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1)Try before you pry.
2)Don't ignore the obvious
3)If possible, use the door that the occupants normally use to enter or exit the premises.
4)Maintain the integrity of the door. |
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| What are the 4 rules of forcible entry? |
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| As low to the floor as possible, between the door edge and jamb on the hinge side of the door. |
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| Where is the ideal placement for a chock? |
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| Halligan Tool and a Flat Head Axe |
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| If the hinges are not visible and the door is recessed. |
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| Two indications of an inward swinging door. |
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| If the hinges are visible and the door frame is flush with the wall. |
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| Indications of an outward swinging door. |
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| The newest and toughest locks. |
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| Usually located the highest on the door. |
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| What are the three steps to force an inward swinging door? |
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| How far above or below the lock should a tool be placed to "set" it. |
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| On this type of lock, once the lock cylinder is removed, the locking mechanism must be moved from 5 o'clock to 7 o'clock or from 7 o'clock to 5 o'clock. |
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| Mounted on the doors edge. A rim cylinder is anchored to the door. |
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| Has a characteristically large lock cylinder, usually mounted four to six inches above the original door knob-lock. The turning action of a key transfers to a lever at the end of the housing that extends and retracts the deadbolt. This lever has a range of motion of roughly 10 to 2 o'clock or 2 to 10 o'clock. |
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| This type of lock has a keyway located inside the knob and is one of the most vulnerable to prying operations. |
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| The weakest point of the system. |
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| Where should the attack on a padlock be concentrated? |
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