All in one pick? Best Pick?

[unholywar23]

Hello I'm new here so be gentle I was wondering if there is a pick that picks most basic locks. Like house locks. I realize they can all be different but what is the best tool to use. I dont want to carry around a lot of different picks. If anyone has ever watched the show Dexter he only has one pick and gets in within seconds. I know its a show, but still. Any help at all please.

[keysman]

Hello I'm new here so be gentle I was wondering if there is a pick that picks most basic locks.

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[crkress]

My first pick was a thin half diamond. It was okay, but not ideal.

Become proficient with a simple hook- style pick. I'm of the opinion that this is really the only pick a beginner should use, and its good for opening most pin or wafer locks.

Again, that's just my personal opinion, and I'm sure there are some who will call me crazy.