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I have for sale the following items, either in new or very good condition. I am not set up for PayPal or credit cards, so payment would have to be either a money order or check (gulp!). Please PM me for details or questions, Thanks, Bob.

1) Locks, Safes, and Security. Non-government version, no CD. $150.OO USD
2) HPC Electric pickgun, very gently used $100.00 USD
3) HPC Cylinder eater, with Medeco cylinder guide and carbide drill bit, new. $190.00 USD
4)HPC Knob remover, new. $150.00 USD

Prices above include shipping to anywhere in US.

What's the model on the Pick Gun? I don't mean to sound rude, but I could buy a snap gun from Sparrows that works just fine for 70.00 including the pick ends. What makes yours worth $100.00?

it's an HPC electric pickgun

You are thinking manual pick gun alera he's selling a electrified battery operated one

Don't they make three types of "LLS" one for public, locksmiths and the highest level the Government issue.?
How much would you sell the medeco drill guide and bit for, as I already own the cylinder eater?

Thanks

I forgot to ask the most important question...........So have you found a way to pick or bypass the medeco?
Please tell.

Sorry it took me so long to get back to you guys, ut I don't have a computer at the moment and have to use the one at my library. Alera - the pickgun in question is an older model EPG from HPC. This one uses a rechargeable battery. True, it won't open anything your manual pickgun won't, or for that matter,
a basic pickset, like Kickstart from Sparrows, or as quietly as one of Rai's snappers. What they're used for, for instance, would be when you have a number of cylinders to open, like when doing an eviction or a seizure for Taxation and finance (in NYC, the Marshal's office might be doing 8-10 evictions a day and they can't afford to stand around waiting to be dazzled by your picking skills). Jharveee - No, I haven't learned to pick open Medecos. I have gotten up to three chambers and have stalled. Anyway, I am getting rid of my locksmithing stuff due to health reasons and am cutting back on road calls. I would prefer to sell the Cylinder Eater as a set, and not have to break it up.
Also, the Locks, Safes, and Security is the locksmith version.