unpickable lock?

by **oj616** » 8 Feb 2006 23:09

some guy on e bay posted a lock which is suposedly "pick proof"
check it out:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Antique-1908-Pick-P ... otohosting

by **zeke79** » 8 Feb 2006 23:11

Yep, and I am 7'10" tall..........

by **SFGOON** » 8 Feb 2006 23:48

I picked one of those just yesterday! I used a hot dog and a slice of ham! It was my "pork" set!! Ahahahahahahahahaha!!

by **skold** » 9 Feb 2006 5:53

zeke79 wrote:Yep, and I am 7'10" tall..........

OMG!! no way!!

I just reminded my self of jason...

If any one wants me i will be strapping bricks to my arms and legs near the lake.

by **Keyring** » 9 Feb 2006 8:56

Hey, no-one's saying it IS pickproof. That's just the name of the lock!

by **Chronos** » 9 Feb 2006 18:38

Yep, I asked him what exactly made it pick proof and that is exactly what he told me.

by **Keyring** » 9 Feb 2006 18:40

by **plot** » 9 Feb 2006 19:44

only unpickable lock i ever found was a broken one.

by **Olcaytug** » 10 Feb 2006 8:26

If you examine the key carefully, you will see that the distances between cuts are enormous for a key. You would need really large hooks.

Other than that it would be quite easy I think, no wardings at all. And I don't expect any security pins in such an old lock.

Regards

by **Keyring** » 10 Feb 2006 9:56

I don't think you'll find any pins at all! This is probably a lever lock, or at a pinch could be a warded lock but in that case the lock name would be even more suspect.

by **devnill** » 12 Feb 2006 4:30

isn't pick proof just the brand name?

by **Keyring** » 12 Feb 2006 4:37

Keyring Said:
Hey, no-one's saying it IS pickproof. That's just the name of the lock!

by **Keyring** » 12 Feb 2006 4:46

Keyring said:

That's just the name of the lock!

by **Keyring** » 12 Feb 2006 4:50

Of sorry, the board's gone into 'Pretend that the first post didn't work' mode. If a mod cares to trim it'd be nice...

I'm not really that egotistical, honest!

unpickable lock?

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