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Buddy of mine found this bad boy in Korea a while back I think it used to be a military lock because it had a chain on it and no real defining marks (except for mounds of rust). This is my first video of me picking so sorry for the underdeveloped 'feel' of the vid. Took me longer than expected because of the pressure oh god the pressure. I hope you enjoy because I did .

I would have embedded here but it didn't work on the preview sorry.
Edit: I figured it out, wow I'm not good at this whole 'utilizing forum features' thing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tmcylcnBa8

P.S. the clicking is from the camera, I don't know why.

Yeah that's a Master DG series lock. They are U.S. Govt locks. The Govt still uses them for various things here and there. On Camp Pendleton and on deployments I see more American 5200's than anything, but I did come across a few DG's.

Nice video man, looking forward to some more as time goes on. Good job on the old ass lock... I'm sure it was annoying as shsbsfjbsjbf lol

Thanks.
I've had some fun with the American 5200's out here in Japan they're all we use pretty much, heck they're even on the parade deck fence. I've never heard of the DG series, so thanks chris I get to go research now, one of my few hobbies. Yeah Gt it was annoying as all get out, like most cheaply made Masters (no 3, no 7, etc). /the cylinder had a mind of it's own 'hm I think I'll sit still. Nah, I'll go to the left. No, the right. U-Turn!' And it's heavy too just too complain a little more haha

nice job with the video, and a very cool lock.