Locks I see out and about

[huxleypig]

Ok, you asked for it! You can sorta make out the 'DOM' on the top of the lock but not very well...



The guy at the garage was giving me suspicious looks and this was the 2nd pic I took and didn't want to hang about too long!

[MrPharmer2012]

thats not a normal wafer lock.. its actually a pretty tough one.. its got a pack of wafers all touching eachother.. they all share a common spring... i did a vid on one... american 50 series... very fun lock... not shit.

I agree very fun lock to pick I posted few pics of one a few months back takes a lil getting used to but a fun pick

[Warder]

These pictures could also go into a section for 'alternative uses of keys and locks'

[jeffmoss26]

I have several key tie clips

[MrPharmer2012]

What ones Jeff post them

[jeffmoss26]

They are at home, I will try and remember later.

[jeffmoss26]

Here you go-
The Best in the back was broken so I cut the clip part off, the other 2 and the Sargent are in very nice shape.

[mister sour]

too cool. those are the BEST tie clips i've seen

[blue_eunos91]

[img][img][/img][/img] Here's a few I've seen while Mountain biking in Germany, abloy key deposit, ABUS Pfaffenhain and a KESO.

[NovaPick]

A well done thread!

There was a thread about the ethics of picking locks in the wild, but I think this thread here shows what "Locks in the Wild" is about. That being merely observing the locks that are being used outside and not violating the ethics that protect our sport.