CPT1911 wrote:I've had a couple more opens since my last post. I've officially run out of safes at local Academy stores that I have not opened. I am thinking about starting over with ones from the beginning because I don't remember the combos (although I'm sometimes surprised that I can remember a number or two on a lock I opened ten locks ago lol).
Damn that's awesome. You're just PLOWIN' along man! Good stuff.
CPT1911 wrote:Sidenote: I audio record myself opening these now so I can go back and graph later if I can't open it. I haven't had to do it yet, but I would be more than happy to go back and graph a couple if anyone on here would find it helpful. Seriously, it's won't take long. But I haven't done it because there is already a tremendous amount of graph content on the site from Oldfast, Daggers, and others, so I wasn't sure anyone even cared. Is there anyone who would find it helpful to see a few graphs from these opens? Just let me know and I'll add to this thread.
If it isn't to much trouble or time, you might consider just graphing them and filing them away.
You never know, they may come in handy for research someday and you can pull em' out.
I can't say I've looked back into mine all too much (yet), but still, it's nice to have them.
davewhitejr wrote:By the way, what are some other safe locks that we can learn to open besides the group II S&G? Any ideas?
Really, there's quite a variety to be had just within the group 2 category, especially if you look to the older ones.
Many of which I haven't had the pleasure yet. Unfortunately it's gotten a little more costly to acquire locks than
when I first started. I was just looking through my archives the other day.... I seen one purchase I made that
was for 4 (FOUR!) safe locks.. total? $46!!. That's $11.50 per lock! HA! Now it's usually $30 and up for ONE.
Posted: Tue Jan 28, 2014 1:35 pm
One came over and said that he would appreciate it if I didn't do that anymore because a kid could get locked in one of them... 
