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ingersoll

European hardware -lever locks, profile cylinders specific for European locks. European lock picks and European locks.

Postby JackNco » 31 Mar 2008 19:57

peterson prybar fits well
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Postby illusion » 1 Apr 2008 11:41

padlocks wrote:so far haven't managed to keep more than one pin set at a time and have destroyed 3 tension tools!


They don't use pins.

You're using too much force - I picked mine without even bending a tension tool.

Keep trying, stop winging.
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Postby greyman » 26 Apr 2008 7:33

illusion wrote:They can be picked using a standard SouthOrd tension wrench, and a hook pick. I know this because I personally picked an Ingersoll this way.

They do need quite a lot of tension, but that's not really the difficulty in terms of picking said locks. The hardest part I found was that the levers are under a lot of spring tension and I found it really hard to keep them set.
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I couldn't have summed it up better. If you think about what illusion has said here, you will realise the trick. :wink:
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Re: ingersoll

Postby uklockpicka » 12 Apr 2009 11:21

The Ingersoll locking mechanism can be picked, there is a video on youtube by Jaydorner. Ive posted the link below:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkxh7Lw0ITM

Hope this helps

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