Versatile forcible entry tool used for cutting, prying, and digging; available with either a 6-pound or an 8-pound (2.5 kg or 3.5 kg) head (392), Pick-head axe, The striking face of this tool can be used to strike another tool, forcing the bit end into a doorjamb or windowsill (392), Flat-head axe, Less effective tools than they once were because they cannot cut modern high-security chains, hasps, and padlock shackles (393), Bolt cutters, Used to cut steel reinforcement bars in concrete walls or to cut door or window security bars (393), Rebar cutters, Battery or electric-powered tool with a short, straight blade that moves in and out (397), Reciprocating saw, Can be placed inside a doorframe to spread the frame far enough apart for the door to swing open (398), Hydraulic rams, Consists of a hand pump and spreader device with intermeshed teeth that can be easily slipped into a narrow opening such as between a door and doorframe (398), Rabbit tool, Has two knifelike wings that depress as the head is driven through a ceiling or other obstruction and reopen or spread outward under the pressure of self-contained springs (400), Plaster hook

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