#8 and #9 - Forcing Outward Opening Doors: Mike Perrone Forcible Entry Training

This video is from a series of Forcible Entry training tips in which Mike Perrone of the FDNY teaches techniques for using the "IRONS" (Flat head axe and Halligan bar). I edited the series down into 9 separate videos for easier viewing.
The training is conducted using a prop Mike designed and built called the Multi-Force Forcible Entry Door System. I've used many "Home Made" as well as "Commercially Made" props and I can tell you first hand this is the best one on the market for practicing with the Irons. We purchased this prop for the College I teach for and none of our other props can take the repetitive use and abuse that can be given to Mike's - It's simply the best Forcible Entry Prop around, bar none!!
The Multi-Force is completely portable and can be broken down and setup in minutes at any location. An added benefit of Mike's prop is the ability to use it in "Scenario Based" training - The doors on the prop are large enough to advance personnel and hose lines through allowing the Multi-Force to be used in large scale evolutions - Not just for forcible entry training.
This is one prop every Department should have!! - Check out Mike's web site for more information at: www.FirehouseInnovations.com
Train, Stay Prepared, Be Aggressive, Make the Save - SURVIVE!
Dale G. Pekel

[@coltensims160]

This guy is a legend 🤙

[@wolfman7075]

great training ,I'm in the south we get good training but some of it has not reached us yet . sad part is that our dept looks down on youtube as a source for anything good . I really get a lot of good training out of youtube you and your brothers really do a good job with your training and have helped me with with my training and I will continue to train with you and your brothers as long as your here. thank you for your time. Tom

[@ddip214]

This guy knows his shit

[@metalnewsnetwork3116]

"I just like hittin stuff so I'm gonna hit this." Lol great video thank you

[@kkeahiol]

Thats some awesome training you folks got, thanks for putting this on youtube helped me figure how to do this solo. Small company here and i'm usually the one grabbing these tools or running around and getting in the action.

[@xb10hazardx]

Thanks Dale for the upload, great videos. Extremely helpful.

[@cmorr72]

Thank you for the Demo, it help out a lot.

[@epic5945]

The Halligan is better known as the can opener. Phenomenal tool.

[@mattkeller2466]

no it's not. It's better known as the Halligan.

[@MonitoSmith]

I need that door to my firehouse

[@Striker51z]

what if you had to force an outward swinging door and all you had was a pick headed axe?

[@mikedonnelly905]

Is that all you took away from this air handler?

[@mikefurci]

Outstanding! Couldn't have been any better. Did someone really ask about eye protection? What a douche.

[@gregoriobarriosgonzales5142]

Comentar que este video es ridiculo ya que esta dando una esplicasion con un cerrojo con pasador de madera hay muchos metodos de abrir una puerta blindada o acorazada agalo con un pasador de hierro y informase de las nuevas herramientas para cerrajeros policias y bomberos herramientas rapidas sin colpes estas nuebas herramientas son hidraulicas y no se debe mostrarse al publico solo en privado y solo a los bomberos policias y equipo de salbamento.

[@CharlesBarron1]

burglers in red trucks

[@iamaGod357]

no eye protection?