SET Breaching
SET Breaching 50338 Break'n Rake Compact Breaching Tool
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- SKU:
- SETBreaching-50338
- MPN:
- MOE-070
- Availability:
- Shipped from our manufacturers warehouse.
- Weight:
- 9.92 LBS
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Description
SET Breaching 50338 Break'n Rake Compact Breaching Tool is a versatile tool for prying and breaking ordinary windows and protected laminated glass. The special design of the tool head allows easy penetration through all types of glass. After penetrating the glass, the extended teeth and D-shaped rubber handle allow the user to quickly and effectively create openings in laminated protective glass.
The Compact model consists of two independent parts that are connected to each other. This simplifies the transportation of the tool.
Features
- Divisible tool for easy carrying.
- Penetrates all types of glass.
- SET QuickLock - Quick and easy connection between the different tools.
- Length each part: 730 + 670 mm
- Total Length: 1350 mm
- Weight: 4.5 kg
WARNING This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. You must be 18 or older to shop or purchase on our website, and 21 or older to purchase ammunition or firearms. Check local laws before ordering. By ordering, you certify that you meet all federal, state, and local legal requirements. There are no returns or exchanges on armor, firearms, ammunition, or PPE. Ammunition ships UPS Ground to the lower 48 states.
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