Entry Kit Three: the department-level breaching arsenal
This is the kit an agency standardizes on: every capability from Kits One and Two plus the Mobile Home Door Breacher for outward-opening doors — ten pieces covering essentially every manual entry problem a team meets, carried in L.A. Rescue’s USA-sewn quiver and entry pack.
What’s in the kit — tool by tool
MonoShock Ram (LE)
The one-operator door ram — swings breaching force without a two-man team. Shock-absorbing ram with non-sparking, electrically nonconductive handles rated to 100,000 volts. The tool that makes single-officer mechanical breaching possible. — full specs
The Breacher (LE)
The compact personal ram for tight approaches and standard inward doors. Purpose-built breaching ram sized for stairwells, hallways, and stack positions where a full ram won’t swing. — full specs
ThunderSledge (LE + Fire)
The breaching sledge — blunt force for doors, locks, and everything masonry-adjacent. Breaching sledgehammer with an electrically nonconductive handle system rated to 100,000 volts — force with insulation between you and what’s behind the wall. — full specs
Break-N-Rake (LE)
Window entry, one tool: break the glass, rake the frame clean. Laser-cut hook and serrated blade in military-grade steel — the dedicated glass tool that keeps hands and arms off the frame. — full specs
Mobile Home Door Breacher (LE)
The outward-door specialist — mobile homes, out-swinging commercial doors. Electrically nonconductive D-handle system rated to 100,000 volts, purpose-shaped for the doors a standard ram can’t defeat. — full specs
BoltMaster (LE + Fire)
The bolt and lock cutter that ends padlocks, chains, and hasps. Cutting power on electrically nonconductive fiberglass handles rated to 100,000 volts — locks stop being an argument. — full specs
ThunderMaul (LE + Fire)
The maul — concentrated striking force for stubborn doors and hardware. Drop-forged, heat-treated carbon steel striking head with a nick-resistant finish, built to Dynamic Entry’s durability standard. — full specs
Special Operations Breacher (LE)
The compact pry that defeats what force alone won’t. Redesigned tempered stainless steel wedge for controlled prying entry — leverage where a ram is the wrong answer. — full specs
L.A. Rescue Dual Tool Quiver — built for 911 Network (Carriage)
The American-sewn quiver that moves your ram-and-breach pair — built by L.A. Rescue exclusively for this kit. 1000-denier-class Cordura construction by L.A. Rescue, the USA bag maker that’s been sewing responder gear since 1987. Final carry spec published at release.
L.A. Rescue Entry Tool Pack — built for 911 Network (Carriage)
The made-in-USA tool pack that puts a full breaching loadout on one operator’s back. Sewn by L.A. Rescue in the USA to 911 Network’s kit spec — padded tool stations, silent-carry retention, shoulder harness. Final carry spec published at release.
Two services, one kit
Entry work isn’t one job. The ram is a law-enforcement tool; the Halligan is fire-service doctrine; sledges, cutters, and pry tools belong to both. This kit is built so a patrol entry team and a truck company would each recognize their half of it — and agencies outfitting both stop buying twice.
One catalog, every entry tool
Every tool in this kit is a genuine Dynamic Entry product we stock and sell individually — build up, replace, or expand the kit tool by tool without hunting a second supplier.
Specifications
| Kit contents | MonoShock Ram · The Breacher · ThunderSledge · Break-N-Rake · Mobile Home Door Breacher · BoltMaster · ThunderMaul · Special Operations Breacher · L.A. Rescue Dual Tool Quiver — built for 911 Network · L.A. Rescue Entry Tool Pack — built for 911 Network |
|---|---|
| Tool brand | Dynamic Entry (genuine) |
| Carriage | L.A. Rescue, sewn in the USA exclusively for 911 Network |
| Handles | Electrically nonconductive systems rated to 100,000 volts (per tool specs) |
| Role | Department-level master kit — every manual entry capability |
| SKU | 911EK3V1 |
Common questions
Why this kit instead of the factory version?
Same genuine Dynamic Entry tools — the difference is the carriage: sewn in the USA by L.A. Rescue to our kit spec, from the bag maker responders have trusted since 1987, and supported by the same store that stocks every replacement tool individually.
Can we get an agency quote or swap tools?
Yes — these kits exist for exactly that. Ask the Network for agency pricing, substitutions, or a mixed LE/fire configuration.
When do the tools need replacing?
Dynamic Entry tools are duty-rated steel and fiberglass — with training-appropriate use they outlast careers. Every component is a stocked, linked product above when you need a spare.
About this kit
911 Network builds its entry kits around genuine Dynamic Entry tools with carriage sewn in the USA by L.A. Rescue — the responder bag maker we’ve trusted since our first catalog. Outfitting one unit or standardizing an agency, ask the Network and we’ll spec it with you — including agency quotes and tool substitutions.
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