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Locksmithing courses

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Locksmithing courses

Postby Scriptwolf » 20 Jan 2014 14:24

Hey
I have been picking for a while now and really enjoying it and starting to want to do locksmithing as a job or atleast part of my job. I'm looking at training courses and I'm wondering which one is well maybe not the best but a good one. Currently looking at the ukbump keys course and it sounds good has anyone had any experience with this one? Or any others ? ( I'm uk based )

Thanks for any help
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Re: Locksmithing courses

Postby keysman » 20 Jan 2014 15:46

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