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 by Chucklz » 2 Jan 2005 12:59
Chesterfield... where?
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by aikidoka21 » 2 Jan 2005 14:02
Hiya,
My name is Jay. I currently own 1 completely broken down dead bolt, 2 opened padlocks and try to pick and take apart ever lock in my house. So I guess I am just a newbie at this. But I am seriously considering trying to go into locksmithing. It's either that or try for firefighting. I am definatly leaning toward locksmithing though. Anyone have any sugestions as how to get hired on as an apprentice of some such thing like that? There is a locksmith in my little home town, I am going to try and get on with him but if that fails I dunno what to do. Hmmm. Any sugestions? Well I'll see you on the forums. -Jay
"It's impossible!" "Give it to me"
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by Oldie One » 2 Jan 2005 16:27
Hello Chucklz,
I am in the UK, sorry unfortunatley a long swim away from you.
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by Chucklz » 2 Jan 2005 16:49
Its a shame, as I will be near Chesterfield VA for the next few weeks.
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by Rockford » 2 Jan 2005 17:42
Oldie One - Looks like we're neighbours.
Rockford.....
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by Oldie One » 3 Jan 2005 7:17
Good morning Rockford,
Yes indeed it appears we are,
All the best, Jim.
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by aldi locks » 3 Jan 2005 7:28
Hello
I am new to posting on this site but have been watching this site for quite sometime.
I am a well established Locksmith trading in the London area and have done so for a long time.
If i can be of any help to anyone i will be otherwise i plan to keep quiet.
All the best to you all and a happy new year picking !
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by Wikinger » 3 Jan 2005 8:14
Great forum! Im from Czech Republic (EU). Does anyone speak czech here? I need some help with czech locks.  Whatever It Takes!
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by OK » 3 Jan 2005 8:42
I'm not czech, but very close. I'm from the Crimea.
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by lostyou » 3 Jan 2005 18:48
Hello all . New member just saying hi to all the members . Nice to meet to ya'll .
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by scubachik » 3 Jan 2005 21:09
I'm new...hey ya'll! 
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by pretender » 4 Jan 2005 14:20
hola. 
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by maldotcom2 » 4 Jan 2005 20:14
Welcome to all the new guys...wow, i can't believe we're up to over 40 pages of intros. The best lock pick is C4 followed by a sledge Hammer
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by Inflame » 4 Jan 2005 22:27
Hello my name is Bart and i am from sterling hts MI and i an 14 years old and i am really interested in lock picking. I read that MIT guide and i was wondering what would be the best lock picking starter set for me, i was looking at the SouthernOrd 5 piece set w/ booklet or the 14 piece set
Pick your way through.
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