Safe Entry System
Designed to Protect the Brave and the Innocent
What it is
The Falcon Shield is a mobile, wheeled ballistic shield. It is sized to pass through a standard interior doorway and provides protection on three sides, so officers stay behind cover as they move into a room or down a corridor rather than exposing themselves at the threshold.
In school shootings, many deaths occur because responders cannot safely reach a wounded person in time to treat them. The Falcon Shield addresses that specific gap: officers advance behind rolling protection, reach the wounded sooner, and begin care in a space that is still contested.
One person can move it. It does not require carrying weight on an arm, so hands stay available for a weapon, a door, or a patient.
Fig. 1 — Front
Unit shown is a fully built product with added features. Gun ports, cameras and camera screen, light bar, and custom decals are optional add-ons.
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Features
Forward-facing camera with LED screen, with night vision capability
A forward-facing camera feeds an onboard LED screen, letting the operator see down a hallway or into a room without exposing head or torso above the panel.
Ultra-bright dual-purpose LED
An ultra-bright LED array lights the space ahead of the shield and can be used at full output to disorient a threat during an approach.
Available upon request
Gun ports can be added to the front panel on request, allowing the operator to maintain a firing position from behind cover.
Onboard trauma storage
A dedicated medical pouch is built inside the shield so officers can begin trauma care the moment they reach a wounded person in a still-contested space.
Mounted breaching hardware
A mounted breaching tool travels with the shield, keeping hands free during the approach. Sledge hammers and other breach tools can be attached as well.
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Available with custom district/team branding
Ballistic protection ratings
Rated
UL 752 · LEVEL 8
The Falcon Shield is rated at UL 752 Level 8 — the highest level on the UL 752 scale — and performs in the rifle threat range that NIJ Standard 0101.07 designates RF1 (the class that replaced the retired Roman-numeral Level III / III+ designations). Most legacy shields stop at UL 752 Level 3 handgun protection, equivalent to NIJ handgun class HG2.
9mm Pistol
.357 Magnum
Current Level of Protection
.44 Magnum
Other providers stop here — this is where current protection levels end.
.30-06 Hunting Rifle
AK-47 Assault Rifle
Uzi Submachine Gun
M16 Assault Rifle
Falcon Shield Level of Protection
AK-47 Assault Rifle
The Falcon Shield exceeds the standard level of protection and covers more!
“Don’t settle for inferior handgun coverage in this day and age. The Falcon Shieldprovides superior protection.”
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House Bill 33, the Uvalde Strong Act, requires every Texas school campus to have at least one ballistic shield and a breaching tool available for active-shooter response, effective for the 2025–2026 school year.
The Falcon Shield is offered as the ballistic shield component of that requirement. This is stated as a compliance fact: districts remain responsible for their own compliance plan, including breaching tools, storage, access, and training, and should verify requirements with their safety and legal counsel.
Districts have funded units through local donors and through state grant programs. See press & real-world deployment for a county-wide example and funding details.
Press & real-world deployment
In February 2026 the Atascosa County School Safety Fund, in partnership with local school districts and law enforcement, donated a rolling Falcon Shield to five area districts — Jourdanton ISD, Pleasanton ISD, Poteet ISD, Charlotte ISD, and Lytle ISD. The units were funded entirely by local donor businesses.
Each shield was finished in that district's own mascot and colors — the Lytle Pirates, Poteet Aggies, Jourdanton Indians, Pleasanton Eagles, and Charlotte Trojans.
A live demonstration was held at Jourdanton ISD, led by Atascosa County Sheriff's Office Deputy Chief Eric Kaiser and attended by district superintendents and the Pleasanton Police Department. Reported by the Pleasanton Express and Hoodline.
Deployed across five Texas school districts
Atascosa County School Safety Fund · February 2026
Compare
Same $7,500 price point, different coverage. See how a rolling team shield and a handheld personal shield solve different ballistic response problems.
Configurator
Select quantity and add-ons. Every shield can be configured independently — pricing updates live and each unit is itemized on your quote request automatically.
Base price — per unit
$5,550
Includes three windows, trauma/first aid kit, and Halligan bar at no extra charge.
Fully equipped
$7,500
Camera System + Lightbar + 3 Gun Ports.
Base unit — included ($5,550)
Add-ons
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Gun Ports
+$150 each — up to 3
One port per panel — center plus two wings — so the operator can hold a firing position from behind cover.
Total — 1 unit
$5,550
FAQ
Next step
Request a Quote
For districts and agencies ready to move forward. We confirm configuration, lead time, and written pricing for purchasing or board approval.
Request a Demo
For teams still evaluating. Enter your email and we send a video demonstration; in-person and live-fire demonstrations are scheduled from there. We will not sell, rent, or share your information.
Funding assistance
Texas runs a state-funded Bullet-Resistant Shield Grant Program through the Texas Public Safety Office that law enforcement agencies can apply to for NIJ Level III/III+/IV shields. Terms are set by the program, not by us — see funding options.
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