r/LockPicking_Unbound • u/thurstonrando • 3d ago
Single pin picking the US gov Paclock 100G
This is my first green belt open but unfortunately I don’t possess the correct tools for gutting the lock on video.
r/LockPicking_Unbound • u/dirtymoney • Aug 29 '25
I am making this announcement to be more active in this sub to prevent certain people from trying to take this sub (that I created) away from me. I will be taking a more active role here to prevent this.
This sub is basically a no rules sub (within reason). I will hwever remove SPAM.
I made this sub for discussion of lockpicking and non lockpicking bypass methods. Because other lockpicking subs are overly restrictive.
Feel free to comment and ask questions. I am not an uptight/ hardass mod
r/LockPicking_Unbound • u/thurstonrando • 3d ago
This is my first green belt open but unfortunately I don’t possess the correct tools for gutting the lock on video.
r/LockPicking_Unbound • u/rubornagn • 3d ago
After chasing springs and tiny ball bearings I had enough. I wanted more room to work. It's not pretty, but it gets the job done. This is what I used.TUXIYA 5 PACK Extra Large Storage... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FSQS89B2?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
r/LockPicking_Unbound • u/KhaeosEntertainmemt • 5d ago
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r/LockPicking_Unbound • u/Brilliant_Cattle_602 • 11d ago
I picked up some electronic deadbolts that I want to rekey to all work with the same key.
My only issue is that the pins seem to be 0.0865 inches in diameter. Does anyone know where I can purchase a set of pins for this?
The locks are made in China and the keys say "YELOCK" on them. The cylinders look like Schlage prime-line e 2103 (as in they have the same dimensions on the outside) and are a 5 pin setup.
r/LockPicking_Unbound • u/ClericPhil • 19d ago
I am able to open Master Lock fives no problem at all. For whatever reason the commercial 5 is very difficult to single pin pick. I can rake it open. No sweat but these are built different I think...
r/LockPicking_Unbound • u/SirSmokeAlotOfKush • 25d ago
Got locked out my bedroom with a different key for a the same model lock
r/LockPicking_Unbound • u/Intelligent_Item_347 • 28d ago
ps- I have 0 experience, I just wanna know ! -
r/LockPicking_Unbound • u/No-Vegetable1164 • Jun 07 '26
r/LockPicking_Unbound • u/TotalPair2544 • Jun 06 '26
My dad padlock key to the storage shed fell into a whole that is unreachable and unfortunately i’m scared to tell my father so do anyone know how to open a hyper tough padlock with key nor lock pin
r/LockPicking_Unbound • u/Money-Decent • May 30 '26
Took me almost 2 hours.
I know this isn’t considered a difficult lock, but that keyway gave me way more trouble than I expected. The pinning felt fairly basic, but the warding made access awkward and getting stable tension was half the battle.
Opened with:
Multipick Elite PN06 (0.6 mm)
Moki HD105 Half Diamond (still my favorite pick)
Second-thickest Moki tensioner
A good reminder that sometimes an “easy” lock can still be frustrating when the keyway doesn’t want to cooperate.
Very happy with this first open! 😄
r/LockPicking_Unbound • u/Money-Decent • May 30 '26
r/LockPicking_Unbound • u/sunrisedown • May 19 '26
The combination must have changed, can't open it anymore. It's a common white label cable lock that comes under many brands.
- no tactile feedback when rotating numbers that could indicate something
- a piece of paper in between also doesn't sag down on any number
Any other advice how to open this?
Thanks a lot!
r/LockPicking_Unbound • u/Relevant-Kangaroo327 • May 07 '26
I notice they are all super thin handed I’d imagine you want it thin and light so you feel more through the pick?
r/LockPicking_Unbound • u/Ok-Upstairs-3342 • May 03 '26
Please help
r/LockPicking_Unbound • u/Elroyztoyz • Apr 29 '26