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BPMR - Bash Pro Mini-Ram

BPMR - Bash Pro Mini-Ram

Tactical Entry Tool, Bash Breaching Mini Ram

  • Overall length - 16"
  • Strike Face - 4.5"
  • Weight - 22 pounds
  • Color - Matte Black
  • QR Swivel Tactical Sling Included
  • Electrophoretic Coated for Durability and Corrosion
  • Lifetime Warranty  
$599.00 - $1,499.99
$599.00
$599.00 - $1,499.99
$599.00
Product FAQ's

What are the primary operational design advantages of the Bash Pro Mini-Ram?

The BPMR features a streamlined, single-operator configuration that delivers massive kinetic energy on structural doors and barricades while maintaining a low-profile footprint optimized for tight hallways and confined spaces.

What finish is applied to protect this tactical entry ram from corrosion?

The tool is finished with a commercial-grade black electrophoretic coating to provide maximum rust resistance outdoors and minimize light reflection during stealth operations.

Does the Bash Pro Mini-Ram feature specialized handling grips?

Yes, all round operator handles are engineered with a shock absorbing foam anti-slip grip to guarantee secure handling and precise tool control in high-moisture environments.

How is the Mini-Ram carried during hands-free tactical movements?

Every standalone mini-ram comes equipped with an adjustable quick-disconnect two-point sling, allowing breaching operators to securely transition to secondary gear or firearms. The tool features ambidextrous sling mounting.

The Bash Pro forged Mini Ram delivers all the strength and power you will need coupled with the tactical advantage of a compact tool. First and foremost the stout 4.5" strike face is unlike any other in this category, virtually eliminates punching holes through doors. The tool has machined in ambi M-LOK channels for our Quick Release (QR) swivels and sling attachment should you want to sling your tool. The tool is equipped with a front hand guard while the back handle is set at 90 degrees, both handles have durable cushion grips. Together these minimize the risk of hand, wrist and elbow injuries, which really offer this tool necessary safety advantages in high pressure situations. Many rams typically mount the back handle at an angle greatly increasing the risk of wrist and elbow injuries as the impact energy is shot up through the back wrist/elbow.