question about a lock...

by **SicilianBoy** » 27 Sep 2005 14:22

hi please see the photos below:

the photos are a bit dark but i think u can understand what lock and what key im talking about!

please can u tell me if this kind of locks are unlockable and if the answer is yes which kind of tool do i need?

thanks,cya[/img]

by **sivlogkart** » 27 Sep 2005 14:35

It is a double bitted lever lock, but I have never had the chance to pick one of those.

by **SicilianBoy** » 27 Sep 2005 14:42

d0ded0 wrote:It is a double bitted lever lock, but I have never had the chance to pick one of those.

but is this pickable in some ways?

by **digital_blue** » 27 Sep 2005 15:18

It most certainly is pickable, but it's a question of your level of skill, and the amount of commitment you're willing to put into learning to pick it. IF this is a one shot deal, you'd be better served calling a locksmith. If you already have some knowledge of lockpicking, you may want to browse through the Euro locks section of the site for some info on picking lever locks.

db

Edit: On second thought, it just dawned on me how dumb it was to recommend calling a locksmith if you've already go the key. :lol:

So that poses the question, why do you want to pick it? Is it because you enjoy lockpicking and want this to be your next conquest? Or what?

by **SicilianBoy** » 27 Sep 2005 17:08

so can please an administrator move this thread in the "european lock" section?

thanks a lot

by **SicilianBoy** » 28 Sep 2005 22:29

so is anyone capable to open the lock of my above picture?is there any video about it?which tool would i need?

im new to this forum but i got a good amount of practicing hours at home so i might try that kind of lock(that is also my home lock)

thanks for your help,i really appreciate it!

by **pinky** » 29 Sep 2005 2:21

the lock will pick with a slightly modified 2 in 1 pick, the same as almost any double bitted safe lock.

by **SicilianBoy** » 30 Sep 2005 5:12

pinky wrote:the lock will pick with a slightly modified 2 in 1 pick, the same as almost any double bitted safe lock.

sorry english isnt my first language anyway u are telling me that the lock in the photo could be picked using a slightly modified 2 in 1 pick?if so...can u please gimme a link so that i can buy this kind of tool so that i can practise at home?thanks a lot!

by **SicilianBoy** » 26 Oct 2005 10:32

pinky wrote:the lock will pick with a slightly modified 2 in 1 pick, the same as almost any double bitted safe lock.

Pinky:this is the kind of pick u are talking about?

http://www.lockpickshop.com/p-C6010.html

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