A breaking and dismantling device for rescue comprises a barrier breaking puncher pin. The barrier breaking puncher pin is mounted at one end tip of an impacting rod 2, and the other end of the impacting rod penetrates through a guide bush and is connected with an eccentric
steel ball. The guide bush is fixed at one end of a sleeve, and the eccentric
steel ball is connected with a check ring through an impacting needle and a return spring which is arranged on the impacting needle in a sleeved mode. The check ring is mounted on one side of an impacting block, and the other side of the impacting block is connected with the bottom of a spring
route adjusting rear cover through a force application spring. The spring
route adjusting rear cover is connected with one end of the sleeve. The eccentric
steel ball, the return spring, the impacting needle, the check ring, the impacting block and the force application spring are located in the sleeve. The spring
route adjusting rear cover is mounted on a
handle which is connected with a gun stock. When the breaking and dismantling device for the rescue is used, the
handle on the spring route adjusting rear cover is held, the barrier breaking puncher pin abuts against a masonry barrier to be broken and is pushed forward to compress the springs, and after being compressed to certain distances, the springs are released abruptly to generate large enough
impact force which can break through the masonry barrier. The breaking and dismantling device for the rescue has the advantages of being capable of being operated manually, convenient to carry and use, high in efficiency and capable of being used in all directions.