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Re: Hallis Chalmer's DeathLoxx Vids
I also rake an old Junkunc Bros, US Navy brass padlock.
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.45cal wrote:nice job on the barrel lock. Can it be gutted?
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HallisChalmers wrote:No, the pins on either side of the keyway ...- have nothing to do with opening of the lock.
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jruther2 wrote:So...on the brass USN lock were you doing more of a bypass maneuver as opposed to picking?HallisChalmers wrote:No, the pins on either side of the keyway ...- have nothing to do with opening of the lock.
I think I may be confused.
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the lockpickkid wrote:I have had a go at some of those U.S. Military junkunc brothers padlocks, my fiances dad had a whole bunch of them, some are easy and some give ya a run for your money!
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