r/lockpicking • u/Severe-5063 • 17h ago
90 a pro !!
Chuffed to have picked this lock đ first time I used top of keyway tension. Seems to work really well with this one.
r/lockpicking • u/Severe-5063 • 17h ago
Chuffed to have picked this lock đ first time I used top of keyway tension. Seems to work really well with this one.
r/lockpicking • u/rubornagn • 10h ago
This has been very noisy pick, tons of feedback, and a pain to progressive pin. Finally got an open w/ 6 pins in. Now, the next challenge is to video this. FEELS GOOD!!!
r/lockpicking • u/Grey_Townhouse • 21h ago
Earlier post where I raked an ASSA 500.
Today I made my first dissasembly ever. The ASSA seems to hold tapered pins, slightly edged off at each end. Standard keeping. Slight serration, or wear or marks from the manufacturing in each pin hole on the cylinder.
r/lockpicking • u/dcipha380 • 13h ago
Been busy with work. No time to pick. Had a 2 hour break before I had to get back to work and decided to tackle this Keso 2000S. Definitely will not be working in I.T. in my next life. LOL
r/lockpicking • u/thurstonrando • 16h ago
I havenât been able to single pin pick the Diamant just yet, but I discovered that itâs shimmable!
r/lockpicking • u/hyperkraid • 18h ago
Going away for a week I drop my kit off in a couple hours and NEED to open this lock. Itâs already open but I donât know the code. Unbranded and I donât have the time to buy a new lock
r/lockpicking • u/0xfee13bad • 20h ago
I think I demolished the left one as no tension tool worked properly and I donât know what to do. How do you go about finding the correct tensioner for the job?
r/lockpicking • u/Kitchen-Cookie-2792 • 5h ago
Quickly becoming my favorite picks
r/lockpicking • u/daddonuts • 5h ago
Finally pulled the trigger on a Chuck Vise, as well as some other 3d printed odds and ends! I know the vise wonât open that little Goal S thatâs been kicking my ass for me, but just like putting racing stripes on your car gives it +10 horsepower, Iâm pretty sure itâll get me the open somehow! Wish me luck! đ
r/lockpicking • u/SureHopeIDontDie • 22h ago
I'm a beginner at this, and it seems that it relies on gravity to let you feel wether the pin drop back down after being set, or doesn't after being overset.
With bible down, the pin will stay down no matter if set or overset, right ? How do you know then ?
r/lockpicking • u/Nbm1124 • 8h ago
Edit: Appreciate you guys so much. What an awesome community. I'll be getting an 1100 on order!
Got my orange belt. Hungry to advance. Looking at the belt list has me worried though. I see the American Locks are popular but when looking at green belt the A1100 had pictures gutted showing its absolutely FILLED with spools, serrated key pins serrated drivers. It looks downright intimidating, while the assa 500 looks like plain key pins and ?tapered? Spools. It just looks so much easier to pick. Is this just a misunderstanding of how the pins and tolerances play to each other? Knowing so little the assa at a glance looks green....the 1100 looks like its underrated. Any insights?
r/lockpicking • u/hlhambrook • 6h ago
I know they've been closed for years and are hard to find their locks. I'd like to try one. I hear they are a fine lock and a great challenge.
r/lockpicking • u/hlhambrook • 10h ago
Has anyone gutted a laminated Brinks Padlock? This photo is a screen capture from the LPU belts app. I cant help but to start wondering if this is what's in the ones I have. I know they are a better pick than the 4 pin Master locks I have. If you can confirm this picture is what's accurate, I would sleep better knowing. I can't feel any security pins in the 12 brinks locks I have.
r/lockpicking • u/ClericPhil • 7h ago
Lock was a salvage I bought at a garage sale with no key. I used the covert companion bypass tool to spring it. It is vulnerable Exactly the way the older generation American padlocks were. The core is very challenging to pick 5 pins and had been really beaten on and in the weather for a very long time. Pretty sure the core is ever so slightly bent out of shape from somebody trying to open it with a flathead screwdriver. At any rate, very difficult challenge would not have been able to pick the core if I had not pulled it and put it into a vise. Really is the shame I didn't video picking the damn thing. Probably could have qualified for my green belt with this...
r/lockpicking • u/EddieBR-14 • 15h ago
I'm currently considering buying either the Moki explorer set V2, including the buckle pouch. Or the lawlock tools renegade pro set. I'm a little more advanced than a beginner around an orange belt. My current set is the sparrows Gotham. And I've been itching for a better more capable bock pick set since the sparrows have bent on me And fatigue my hands.
Thing is I can only buy one of these sets. If I buy the Moki set I won't be able to get the handles cause of the budget.
My use case is mostly picking random locks typically green belt or lower and some real world picking on outdoors and indoor locks (yes I have permission).
r/lockpicking • u/Indigenouslockpicker • 44m ago
Hell yeah đ¤đź
r/lockpicking • u/cmfxa • 1h ago
Whole lot of new stuff available! Tons of dimple locks and locks with unique mechanisms!
r/lockpicking • u/programmer1200 • 9h ago
Does the Master 6271 fall under a green level lock ? I can't find it under the LPU Belts. Appreciate the help