lock tools cheap

[raven252000]

ok i have been getting back in to the lock side of my life and started looking for new picks and such and stumbled upon banggood.com if you search locksmith there they have a lot of tools and at really good prices the draw back is they are from china but they have a lot of stuff.The http://www.banggood.com/Goso-24pcs-Single-Hook-Lock-Pick-Set-Locksmith-Tools-Lock-Pick-Kit-p-921078.html is a really good set i got one and really like it

[kwoswalt99-]

That was quite a hiatus.
Welcome back Hope you stay...

[spuds]

Welcome Back and remember you get what you pay for. Try here http://www.southord.com/

[Squelchtone]

since it's not an ebay auction, I moved your post from It Came from Ebay to Lock Picks.

[billdeserthills]

Actually bangood.com does have some very good deals and I have found the tools are the same as the ones I have been paying my distributor twice as much, of even more for.

[cledry]

Actually bangood.com does have some very good deals and I have found the tools are the same as the ones I have been paying my distributor twice as much, of even more for.

Any examples? I had a look and didn't see any of the manufacturers my distributors stock. What brands specifically.

[Jburgett2nd]

I am always going to suggest southord as good affordable picks.

[billdeserthills]

Actually bangood.com does have some very good deals and I have found the tools are the same as the ones I have been paying my distributor twice as much, of even more for.

Any examples? I had a look and didn't see any of the manufacturers my distributors stock. What brands specifically.

I haven't seen any brands in particular, I did get a set of Klom picks, I also bought a latch magician, which I coulda bought elsewhere for twice as much or more.

[cledry]

I use a cut down old slim jim for a latch magician. I have a Klom tubular pick and it works fine. My distributors carry neither brand though. I was hoping you found an HPC Cylinder Eater for $100.

[billdeserthills]

I use a cut down old slim jim for a latch magician. I have a Klom tubular pick and it works fine. My distributors carry neither brand though. I was hoping you found an HPC Cylinder Eater for $100.

You might find one at Hawleylocksmithsupply, I prefer to use my automatic center punch and drill carefully

[cledry]

I use a cut down old slim jim for a latch magician. I have a Klom tubular pick and it works fine. My distributors carry neither brand though. I was hoping you found an HPC Cylinder Eater for $100.

You might find one at Hawleylocksmithsupply, I prefer to use my automatic center punch and drill carefully

I do that too, but some of my guys sure could use a bit of help.

[KPick]

ok i have been getting back in to the lock side of my life and started looking for new picks and such and stumbled upon banggood.com if you search locksmith there they have a lot of tools and at really good prices the draw back is they are from china but they have a lot of stuff.The http://www.banggood.com/Goso-24pcs-Single-Hook-Lock-Pick-Set-Locksmith-Tools-Lock-Pick-Kit-p-921078.html is a really good set i got one and really like it

Yeah. I've run into those sites and I've found them very cheap, but then I realized that the quality suffered. Don't get me wrong; they work perfectly, but they aren't as good, in terms in quality, as the US made lock picks. My favorite set from one of those overseas sites is the KLOM 32 piece lock pick set, which I still use every other while. What made me love that set was the car opening tools that helped me gain access to small vehicles like Hondas, Volkswagens, and many others during lockout situations, and yes I'm a part time locksmith and I can say that they work very well. The other lock picks which I liked where the cheap $5.00 lock pick set, if it still is five dollars, from china. The brand, if I can recall is GOSO, and they have black handles, and they are sturdy, the feedback is decent, and I can work with those just in case every other set gave up on me, or whenever I need a disposable lock pick.


-KPICK

[Squelchtone]

I use a cut down old slim jim for a latch magician. I have a Klom tubular pick and it works fine. My distributors carry neither brand though. I was hoping you found an HPC Cylinder Eater for $100.

is what you fellas call a latch magician what I have called a Shove It tool?

http://aaaemergency.com/store/index.php ... cts_id=235

[somenewguy]

Great, now I have to answer my wife when she asks why "Bang Good" is in my browser history!

[Squelchtone]

Great, now I have to answer my wife when she asks why "Bang Good" is in my browser history!

hey, that's still better than the AshleyMadisonLocksmithSupplyDepot.com

but yes, when I first learned of bang good I was like.. ok.. these guys dont speak much english.. they have no idea.. might as well be called pound town dot com