very new to picking

[Andrew415]

ive been messing with pad locks but im just wondering what picks or tools could a newbie learn with to master like locks on door handels like getting into your house and stuff, i have a couple old ones in my garage i can play around with..

Ive been looking on http://lockpicks.com , what should i buy? do those Pick Guns work for doorknob locks or should i get a bunch of regular picks?

anyways thanks in advance,

Andrew

[Romstar]

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This has been dealt with about 5 or more times in the last month. I can't for the life of me believe that if you had tried to search that not ONE of those threads came up.

All I want, the only thing I want is for people to read before they post. If you just don't understand, I don't mind repeating myself. For heaven's sake in the future jsut do a common plain old search.

[Andrew415]

well i cant find anything, you guys have different names and stuf for different kinds of locks and i have no clue, so sorry for being new, nice to meet you too


Edited by Chucklz for language: Please give the rules a quick read, if you haven't already.

[plot]

we arn't going to hold your hand here... gotta do some research yourself.

you've obviously missed this entire forum:
viewforum.php?f=2


and more particularly, this thread in that forum:
viewtopic.php?t=1423

[Romstar]

well i cant find anything, you guys have different names and shit for different kinds of locks and i have no clue, so sorry for being new, nice to meet you too

We don't have different names for things. I appreciate that you feel as if you have no clue. That's why we are here. A long time ago I would have given various parts of my anatomy for a fourm like this. Each of us has been there.

However, you do have to make an effort to try and find things. Merely reading each of the headers in the various forums would have gotten you loads of posts and information.

It *IS* nice to meet you, it *IS* nice to have you here. I'm just cranky about seeing the same question over and over again.

Take a day to just read some of the posts in the different fourms, and a lot of your questions will be answered. If you need clarification on something, ask and we'll point you in the right direction or explain it.

I am sorry that I chewed you out, but try to understand that we have seen this question a million times, and answered it almost as many.

Romstar