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pickguns and combination locks

Picked all the easy locks and want to step up your game? Further your lock picking techniques, exchange pro tips, videos, lessons, and develop your skills here.

pickguns and combination locks

Postby rdchulo » 6 Aug 2004 16:31

i wanted to know if i could use a pick gun on a masterlock combination with the key hole in the back
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Postby CycloneJack » 6 Aug 2004 17:20

hmmm lets just say my experience with combination locks and pick guns have been bad.
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Postby hzatorsk » 6 Aug 2004 18:41

MUCH MUCH easier to manipulate the combo or perhaos to pick it normally.

Given the size of the keyway, the ability to hold the lock securely to get a good snap, and tensioning it at the same time... I find I need three hands.

If you got three hands, or managed to discover a shortcut to hold, snap and tension all at the same time... Great!!

I, however, will work the front side of the lock.

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Postby Hak » 7 Aug 2004 9:54

Hmm, if ya dont got three hands, and ya dont wanna try to find the combo.. pack the thing with some C4 :D
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Postby S3rratedSp00L » 7 Aug 2004 15:23

It may help to clamp the combo lock in a vise... unless you use the C4 method in which case you might not want to ruin a perfectly good vice! :D
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Postby rdchulo » 7 Aug 2004 16:11

what kind of picks should be used to pick the lock
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Postby S3rratedSp00L » 7 Aug 2004 16:22

those keyways are pretty small. I would prefer homemade picks on that one personally. You could use whatever you would normally use on a pin tumbler lock to open that keyhole in the back. It's just gonna be a tight fit. :)
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Postby silent » 16 Aug 2004 8:26

I use an S rake and the tension tool without the bend in it (Dont know the name) It goes to the right and takes a lot of tension, otherwise it wont pop open.
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Postby Jenova » 19 Aug 2004 6:18

wota bout some padlock shims ??
that will open the lock
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Easy.

Postby Sano » 19 Aug 2004 21:39

Stick a thin peice of metal where the shaft opens, push down the lever in side with the thin peice of metal pull the shaft and... Waaalaa..

Took me like 10-30min my first try.
I just started lock picking yesterday.
I'm an amature. -.-
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Postby skold » 19 Aug 2004 21:55

hmm pick guns destroy springs after a while so i hear..you cant replace them in combo's
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