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Through the lock training
Does anyone have any experience with through the lock training? I would like to have something that is portable, easy to reuse, and somewhat cheap. Any ideas would help. Thanks
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Permalink Reply by Bobby Halton on -
You should check out the article featured on fireengineering.com here's a link
http://www.fireengineering.com/display_article/365742/25/none/none/...
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Permalink Reply by Bobby Halton on
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Greg here is another good link for you to check out, http://www.fireengineering.com/display_article/333604/25/none/none/...
and also in Fire Engineering's Training Minutes videos from season two, Chief John Buchiet has a six part series and this is all free. Here's a link brother http://www.fireengineering.com/videos/index.html
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Permalink Reply by David Brashear on -
Have any of you guys ever heard of KnoxBox? There is no etter way to get into a locked building or residential occupancy. Besides, all of the fire codes authorize them and FEMA even pays for them under the FP&S grant program.
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Permalink Reply by Gregory Banks on -
Thanks Bobby, much appreciated.
Bobby Halton said:Greg here is another good link for you to check out, http://www.fireengineering.com/display_article/333604/25/none/none/...
and also in Fire Engineering's Training Minutes videos from season two, Chief John Buchiet has a six part series and this is all free. Here's a link brother http://www.fireengineering.com/videos/index.html
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Permalink Reply by Ian Bruzenak on -
Hey check out vententersearch.com and look up what FF Royal from CSFD has put together out of station 8 as far as a prop. http://www.vententersearch.com/?p=396
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Permalink Reply by Billy lewis on -
Also become friends with your local locksmiths. They will sometimes have a box of throw aways. I try to hit up some of the big chain guys too, they sometimes have "extras" that they'll give ya, this goes for doors too. Last guy I talked to said that most returned doors, just go in the dumpster.
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Permalink Reply by Gregory Banks on
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Thanks guys, great ideas.
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