technicalgadget
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In the end, padlocks and locks in general are just for honest people...
NYGF Lockpicking Thread
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In the end, padlocks and locks in general are just for honest people...
HIghlander
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I've have a Southord PXS-17 for over 20 years (?). Used to use paper clips when getting on site (Field Service) and locked out. When younger I used to pick locks just out of boredom as I lived where not much going on in the winter months. Used bobby pins or paper clips until got the Southord.
FrankenCub
.338 Win Mag
I've never used a pick set but have used my drivers license a couple hundred times lol. Also use to do vehicle lock outs a lot. A coat hanger works great on most cars.
Locked keys in our own cars too many time that I care to remember. And our Pathfinder will lock itself sometimes, always want to have spare keys around with that thing.
Locked keys in our own cars too many time that I care to remember. And our Pathfinder will lock itself sometimes, always want to have spare keys around with that thing.
libertysnake
.338 Win Mag
For most locks. I'm actually having a few of these keyed. Considering they cost the same as the junk masterlocks, there's no reason to buy garbage in home depot.
ABUS 20/70 Stainless Steel Diskus Padlock
The 20 Series is the highest evolution of the famous 24 Series DISKUS locks. The cylinder has been improved by adding the ABUS PLUS cylinder which offers the highest protection against manipulation with 250,000 key differs, drilling and pulling protection. The shackle has been improved with a...
abuslocks.com
Obviously someone can cut it with enough time, but it's designed to lock when drilled out apparently. Also, it's a disc type lock, not a standard pin / keyway type lock. So you can't just throw a rake into it and quickly and silently open it.
At $35 a lock with a keying of your choice, and $33 random keying, that's not bad.
libertysnake
.338 Win Mag
Lol, my Milwaukee Grinder (battery) will cut through that pretty quicklybut not as fast as a brass cylinder, that's for sure
Again, remember, locks are for HONEST people, lol
The point isn't to make it impervious. The point is to make it the harder of two targets.
Touché!
I'd never noticed this kind of tool before until it was recently shown on the LockPickingLawyer channel.
They are quite expensive, at about $100 a pop per lock type, and difficult to find in stock for the most common door locks, but.. wow. Pretty amazing. They are basically a lock picking cheat code that anyone could do. They are also decoders; meaning that once the lock is open you could use the numbers to make a working key with a key cutter.
They are quite expensive, at about $100 a pop per lock type, and difficult to find in stock for the most common door locks, but.. wow. Pretty amazing. They are basically a lock picking cheat code that anyone could do. They are also decoders; meaning that once the lock is open you could use the numbers to make a working key with a key cutter.
Never received this pick set. For unexplained reason they cancelled this Ebay order and refunded the money.
I had to use my pen type pick recently and it worked nicely.
I meant to ask you about this when you first posted about it but I forgot. Can you post a pic/pics of this pen pick thing ? I'm not sure that it is what I think it probably is based on the description
It's this, although I paid half the price at the time I bought it.
Lock Pick Tool | Duluth Trading Company
The Lock Pick can open tool boxes, file cabinets, padlocks, equipment locks and more - a must for emergencies! Find it at Duluth Trading Company.
www.duluthtrading.com
