave the big boy a try on a piece of tempered window glass that I was replacing for other reasons.(For those who don't know: car windshields are laminated, car door windows are tempered.)At first I made the rookie mistake of hitting the center of the window, multiple times. Nothing but some chips.Then the glass installer who was standing next to me, smiling, told me to hit it near the edge of the frame.I gave it a good whack. Nothing. I gave it a better whack - and punched a hole right through!The hole was big enough to reach a couple fingers through and unlock a car door, and I could have punched more out if needed. The rest of the window cracked like a spider web but did not tumble to pieces, just as tempered glass is supposed to behave.The glass did scratch up my tip on the way through, but hey, we don't buy these things for their cosmetic value.Lesson: hit near the corner of the window, and hit it HARD.

Fit perfectly on my MiniMag LED Pro+Wish it had a lanyard hole but will live. Point assists with holstering and will definitely get you through a window in an emergency.You’ll need to swap the o ring and spring off original cap.

Overpriced for what it is, but cheaper than its competitors.Seems to be made of a steel alloy; would be better if it were made of aluminum, as the others are.Update: It would have been much better if it were made of a metal very similar to that in the BATTERY SPRING it contacts.I had a Duracell Pro leak inside it. On everything else inside the flashlight, the corrosion caused by that was minimal.Where this cap meets the spring, it corroded so much that the flashlight stopped working. It's too much trouble to remove the corrosion from that tiny ledge. So, i threw it away, and would not buy it again at this price.It's really corrosion basics: if you make something to be in contact with a dissimilar metal in conditions where battery contents or even moisture can reach, in case of steel, it has to at least have some kind of a corrosion resistant coating, like cad-plating or something.I had vaseline on it to keep the seal from drying out, but i guess i didn't put enough where the corrosion happened.

Had one before and lost it, had to get another

Put on mag light. Prepare break windows when necessary in car accidents. Also use for defense.

Fit great and adds a little something to the light but it’s expensive. I couldn’t find one anywhere else so they can charge premium I guess.

Really Like this Bust a Cap end piece for My Mini- Mag light Pro. I was not certain If this Cap Would fit or not and it did. Its the only thing you gotta do with it when you get it is move the O-rings over. Over All this is a Good buy.

Not much to it. No gasket or battery spring included. I think that you're better off with a safety hammer or something like a Res Q Me tool.