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Bump Key problems.

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Bump Key problems.

Postby skyiscoolbeans » Tue Aug 24, 2010 5:48 am

Having an extra $30 to spend, I bought 8 bump keys for various padlocks and deadbolts that I own. They're the kind of bump keys that you use the "pull back" method with.

After about three hours on various locks (Masterlock 930, American 5200, various Brinks locks, Schlage deadbolts, etc.), I have not been able to bump a single one, even using various tensions, various things to tap the key with, different timings, etc.). I'm guessing it's a problem due to the security pins in the locks but then I see posts on here from a few reputable members claiming to have bumped similar locks to mine open in minutes, if not seconds, with security pins in them. Any tips you guys can offer? I promised to dedicate another half hour or so to trying before I asked for help on it and I've exhausted that half hour. :lol:
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Re: Bump Key problems.

Postby unlisted » Sun Aug 29, 2010 4:02 pm

You may want to try searching through some threads on here already, this topic has been beat worse than that dead horse back in 2006.. :lol:

Also bump keys are not magic, they don't always work, and until you get a good "feel" for them, it takes a while to get it working.. Most people use too much tension in the keyway.

Hope this helps, happy picking.
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