This is what the U.S. Army uses to break in doors in Iraq.

[arcadian]

The Battle AXE II, is a tool that does all this and more:

*Easily pierces and removes wall and ceiling materials (sheet rock and plaster lath)
*Chips, pries, gouges, tears, and acts as a lever
*Removes trim, window, and door jams
*Removes and cuts through roofing, siding materials and metal sheeting
*Cuts through wires (dielectric properties of over 100,000 volts)
*Nail puller
*Pry bar
*Gas shut off capability
*Chopping and scoring ability


http://www.trgear.com/osc/eshop/product_info.php/products_id/209

[Deja Q]

1. Yes, but can it toss a salad?

Cut through pipes as easily as it can tomatoes?

Would OJ Simpson or Lorena Bobbitt appreciate what it can do???

[Buzz Clik]

5. Does it come with a Pocket Fisherman at no extra charge?

[islandmkl]

2. Battle Axe I....

that was my ex-wife, I believe...

[Rick Myers]

4. Good one!!!! But how does an axe have "Gas shut off capability?"

:shrug:

[islandmkl]

6. i believe it is more of a 'gas interrupted on way to destination' function...

Battle Axe I didn't have that capability...which led to more than one instance of verbal abuse against yours truly...

[Muttocracy]

10. does that mean like a wrench to shut of a natural gas valve?

:shrug:

[tularetom]

3. Is Ron Popeil selling them on late night TV infomercials?

I want one of those things! I have my credit card out and I'm ready to order one.

[bemildred]

7. Yours for only $125 (plus tax). nt

[frog92969]

9. Unless you're purchasing for the military

then it's a *steal* at $12,500.

[Sal Minella]

8. And wait, there's more! It can play the Crested Parrot character in the Javanese Shadow Puppet Play

[DemoTex]

11. Standard equipment in all airline cockpits. The "crash" ax.