are european picks really needed

[JackNco]

they are thick. but they are nice tools. i still use my SO slimline more. WAY more in fact. but your the one bending picks. if you want to get it to tight key ways I recommend the SO slimlines (Although I haven't tried the peterson DCAP picks yet)

[Kwick]

the peterson DCAP picks seems interesting enough to get an eye on it.

the 'lifter' pick especially :



but i don't know if they are as tough as the website pretends.

[Kwick]

where did you saw that the Lockmasters 12 pc set was lifetime garanteed ?

thanks

[JackNco]

website/catalogue somewhere else.... i dunno

[dougfarre]

Yea its lifetime gaurenteed, but who knows what that actually means. I sent my lockmasters rep an email about it a while ago. Heres the reply I got.

"Lifetime warranty means if you break it under normal use or conditions we will replace it. If someone abuses it they will not get it replaced."

So basically, it doesn't really mean anything. If you bend your picks, then you were abusing them.

[Shark78]

southord MPXS 14 is perfect for all the european lock i lockpicked. not any problem with the dimension or the thickness.

for some Laperche or JPM they are too thick but they are not very comon in Europe.