Lockwood LFIC

[KokomoLock]

7 pin Lockwood LFIC. Control lug is controlled by pin 7 only. No security pins.

Cylinder and housing. Operating key on left control key on right.

Close up of LFIC.

Control lug locked.

Control lug unlocked.

Pins all standard.

Control Lug.

Control lug chamber.

[awol70]

very nice....thanks for the pics.

[uklockpicker]

I like it very simalar to the "best" You dont see these every day

[magician59]

Just like the Sargent 7300 cores. The difference is the rotation of the contol key.

[nozza36]

That makes the other thread make a lot more sense , interesting lug thingy on the back ,

[bezza1]

great post mate thanks

[selim]

LFIC is nothing like the Best, it just use's a longer control key to hit the control pin.

If you can pick the cylinder, turn it 180 degres toword the bible, turn the pick around , and you can find the control pin. Just push it up turn the pick, and the core will come out.

Nothing is better than picking a lock, exept getting the core out to decode, that is if it is your's , or you have permition.

selim

watched 45cal. do it on video, and got very good at it .

credit goe's to 45

[Farmerfreak]

If you can pick the cylinder, turn it 180 degres toword the bible, turn the pick around , and you can find the control pin. Just push it up turn the pick, and the core will come out.

BRILLIANT!!

[magician59]

LFIC is nothing like the Best, it just use's a longer control key to hit the control pin.

If you can pick the cylinder, turn it 180 degres toword the bible, turn the pick around , and you can find the control pin. Just push it up turn the pick, and the core will come out.

Nothing is better than picking a lock, exept getting the core out to decode, that is if it is your's , or you have permition.

selim

watched 45cal. do it on video, and got very good at it .

credit goe's to 45

That's the technique I often use when removing a Schlage core (in the appropriate situations).