INGERSOLL 10 LEVER SHROUDED PADLOCK PICS

[LocksmithArmy]

i have one of these cores.. in a lock for a door... ive gutted it... not picked it, but got close.. i have seen a vid of it picked tho... just the core not the padlock


yeah, i have two... both 10 lever.
one, the laminated "impregnable",and the other the jap army type.
i will reshoot these pics when i am feeling a bit better.
i have seen the six lever one picked, by gradually adding the levers in one at at a time...that + 4 more....quite the feat...if you ask me,
the (relative) tension involved is massive.

[mrlocks]

really cool locks, I think I also never seen this picked. anyways, thanks for sharing

[ImSchatten360]

I have one (CS700) as well but can't get the damn screws out. And it is probably not a good idea to try to pick it with all 10 levers installed

[kamikaze]

Where are the Pic´s of the Lock?
I´m very Interested to have a look inside that lever lock.

[nozza36]

I have one of these locks if anyone has anything to trade ( prefer mul t lok ) or something interesting !
comes with 2 keys and looks identical to Awols and is very heavy chaps

[nhoj_yelbom]

I have one of these locks if anyone has anything to trade ( prefer mul t lok ) or something interesting !
comes with 2 keys and looks identical to Awols and is very heavy chaps

pm'd

[huxleypig]

I recently got one of these, it's 10 lever and the rim cylinder type. Only £3 from someone who claimed to be a locksmith but obviously knows sod all cos it's worth soooo much more than £3!! Pristine condition with 3 keys.

Anyway, they can be picked apparently. I'm getting nowhere with mine but here's some great info on them:

An article in here about disassembly:
http://ndemag.com/nde4.html

And an article in here about picking of them:
http://ndemag.com/nde4.html

Great locks, so damned smooth when u turn the key, it's a dream to operate!

[Dopug]

That is a beast of a lock! Excuse my noobishness here, but i thought lever locks were like the mortice locks we get in the UK? Can someone explain the mechanism in this or point me to a link that has the information I need.

[huxleypig]

That is a beast of a lock! Excuse my noobishness here, but i thought lever locks were like the mortice locks we get in the UK? Can someone explain the mechanism in this or point me to a link that has the information I need.

See my post just above yours dude! Some quality info in those mags about them.