Name this rake

[torontosafecracker]

Peggy looks like an alternating triple half diamond..

[sail2steam]

We've always called them a "double rake". However, I've heard people call them a "flying bird pick." Neither terms are likely to be found in an encyclopedia, though.

[KPick]

Peggy

[nite0wl]

I have always seen that design referred to as a "Batarang" but apparently SouthOrd calls it an "S-Rake" for their own reasons but, Peggy seems as good a name as any for your rake.

In case you are interested Deviant Ollam has a very useful slide deck called "Distinguishing Picks" which shows many common and uncommon tool designs along with names and some commentary on usability at http://deviating.net/lockpicking/slides.html, he also covers this in the appendix of the Second Edition of his book "Practical Lock Picking".

[jk2k5]

everything I have seen calls it batarang or batwing cause that is kinda what it looks like. I have not have much luck with them like others show to have. It always gets kinda hung up in the lock but I have not broke one yet.

[doublez]

Peggy

Problem. I often use this pick, and don't have a name for it. I would call it a S-Rake/Hook, but it is similar enough to Peggy that I'd feel bad giving it such an impersonal name. I have no idea what to do!

- doublez

[Asoamylacetate]

+1 on Batarang

But I like Peggy

[blue60]

I have a peggy as well must be a popular kit
I called it "this one"... never learned the name

[blue60]

Peggy

Problem. I often use this pick, and don't have a name for it. I would call it a S-Rake/Hook, but it is similar enough to Peggy that I'd feel bad giving it such an impersonal name. I have no idea what to do!

- doublez

Call it Sue

[smokingman]

Could call it Peggy Sue, or Buddy Holly.

[KPick]

Peggy it is! (Hammers the gavel) (Case dismissed)

It is so ordered. . .