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prop Hey guys I'm in desperate need of forcible entry prop. Of course we can't afford to buy one so I wanted to see if anyone had any great idea… Started by Ricky Flowers	3	Apr 12, 2012 Reply by Gary Lane
Brotherhood Instructors: Forcible Entry Academy coming to NJ! Don't miss out on this great Brotherhood Instructors training class in South Jersey on June 11th!! Still seats available. Contact me for mo… Started by Mike Carestio	0	Jun 1, 2011
Does Your FD Carry the Irons As a Set? I was always taught that the irons (aka married set) were supposed to be carried by one person and that everyone else still needed to carry… Started by Matt McDowell	9	Jan 26, 2011 Reply by Matt McDowell
What tools do you prefer?? (initially) What are some of the tools, you prefer to take off the rig initially? Obviously based on occupancy and urgency! It would seem that there ar… Started by Chuck Fager	16	Jan 13, 2011 Reply by Shareef Abdu Nur
Widening the Adz of the Halligan Tool! Kevin LeGacy has seemingly mastered the art of widening the adz of the halligan. As a result, members that he has worked with have taken to… Started by Chuck Fager	4	Feb 11, 2010 Reply by Jamie Morelock

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