is this site reputable to buy from?

[Squelchtone]

I was searching around and found

http://www.shop.multipick-service.cc/?language=en

They seem to have a great selection of tools for lockout porfessionals. Has anyone here dealt with them? How is customer service, shipping speed, pricing?

Thanks

Squelchtone

[Woofcat]

why not order from out sponser www.lockpickshop.com

[Tattoo Guy]

I have ordered several times from this site and have never had a problem with them.

[Squelchtone]

why not order from out sponser www.lockpickshop.com

Oh I already have, especially since they are in my home state of Massachusetts I was just looking to buy something other than Southord, since I've broken a bunch of my picks and need replacements (not to say it's Southord's fault, I was just too rough with my picking).

I might make my own, but for just starting out I think getting another set and being more gentle might be a better idea. Maybe another 11 piece Southord, but as someone pointed out, buying them individually and putting them in my case saves me the $8 on a new leather case.

What company is just above the quality of Southord as far as how nicely sanded and polished the pick ends are? One thing I never did was to polish up and sand my new Southord 11 piece set, I think I'll do that this time.

[taylorgdl]

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Squelchtone

I've used them too. Very quick delivery (next day) from Germany to the UK.

G.

[cracksman]

Hey squelch I'm from Springfield myself, small world

I like the Peterson's, you can order them individually or in sets, I find the plastic blue handles best, but that is just personal preference. They deliver quickly and I have never had anything but good experiences with them. http://peterson-international.com/

[zeke79]

I can second Peterson tools. You will likely not break them unless you are parking a truck in top of them. If you do not pick ALL of the time you will need to oil their standard picks to keep them from rusting though.

[cracksman]

Hehe,

I had lost my favorite Peterson hook last winter, I found it a couple months ago in my front yard (must have dropped it on my way out one day), after 4 months in at leat 2 feet of snow, it rusted, but a little oil with som 400 grit sandpaper and it is my favorite hook still, I might even name it

I know Peterson has their own steel for tension wrenches made specifically for the job, would not be surprised if they did the same for the picks, they are tough....

[Raccoon]

I named my mid-sized hook or finger "the bird". I love pulling out and flipping the bird; people react with shock and amazement!

[Mr. Lock Pick]

yes that is a good< site to order picks from i have no problems ordering from them