what bump keys should I get?

by **n00bking** » 29 Apr 2007 17:47

LockNewbie21 wrote:Not to be an arse.. but honestly, you really tweak people off with this crap.

to whoever asked how do I get banned?

I tweak people off with the stuff that I say, and I have NO intention of tweaking off anyone. I am assuming tweak means make mad right?

by **n00bking** » 29 Apr 2007 17:53

jimb wrote:Don't waste your money on 6 pin bumpkeys. A 5 pin key will bump a 6 pin lock. If you get a 5 pin Schlage and Kwikset it will open about 90% of US locks.

how exactly will a 5 pin bump a 6 pin? Wouldn't it be a 6 pin bump a 5? And I am sorry for the double post, I don't think this forum has a post edit button.

by **jimb** » 29 Apr 2007 18:32

n00bking wrote:
jimb wrote:Don't waste your money on 6 pin bumpkeys. A 5 pin key will bump a 6 pin lock. If you get a 5 pin Schlage and Kwikset it will open about 90% of US locks.

how exactly will a 5 pin bump a 6 pin? Wouldn't it be a 6 pin bump a 5? And I am sorry for the double post, I don't think this forum has a post edit button.

The ramp at the end of a 5 pin key will bump the 6th pin.

by **cjames73** » 29 Apr 2007 18:33

the slope on the front of the key will bump the 6th pin.

sorry for the crap pic :oops:

by **n00bking** » 29 Apr 2007 18:57

2 questions. why do places sell 6 pin bump keys?

and, why are on bump keys that last pin thing (i am a n00b) is a lot higher than the other ones.

by **cjames73** » 29 Apr 2007 19:12

1) i think the reason for companies selling both 5 and 6 pin keys is for more sales and therefore more of your hard earned Â£Â£Â£/$$$

2) the inner peaks are lower as both sides are filed to a 9 cut, the end is only filed on one side.
if you file the outer edge all the peaks will be the same height.

by **DaveAG** » 29 Apr 2007 19:15

RangerF150 wrote:You will end up opening locks to property that you do not own, you will end up "helping the police with their enquires" as they say around these parts!!
Your "friends' will be the first to run, and you will be having a long friendship with Bubba in a 10X4 cell in your local jail house ....

Unless you are proficient at opening handcuffs, cell door locks and similar, it is in your own interests to avoid opening other peoples locks without permission.

by **Chucklz** » 29 Apr 2007 20:10

Places sell 6 pin bump keys because the people who buy them don't do reesarch. Just look at the keys they sell? Who would bump a Kwikset instead of picking it?

by **raimundo** » 30 Apr 2007 9:44

Duh, someone who really cant pick :lol:

did I get it right chucklz

by **n00bking** » 30 Apr 2007 15:32

Chucklz wrote:Places sell 6 pin bump keys because the people who buy them don't do reesarch. Just look at the keys they sell? Who would bump a Kwikset instead of picking it?

I can do both. I pwn the kwikset either way.

by **Eyes_Only** » 30 Apr 2007 16:18

Try putting in a couple spool and serrated drivers in there and disregard MACS. Kwikset isn't much of a challenge to begin with but with these modifications you may learn that you probably haven't pwned kwiksets completely just yet.

by **n00bking** » 1 May 2007 14:45

where do i get high security pins and what are MACS?

by **UWSDWF** » 1 May 2007 14:56

try www.clksupplies.com for the pins

and MACS is Maximum Adjacent Cut Specification

by **n00bking** » 1 May 2007 18:41

a ha, now I can buy 9 and 7 pins and re pin some deadbolts and get bump keys copied and have a lock that works with them w/o bumping and the hardware people can't do anything about it! MU HA HA HA HA HA suckers!

no just kidding, but that site is really cool thanks.

by **Chucklz** » 1 May 2007 19:01

n00bking Are you really trying to earn you handle?

what bump keys should I get?

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duh

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