New favourite lockpick!!

[dmux]

i prefer a good 12 guage to the lock and hinges of the door

[illusion]

OMG UsE ThE MaZoLa

[eric343]

The image:

[Grudge]

I use this on Kwiksets and Weisers, anything else I have to break out the heavy stuff

[Big Dave]

at least its biodegradable.
ha ha ha

[hippy5749]

I haven't seen my favorite one yet....

[Jason13]

whats that? It looks like a lever key but whats so special

[hippy5749]

The joke was that my favorite way to open a lock is a key............

[Octillion]

The problem with keys is they only work on the lock they are cut for... Not quite as versatile as other methods above.

[illusion]

That's the kind of lock used on dresser doors, if anybody wants to know more I'll photo mine I have later and post photos.

[WDPaladin]

Well with enough skill, this..


Works well, results are as follows..


Results are predictable, and excellent!
WDPaladin

[illusion]

Boom.

[anbujustin]

haha i wish i had enough money for a death star

[WDPaladin]

Well, not a "Death Star" per say; the model pictured is the SouthOrd TID1180T192708947538907TREGDF5349058345 Rake hand held picking device shown in a blown up image. works great on Ace and all circular locks, as seen from the pics..

WDPaladin

[krept]

HAH... what dmux said



reminds me of a modern version of a pirate gun.

some of the 12ga shotguns that the military use are actually called "master keys" ironically... they use prefrag slugs that are designed to deliver a LOT of energy, but break up fast on impact, lessening the chance of overpenetration, ricochet, etc.

Another good choice would be a shape charge