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Lever lock pick in US

Tool recommendations, information on your favorite automatic and/or mechanical lockpicking devices for those with less skills, or looking to make their own.

dont worry youre safe

Postby amilo » 17 Nov 2006 15:18

its nice to see that somone discuss the "chubb" range of locks very popular in uk does come in two main varities one is lever and the other is detainer all range has anti- pick curtain and ant -drill plate [the plate can be drilled but a drill bit with a cutting level of "rockwellc40 or above has to be used] i would highly recomend fitting of these types of locks as they a bit of a nightmare to get into even for a pro!! :)
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wallyworld

Postby raimundo » 10 Feb 2007 12:50

I don't know where wallyworld is getting its cabinet locks, but in fact, the last lever locks made in the US were cabinet locks (furniturelocks) and that wasn't so long ago that there arent still some around, probably on open drawers with keys long lost. heck they might still be making them.
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