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by **yosefthegreat** » 24 Oct 2007 6:04

Sup? im yosef and ive been picking for... 1 year now? i can get most locks open.

its hard to get them open fast tho...

by **Mating Slinkys** » 24 Oct 2007 16:30

Hey there all, I'm new here (obviously, but have always been interested in picking locks.

I've had a few sucesses whilst playing over the years, using what i have now read is the "poke and prod" method, and never used anything beyond a paperclip and a screwdriver. Seems it's time to actually learn how to do it properly!

I'm hoping you folk can help me in that!

by **asbo04** » 26 Oct 2007 16:52

hello well im glad to of found a site that offers such a great amount of info for a noob like me :lol:

by **splister** » 27 Oct 2007 18:10

Hi im new, and im glad to have found this site. I was wondering, what is the best material to make lock-picks?

by **fuzz** » 27 Oct 2007 20:03

splister wrote:Hi im new, and im glad to have found this site. I was wondering, what is the best material to make lock-picks?

try looking though the threads and stickys here

by **housepricecrash** » 28 Oct 2007 11:29

Hi, I am new to this forum and am very pleased to have found it. I am based in Kent, England.

I will soon be starting a new job reposessing properties where the mortgage or other loan secured on the property has not been paid and I will be expected to gain entry to the property fairly quickly as a baliff will be standing over my shoulder.... from what I hear they don't like to kept waiting!

I have a couple of questions so will post in the any questions thread.

hpc

by **Shock** » 28 Oct 2007 15:02

Hey all,

Found this forum while looking for lock pick sets

New to lockpicking an would like to learn more I kinda grasp how the lock works now I just need the rite tools t master it

by **buster101** » 28 Oct 2007 15:58

Well, I became interested when I watched a guy at the hardware store rekey a lock. It looked pretty interesting and simple (except if you have fat fingers) I started taking a few old ones apart and have just made a few basic picks so I want to get the feel for it.
Thanks for the great, friendly advice and I hope to graduate to a higher skill level by reading these posts!

by **The_Conqueror_Worm** » 28 Oct 2007 17:16

Hey, I'm a new member. I look forward to learning the trade.

by **SRH_Integra** » 30 Oct 2007 12:22

I'm new here of course, and this is my first post! I decided to get back into lock picking and I found my way to this great site. I'm sure my time here will be worth it!

by **NetworkJester** » 31 Oct 2007 16:02

Hello, I am new to lock-picking and am hoping to learn a lot about it.
Looks like this is the right site for that!!!

by **therealmuffinman** » 31 Oct 2007 16:34

hi, my name is nick, im 16, i live in Florida and was born in California, lock picking fascinates me and i am trying to get into it. it is kind of difficult because my first pick that im going to try is my front door until i can get another one.

by **uberwaboose** » 1 Nov 2007 0:00

Hi, I've picked for the last year or so, starting with some homemade picks made from dental picks and a nail. I recently bought a commercial set, which introduced me to some new pick types and helped explain why some of my picks didn't work well. I live in MI and look forward to being a member of this forum.

by **Limbo** » 1 Nov 2007 2:56

Ey,

I'm new here. I'm spanish and I speak English badly enough, I'm sorry.
I hope that it's not a problem. I will try to write well in english.

Somebody speak Spanish here?(send private message and we speak)

Well... See you!

by **DDoyle** » 1 Nov 2007 9:12

Just joined today. looking foward to chating.

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