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YAY!!!! I'DONE IT!!!!!!

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YAY!!!! I'DONE IT!!!!!!

Postby mrdan » 23 Nov 2006 3:49

I have finally picked my nemesis, the brinks shrouded! :D 8)

I have been fighting in vain for quite a few months now, and now thanks to Romstars quote
Reach to the rear, and try to set that one first. Or you could over lift it, and then set the rest.

I have had a few locks with that low then high combo trick, and most of the time, I just reach in ...
I was working on it tonight as I was reformatting the hard drive on my main box, and suddenly I felt it drop and then a little more and finally I set the first pin and bingo it opened and I just about crapped a brick with shock. It was quite cool 8) Thanks guys!! :wink:
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Postby iNtago » 23 Nov 2006 3:57

Congrats :lol:

I got mine resently too
it feels good to pick somthing alot of peaple say is hard 8)

going to pick his again,
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Postby mrdan » 23 Nov 2006 4:01

I'm just jazzed 8)

When you finally pick your first Hard lock (or at least hard to you) You kinda wanna mount it and put it over your firepace don't cha' 8)
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Postby Krypos » 23 Nov 2006 5:08

wait til you snap it shut to go and do it again. it might take months to do again. in which case, you go absolutely nuts in the process. :lol:

trust..... ive been there before myself......
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Postby zeke79 » 23 Nov 2006 10:07

You've beat the old brinks shrouded!! A nice lock for the money to practice on for sure. Now a step up would be an american 700 6 pin. Same keyway, same number of pins, but much better tolerances.

Congrats on your pick though :wink: .
For the best book out there on high security locks and their operation, take a look at amazon.com for High-Security Mechanical Locks An Encyclopedic Reference. Written by our very own site member Greyman! A true 5 Star read!!
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You should snap it shut

Postby raimundo » 23 Nov 2006 11:43

You should snap it shut and do it again right away while the memory is in your fingers. after a while you will be able to do it consistently You might be handicapped if you do not have slimline picks, and the trick with this lock is to go light on the tension, Also if you are picking it a lot, I hope at least the top edge of your pick is well sanded.
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Postby mrdan » 23 Nov 2006 21:02

Got it two more times today! 8) 8) but it takes about 10 minutes :oops:
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