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1105's and the Brinks shrouded,

I had three differently keyed 1105's that I could rake to get the false set and then SPP. Of course it took me several hours each day, for several days to get my technique.

Feeling pretty proud, I figured I had become and 1105 killer. WRONG.

I have never been able to pick another 1105 to save my life.

And the Brinks shrouded? That's a stinker for me. I can get the false set no problem but I still can't go past it. It's like I have some kind of mental block.

As far as cylinders - I'm working on a Corbin right now that won't give it up.

my hardest is my medeco.
only opened it twice
hardest lock in my collection

well it used to be my brinks shrouded but i can get that in under 30 seconds now so i would have to say my American 5200 Gov issue. It's even intimedating to look at.

Lew

Lockwood 234's.

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That is all.

My hardest pick to date, that I have actually opened, was a 40mm brass brinks. The hardest I've yet to get is a list about 10 locks long.

I've got an adjustable shackle 50mm brinks, a big ass Yale, etc.

I'd say the lock I've found hardest, that actually gave me a good bit of fun is my Brinks shrouded. I love that baby. It's not super easy, and it still gives me a challenge, but once you get it to false set it's just a great ballgame.

Got pics???

I hate those little buggers, I've opened mine a handfull of times but every time I go back to it I wana throw it against the wall.

Lol, yeah! For me, I set the first two pins, then the third needs to be set, but when I go to set it, the first two unset. It gets my testies in a bunch!

ray has one in his lock collection pic.
i'll try and fire you a few off later.

Lew

cool thanks