BTI Pry Breaching Door

The BTI Pry Breaching Door offers realistic and affordable training for situations that involve outward opening doors. The patented Pry Breaching Door can be installed into a structure or utilized with our optional Free Standing Leg Kit.

Guaranteed for 1500 breaches

Our Pry Door has received a rating of 4.45 out of 5.00 by the NTOA Member Tested Program. Read the review.

Up to 3 lock sets can be simulated utilizing the patented system that replicates either wood or metal door/frame construction methods. Additionally, reinforced pins may be used in scenarios calling for secondary breach points (an unbreachable primary).

The BTI Pry Breaching Door is highly cost effective when compared to the use of actual doors and jury rigged systems.

The Pry Breaching Door comes complete with a standard 36" x 80" door and frame with provisions for mounting in existing frames, doorways or live fire houses without the use of the free-standing kit.

Never buy another door! The BTI Pry Door is reusable and damage proof. By utilizing a patented pin that fails during the breach in conjunction with a low cost replaceable wood jamb piece "wood insert", rather than the door, training now only costs dollars per breach. Please note, for best performance wood inserts should be stored in a dry place. The system can be reloaded for the next breach in a matter of seconds.

Best of all, the door has been engineered to replicate the forces normally found during breaching of actual doors. No more guessing on rigged systems.

The Pry Breaching Door provides three tactical scenarios
with 1 to 3 lock simulations in each:

• Locked wood frame door
• Locked steel frame door
• Fortified door (unbreachable)

In addition to Breaching Pins, the BTI Pry Breaching Door utilizes a wood insert that accepts the Hallagan or similar tool. Along with the patented pin system the Pry Door utilizes a low cost wood insert to accept the Halligan or similar tool. This allows both training in setting the tool as well as replicating the prying forces necessary to breach the door.