hey every1 i need help big time!!!!!!

[stewpot]

hey every1 im 14 years old and im learning how to lock pick. I can lock pick the little cheap suitcase locks and my handcuffs! if anyone could explain in a really easy way how to lock pick a padlock and a backdoor lock! i'll explain what they look like the padlock looks like a normal garden shed lock! it's gold colour with a key hole at the bottom and the backdoor is the moder day locks today now the ones what take the big keys the small ones!!!! so please help!!!!

Edited by Chucklz: No Email requests please.

[stewpot]

yo read this one not the top 1 itsgot some spelling errors please hey every1 im 14 years old and im learning how to lock pick. I can lock pick the little cheap suitcase locks and my handcuffs! if anyone could explain in a really easy way how to lock pick a padlock and a backdoor lock! i'll explain what they look like the padlock looks like a normal garden shed lock! it's gold colour with a key hole at the bottom and the backdoor is the modern day locks not the ones what take the big keys the small ones!!!! so please help!!!!

Edited by Chucklz: No Email requests please.

[Guitar_J]

I'm going to refer you to my Ultimate lockpicking guide.

http://www.codinggenius.net/stuff/ultimatelockpickingguide.pdf

In addition to my manual, you may want to use the search function of this website.

[mbell]

Congrats on the book Guitar_J. It contains everything you're going to need.

[Guitar_J]

Thanks! It was a long time in the making but I think it is an effective guide to learning to pick locks.

I am planning to release it in hard copy for the low low price of only $5.95 + Shipping. It is handy to keep by when you just can't seem to get that last pin to set.

If anyone wants a copy PM me.

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[AlterEgo]

I'm going to refer you to my Ultimate lockpicking guide.

http://www.codinggenius.net/stuff/ultimatelockpickingguide.pdf

In addition to my manual, you may want to use the search function of this website.

Nice...and fairly useful advice too!

However, under the assumption that a newbie might want slightly more detailed advice, let me suggest what is generally known as the MIT Guide, which can be found all over the Web, including at http://www.lysator.liu.se/mit-guide/mit-guide.html

[Guitar_J]

Yes, the MIT guide is another fine piece of literature, Worthy of sharing shelf space with my book...

again
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[Mad Mick]

Wow, I wish you'd released your book when I started picking. You'd be surprised at how much this book will help to improve your picking ability.

Congrats on the book Guitar J and I am looking forward to your next one.

[cormu]

lol
nice one .9

[Chucklz]

Stewpot, both of your posts contain errors, but thats okay. I must also suggest reading the MIT guide, and the FAQs on this site. Your description of your locks, vis. your padlock and doorlock leave everything to be desired. Is there any text on them? On the keys?

Good luck and welcome to the site.

[benzy2]

Is it just me or does that domain nolonger exist for guitar_j's guide?

[Guitar_J]

The domain expired on the 2nd of july, However I've registereed a new one as I didn't want codinggenius.net anymore... the new domain will be www.thelockpicker.com It should be up... well.. hopefully today...

[dapoopta]

the domain isnt up yet, trying to get ahold of this guide being a noob also. thanks alot, this site is amazing.

[Guitar_J]

Yea.. I had some problems with the hosting company, but all is well... and up and running.. here is the updated link to the guide... as mentioned before, you may want to supplement this guide with a good reading of the MIT guide, and the Search fuction on this website

Link:

http://www.thelockpicker.com/lp101/ultimatelockpickingguide.pdf

Enjoy!!!

[TechEd]

Man if only someone had given me this guide earilier!!!!

Aswell as being a fountain of knowledge it also gave me middle finger a work out when I was scrolling up and down.

Nice.