Can you pick the best lock?

[FearsomeLock]

DOM Sigma Plus
Mauer DT1+
Gege pExtra plus
EVVA ICS

Or a similarly priced lock of your picking.

It will be an europrofile cylinder.

[Squelchtone]

Hello, do you mean can we pick the lock with our lock picking tools so that the lock is open?

Or do you mean can we help you make a decision as to which lock you should pick to buy?

Thank you
Squelchtone

[FearsomeLock]

Sorry for not being clear enough. (I tried to be funny)

I am looking for a lock for my front door. At the moment I have a DOM Plura, but it does not have core pulling resistance and I don't like the fact that the numbers on the keys can be used to buy additional keys. It would be a nice bonus if operation is more 'smooth'.

Resistance to more frequently used techniques to break the lock is more important than resistance to lock picking, but I would prefer a lock that is also hard to pick.

Budget is around €85 give or take.

[stratmando]

I would add Electronic Security, If you want to Protect Something. You may realize from Members on this site, No Lock is Really Safe. Luckily were Good Guys.

[jwrm22]

A grinder (dremel will do) will make quick work of the numbers on the keys.

As for locks there are plenty of brands that have decent locks.
For me in the Netherlands there is M&C for example.
They make good locks at decent price. Only the spare keys are €20,- each.

But also DOM makes the lock you describe.
In the Netherlands we use SKG certification with SKG3 or SKG*** being the highest rating for locks.

[FearsomeLock]

Is the modular variant of the DOM Sigma Plus safer than uurtje regular variant?