Cap Gun Bottle Opener That Shoots Caps Across the Room
The cap gun pops a bottle cap off with one squeeze of the trigger, so you open a drink without prying at it or chasing the cap across the room. A magnetic head holds the crown until you fire, which keeps the cap off the floor and out of the beer. It is a light,...
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The cap gun pops a bottle cap off with one squeeze of the trigger, so you open a drink without prying at it or chasing the cap across the room. A magnetic head holds the crown until you fire, which keeps the cap off the floor and out of the beer. It is a light, fun tool for hosts and a conversation starter in any bar cart.
Pop bottle caps off and fire them away with one squeeze of the trigger
- no bottle opener at hand
- caps flying onto the floor or into drinks
- sore hands from manual opening
Pop the cap and fire it across the room
Tired of pried thumbs and caps rolling under the couch? One squeeze pops the cap off and sends it flying, so you keep your hands free and the party rolling.
A magnetic head that holds the cap until you fire

One squeeze pops the cap
The pistol-grip trigger drives the ejection switch, and the cap leaves the head in one motion. The stretch slider sets how the cap releases, so you are not wrestling the crown off by hand. Most of the work is your index finger.

A magnetic head that holds on
The super magnetic suction cap keeps the crown in place while you line up the shot. It does not slip off the neck mid-open, which is the moment a regular opener usually drops a cap on the floor or into somebody's beer.

A pistol grip that fits the hand
The handle is short and sits naturally in the palm, and the trigger is where your finger already wants to go. It is a compact tool that lives on a bar cart or in a kitchen drawer without taking over the counter.
Three steps from cap to flight
- 1Seat the cap
Press a standard bottle cap into the magnetic head. You will feel it grip and hold steady.
- 2Aim away from people
Point the head at a bin or an empty patch of floor. Keep it away from faces before you squeeze.
- 3Squeeze the trigger
Pull the trigger and the ejection sends the cap into the air. Pass it to the next guest for a turn.
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It is built for standard crown caps, the kind on most beer and soda bottles. Dented or crimped caps may not seat in the magnetic head, so use smooth caps and press them in fully before you squeeze.
No to both, as a rule. The cap leaves under spring force, so always aim at a bin or an empty area and never at a face. Keep it out of reach of young children, and supervise any game where guests take turns.
It is a plastic tool, not a forged metal opener, and it is priced like one. Keep it dry, store it on a shelf instead of tossing it in a bag with keys, and it will handle a steady run of parties without fuss.
A strong magnet in the head grabs the metal crown and holds it while you position the shot. The cap stays put until the trigger and ejection switch release it, so it does not drop onto the floor halfway through the opening.
A basic opener costs less and does the job if you have strong hands and a steady grip. This one is for the moment the cap goes flying, the opener vanishes, and you still have a drink in your hand in seconds. One purchase ends the hunt for a lost opener at every party.
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