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The Halligan tool is also known as a Halligan bar or Hooligan tool. It’s a forcible entry tool that firefighters use for prying, twisting, and punching. FDNY Fire Chief Hugh Halligan invented the Halligan tool during the late 1940s. The original Halligan fire rescue tools were about 30 inches long and weighed about 8.5 pounds. Iterations of it are still in production.

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The Halligan Bar – Firefighter Tool is a multi-functional forcible entry solution ideal for firefighters, EMTs, law enforcement officers, and construction workers. The Halligan Tool Pry Bar has an overall length of 30 inches.

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Durable and crafted from high-quality materials, the Halligan Firefighter Tool is engineered to withstand the demands of intense, high-impact environments.

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The Halligan Bar – Firefighter Tool can forcibly pry objects apart with its spike wedge end and pull nails with its forked end. It is very sturdy and has a anti-slip grip with padding. Additional wedge available.