Halligan bars have a two-pronged fork on one end and a perpendicular blade (adze) or wedge with a protruding spike on the other end. The combination of these tools help pry and break apart doors, locks, and other structures to gain access to blocked areas. These tools assist law enforcement and public security personnel in forcible entry operations.

Pry bars use their body as a lever to shift, align, lift, and pull apart materials. Also known as crowbars, they slide underneath, strike against, or press through doors, vehicles, and other structures to gain access to blocked areas. These tools assist law enforcement and public security personnel in forcible entry operations.

Axes break up debris and chop through doors and other obstacles. The ax head is firmly secured to the handle to prevent loosening during use. These tools assist law enforcement and public security personnel in forcible entry operations.

Sledge hammers break apart obstacles to gain access to blocked areas. They have a weighted head and require two hands to swing. These tools assist law enforcement and public security personnel in forcible entry operations.

These accessories support the use and handling of forcible entry tools.