Tool recommendations, information on your favorite automatic and/or mechanical lockpicking devices for those with less skills, or looking to make their own.
by Wolf2486 » 28 Mar 2005 17:07
What is this product and what is the rate of success with it?
Thank You.

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by master in training » 28 Mar 2005 17:34
i've never seen one before, i assume it may be for cars, but it almost looks more like a plug remover. indded quite a strange tool... i llok forward to finding out what it actually is and how good it is  where did you find it, who makes it?
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by Wolf2486 » 28 Mar 2005 17:40
It is for cars, and has something to do with the steering lock column. It was on Lockpickshop.com.
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by master in training » 28 Mar 2005 18:09
i looked at it on lockpickshop, i would say it just looks like a normal pick with a fancy handle on it, if it is just that, you'd probably be better off buying a normal pick set and using that, its a lot cheaper!
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by digital_blue » 28 Mar 2005 18:13
It would appear that this is for picking steering lock deviced (ie, the club). Not sure that it is necessary though, 'cause I understand that these are pretty easy to pick in the first place.
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by Romstar » 28 Mar 2005 18:20
It's basically a double ball pick for picking things like "the club". The only good thing about it is that it is easier to use if the keyway is in a bad position.
Best avoided really.
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by monkeE » 29 Mar 2005 3:52
Hey Romstar, so are you saying this is a double ball with a built in circular torque? Sounds pretty narrow as to applications this can have  .
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by Romstar » 29 Mar 2005 17:32
Yeah, well it is actually pretty limited. That was the point I think. Of course, some people awctually believe that the club works, so I guess there are a few suckers born all the time.
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by master in training » 29 Mar 2005 17:42
im not sure what you meant by the club, is this one? it took some finding on google, the club found nothing

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by Romstar » 29 Mar 2005 17:54
Thats one style. Other stles have the lock in the end of the bar as opposed to in the middle.
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by master in training » 29 Mar 2005 18:15
ha ha, lmao!! they're good....you can still drive the car with it on, you dont even need to bother taking it off!!
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by skilless » 29 Jun 2005 12:27
LOL
you would only be able to turn left
anyone seen gone in 60 seconds? - he just takes the stearing wheel off and uses another one
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by sickpup » 29 Jun 2005 14:53
As most car thieves know you just kick these things off, why waste time trying to pick it.
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by lockedin » 30 Jun 2005 0:45
These things might be insecure, but they stopped my car from being stolen. I went inside to take my brother to his piano lesson (in a bad neighborhood) and when I came out wires were sticking out under the steering wheel (in what appeared to be a failed attempt at hot-wiring) but my car, with the club in place, was still there.
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by Shana » 30 Jun 2005 2:09
anyone seen gone in 60 seconds? - he just takes the stearing wheel off and uses another one
and if you dont carry a spare sterring wheel in your backpocket you can always put a pair of stilsons on the column, itll turn you left and right easily enough, but lets not get off topic too much ey, hehe
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