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thats lock there is a cobra 7 pin t-handle lock., it has the new 7 sided front. with anti drill ball bearing in the center. its new.
made for vending machines with a t-handle.
nothing speacial. very pickable
thats lock there is a cobra 7 pin t-handle lock., it has the new 7 sided front. with anti drill ball bearing in the center. its new.
made for vending machines with a t-handle.
nothing speacial. very pickable
Wow. And here Ive been trying to individually pick each pin while maintaining light tension... Thank you for clearing this up, Illusion. I will be experimenting with this later in the week. Provided this stays in the basic forums, I will post an update later, for what it is worth.
Wow. And here Ive been trying to individually pick each pin while maintaining light tension... Thank you for clearing this up, Illusion. I will be experimenting with this later in the week. Provided this stays in the basic forums, I will post an update later, for what it is worth.
raimundo wrote:To those who are picking this lock without the sliders tool, how are you tensioning a lock that has no slot on the stem for tensioning.?
Look at the photo by the OP. this is one of those without a stem pickup slot. The key simply pushes on the pins. but a bic pen could work it out.
This is something that i've always wondered. i've never had one of these locks so i don't know how they work.
I presume that some of the keys have a little nick on it? Or perhaps the pins are seated in the cutaways on the key, allowing you to turn the barrel.
What a load of old BiLocks!!!!
I'm probably 0 for 400 in looking for safes behind wall paintings
