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by good_guy » 24 Sep 2004 17:04
WOOHOO I just received my lock picks in the mail. Just a 4 piece lock pick set from southord. They work so much better than the homemade picks I've made. I got a larger diamond, small hook, s rake, and a short twist flex tension wrench. It also came with a nice catalog which shows how legitimate they are. I'll post some picks when I can but i dont have a digital camera.
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by Exodus5000 » 24 Sep 2004 18:30
I remember when I got my first pick set. I was so excited.
Exodus and Short-Hook
Sitting in a tree,
P-I-C-K-I-N-G.
First a Chubb, then a Schalge,
Then the shearline clicks to engage.
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by WhiteHat » 24 Sep 2004 18:44
good_guy wrote:WOOHOO I just received my lock picks in the mail. Just a 4 piece lock pick set from southord. They work so much better than the homemade picks I've made. I got a larger diamond, small hook, s rake, and a short twist flex tension wrench. It also came with a nice catalog which shows how legitimate they are. I'll post some picks when I can but i dont have a digital camera.
uhmm.. if they're just standard southord picks then we don't really need to see the pictures.....
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by Fallen_Pin » 12 Oct 2004 23:02
WhiteHat wrote:good_guy wrote:WOOHOO I just received my lock picks in the mail. Just a 4 piece lock pick set from southord. They work so much better than the homemade picks I've made. I got a larger diamond, small hook, s rake, and a short twist flex tension wrench. It also came with a nice catalog which shows how legitimate they are. I'll post some picks when I can but i dont have a digital camera.
uhmm.. if they're just standard southord picks then we don't really need to see the pictures.....
Heeheee, so harsh, but so true. We've got a pretty good idea of what those pick's are mate, but seeing them in action would be pretty pretty cool, take some pic's of you pwning a lock or something mate =)
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by Steaksandwich21 » 29 Oct 2004 16:14
im getting my picks soon (hopefully) so i'll be able to pick a crappy 2pin lock. its been bugging me for weeks that i cant do it with homemade ones.
all i need is to persevere.
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by good_guy » 31 Oct 2004 13:53
i've actually upgraded to a nine piece set. i just bought the 15 dollar 5 piece set with the book to add to my set. i love it.
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by Cman22 » 31 Oct 2004 14:18
the southord 4 piece set has all you need to start out with
Love= picking locks
Hate= homework
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