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[roadmaster]

Hi, anybody picked a lock like this?



I can't, maybe some help from this forum

[gstrendkill]

hmm i cant say i have. try posting more pictures from different angles or giving a description so maybe somebody else can help you

[size12]

looks like a standard wafer lock to me, try using less tension and set one wafer at at time searching out the stiff wafer.

Good luck

[MBI]

I haven't tried to pick one of those before, but if it were me I'd try using jigglers to pick it. Shimming might work if you want an alternative to picking it.

[New-York-Locksmith]

hey, I never tried for lock like this - can you please place some more pics from different angles.

[raimundo]

that lock probably weighs very little, its made of sheetmetal stampings, and the keys while looking like pin tumbler keys are actually just opening a simple warded padlock spring mechanism. its a cheap trick. if there ever was a lock that a gunshot would open this is it.

[LeeNo]

Try yelling at the lock really loud - it looks like that might work on this lock

If it is a wafer lock, then you can't "pick" it. There are no pins or wafers to manipulate.

To pick this lock you just need to file a piece of metal so that the tip matches the shape of the tip of the keys and the rest of the metal is no thicker than the thinnest part of the key. That should open every lock of that type.

[LeeNo]

If it is a wafer lock, then you can't "pick" it.

I meant to say if it is a WARDED lock.

I apologize. This is the only forum I frequent without an edit feature.