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Mottura Cisa Atra ..end of Italian style locks

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

Mottura Cisa Atra ..end of Italian style locks

Postby doppiamappa » 30 Jan 2009 4:50

http://www.youtube.com/doppiamappa
Watch the time of manipulation...4 turns in less than 2 min!
done: Abloy protec
Mul-t-lock omega +
Rielda
Pump locks:Mottura Iseo CR
dobble bit locks
Gerda tytan zx
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Re: Mottura Cisa Atra ..end of Italian style locks

Postby raimundo » 30 Jan 2009 8:18

Interesting, they don't show the pick but apparently every time he withdraws the bolt another little way, he has to change some bit on that tool.
I do not know what is inside this lock, but the key is double bitted, lever type.

That the bolts only withdraw a certain distance for ever turn of the key is interesting,
It would be interesting to see photos of the lock case opened and the bolts and levers showing. Also a photo of the pick would be interesting.

I noticed his technique is a sort of loose tryout thing, no real pressure steadily applied.

bring us more on this thing. :lol:
Wake up and smell the Kafka!!!
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