Can This Lock Be Picked?

[juliemeyer877]

I am new to lock picking and I need to know if a certain kind of tubular lock is pickable. Ive seen this kind of lock picked before http://www.monarchcoin.com/images/locks29.jpg
and I've never been successful at it. However, I would like to know if the lock in the link above is different from these locks in any way. http://www.monarchcoin.com/images/locks29.jpg
or
http://iss4locks.com/images/campic7.gif

I want to know if the two locks above are pickable, and how. Also, are they harder to pick than the first lock I listed? Thank you very much for helping me.
P.S. I have a southord 7 & 8 pin tubular lock pick.

[WDPaladin]

http://www.lockpicking101.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=11134

[mh]

The 1st two links you mentioned are the same, and all of your links show images of locks that seem to be pickable.

[n2oah]

All of these locks should be relatively easy to pick with commercially available tools.

[ToolyMcgee]

That's alot of questions for a first post. I guess good grammar goes a long way.. The only remaining differences I see in the 2 locks pictured, is that one is keyretaining and the other is not.

Good luck with your hobbiest's coin locks.

Check out the tubular and nova lock descriptions.
http://monarchcoin.com/laundry-locks.asp
"Those? No, you don't want those. C'mear and I'll give ya' a good price on the real stuff." Classic sales pitch.