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Tool recommendations, information on your favorite automatic and/or mechanical lockpicking devices for those with less skills, or looking to make their own.
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by Demonithese » Fri Mar 10, 2006 12:05 pm
i feel like giving up.. its been 4 days or so since i've gotten it.. no luck whatsoever. I picked up a crappy 4-pin "magnum" lock, and i have not a clue, not matter how hard or soft i push the tension wrench, even lifting up the first pin won't stay up. It just bobs back down.
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by Demonithese » Sun Mar 12, 2006 3:27 am
YAYY!Y! ASHWOEIOIO!I!!
i tried it on an old masterlock (5) pins. my friend had it picked in 5 seconds.. 5.. he hadn't even seen it before.
He had put thte tension VERY high on the gun, and that seemed to work just fine.
he hands it to me, after about 5-10 seconds.. i didn't feel it working, then BAM.. turned 90 degrees and i popped the top off.
thanks for everyone's help!
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by illusion » Sun Mar 12, 2006 3:31 am
Okay... now what in the name of all that is holy, does "YAYY!Y! ASHWOEIOIO!I!!" mean???? 
Time has passed, and I have loved many women. And as they've held me close, and asked if I will remember them, I've said, "Yes, I will remember you." But the only one I've never forgotten is the one who never asked.
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by Shrub » Sun Mar 12, 2006 5:21 am
It means.........
Yes great ive done it yipee wow awsome stunning supurb amazing unbeleivable so happy the world means so much more now lifes good i cant beleive it was so simple pornography.
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by Demonithese » Sun Mar 12, 2006 5:25 am
YA!! i got the door lock too! that one was harder, and my friend did it very fast, and did it over and over.. i coulnd't get it.. then after trying the bouncing method (and i pressed the tension wrench pretty hard) it went.. now i can do it in under 30 seconds everytime, averaging 10 seconds (unless i drop the tension wrench)
the whole key was the tension wheel on the gun, i always had it too low, and my friend just said, ah what the hell, wheeled the thing up really high, and BAM, opened it in a few seconds.
 !!! AAJF:H:!LH~!:LJ!!:OASJID!
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by Shrub » Sun Mar 12, 2006 5:33 am
You should reset it lower everytime you get to a new lock, try it then wind it up a little aty a time, too much can damage some locks,
Donty do it on locks you rely on as if you damage it your in for the high jump, try your key now do you notice its a little gratey? if not youve got away with it but dont do this too often on the same lock and especially the one on your house.
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by Demonithese » Sun Mar 12, 2006 5:40 am
ya, i've noticed. the first door actually after having opened it 20 times, i couldn't fit my key in all the way, had to push a bit to get it in.
so, the pick gun (picking in particular) tend to wear away locks quite fast? would graphite powder help?
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by Shrub » Sun Mar 12, 2006 5:41 am
Nothing helps, the guns wear locks simple as, repin often or dont practise for long, they are a locksmith tool not a hobby pick 
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by Demonithese » Tue Mar 14, 2006 5:23 am
ya, i found for $22 a set of 14 picks with handles (lockpickshop.com)
they look SWEEEEETT. is "The Locksmith" DVD worth it for beginners?
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by Shrub » Tue Mar 14, 2006 8:13 am
I wouldnt think so to be honest, stick with reading this site and you will not need any other material really.
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by squelchtone » Tue Nov 08, 2011 4:46 am
Yay! My co workers are awesome. A guy at work who knows I'm into locks brought me his old Southord LAT-17 pick gun. He's never had much luck with it, but wants to get back into picking as a good Winter time hobby.
So I guess sometimes it IS good to tell people around work that you like locks and picks. =)
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by r0005 » Wed Nov 09, 2011 11:29 am
You probably already know this but make sure you are not inserting it too far in to the lock.
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by Nismo-san » Fri Feb 03, 2012 9:37 am
i own one and had just as many problems learning it......another member of the club. hahaha 
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