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Re: What have you picked today
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Thu Nov 20, 2014 12:03 amby marcel
Had to use a 0.4 mm pick on these, just a hair too tight for 0.6. I think I've gone through all the easy ones now, so it might be a while until the next one pops open.
Re: What have you picked today
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Thu Nov 20, 2014 9:48 amby Doogs
marcel wrote:Had to use a 0.4 mm pick on these, just a hair too tight for 0.6. I think I've gone through all the easy ones now, so it might be a while until the next one pops open.
Those keyways are nasty to be sure Marcel. I haven't had the (mis)fortune to play with some euro locks yet. B
Going to see if my sis can pick up some abus c83's or others with those tight euro keyways in January.
Re: What have you picked today
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Tue Dec 02, 2014 5:10 pmby scudo
Slightly off topic as I didnt need to pick anything but my wife got handed a couple of simple suitcase combination padlocks to give to me. No skill involved but it goes to show a little knowledge of locks can go a long way. 3 digit code but no code. OK I try a default 999 and bingo! thats them both open.
Rewind 1 year and I wouldnt have had a clue what to do.
Re: What have you picked today
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Wed Dec 03, 2014 5:45 pmby g_kinz
man i had to pick a master 140 that was installed on a burglar bar on a window. it was upside down no telling how long its been there. it was painted black. the pins were jammed up what a monster to pick
Re: What have you picked today
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Fri Dec 05, 2014 10:40 amby ExTxCx
I picked all three of my Master M40's and a Teicocil cruciform lock (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31gRbREfARc). Still being bested by my M930XDLH....
I've gotten into it once through pure luck and haven't been able to reproduce... It has a bitch of a bitting and it seems that every time I get the 4th pin set, I drop them all when trying to get the 5th... oh well. Someday right?
Re: What have you picked today
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Tue Dec 09, 2014 12:39 amby Oldfast
Nice job! Welcome to the forum. How long ya been at it?
I grabbed a ticket to your show but forgive me for not commenting.
I'm unable to because I never updated my channel months ago.
Re: What have you picked today
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Tue Dec 09, 2014 7:26 amby g_kinz
omg i had a house make me look like a total noob today!!! i was pissed!! just a 5 pin Schlage deadbolt normally i just use a electric lockpick because it will open a Schlage in a blink. but this thing wouldn't pick. i raked it ziped it p2p broke my bogataw pick (GRRR) never did get that lock open. asked for another door. had a glass door locked and 2 kwiksets. im still pissed off about that Schlage.
Re: What have you picked today
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Wed Dec 10, 2014 8:28 pmby sbear2000
Holy Shit I just picked my VanLock with a wishbone tensioner and a needle
Re: What have you picked today
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Thu Dec 11, 2014 2:34 amby huxleypig
10ringo10 wrote:Doogs wrote: the EC75 is also from macgng that's my present work in progress (need to make a better dimple pick for this one , Damn that's a tight keyway).
This EC75 was fun I bet hp still - remembers this lock also
I think all spool on this ! why a 6 on the abus scale - good luck
Yes mate, I remember it well! Fun lock to pick!
Re: What have you picked today
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Fri Dec 19, 2014 7:58 pmby jeffmoss26
Picked this Sargent LFIC to control:
Re: What have you picked today
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Mon Dec 22, 2014 4:45 pmby Papa Gleb
Picked this challenge lock but didnt take pics. You can see the video here:
http://youtu.be/V80kGJRezm0?list=UU7WiD ... WnFYw8H8cA
Re: What have you picked today
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Thu Dec 25, 2014 7:42 pmby grit1
My lovely girlfriend is at it again and got me an American Series 1105 padlock as a stocking stuffer. It has a nice, nasty low-high key bitting (74542 bow to tip), but fell victim to my original Raimundo Bogota in about 6 minutes of rapid jiggling. I was actually a little surprised it popped open so quickly. I will SPP it soon and update with pin feel. Merry Christmas everyone!
Re: What have you picked today
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Thu Dec 25, 2014 8:18 pmby mylockisbetter
This one has been in the naughty bucket for a little while. This is part of an double cylinder deadbolt kit I bought without the keys or bolt. The inside one I have picked several times and made a key from. The outside one has been evil
I slayed it today with a new tool made to slide on the side of the cylinder smoothly when picking at an angle. The scraping of hook picks was causing problems.
http://instagram.com/p/xDX63BOnCf/
Re: What have you picked today
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Fri Dec 26, 2014 9:03 amby Oldfast
mylockisbetter wrote:.....The inside one I have picked several times and made a key from. The outside one has been evil.....
Nice job! I've heard that often times they place sec-pins in the outer half, but not on the inside. That could be why?
Re: What have you picked today
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Fri Dec 26, 2014 9:20 pmby jeffmoss26
WB from ebay...TOK tension and a Peterson euro short hook...this one was very easy!
