Brinks

by **CompFX** » 25 Apr 2007 21:13

Beat the brinks and the American 1105? Step up to Kryptonite padlock. It has 6 pins: 5 serrated key pins and the 5 spool drivers that are serrated at the bottoms as well. The first column of pins is plain.

this is the hardest padlock I have encountered.

by **NIC** » 26 Apr 2007 6:36

CompFX wrote:Beat the brinks and the American 1105? Step up to Kryptonite padlock. It has 6 pins: 5 serrated key pins and the 5 spool drivers that are serrated at the bottoms as well. The first column of pins is plain.

this is the hardest padlock I have encountered.

send it over !! :lol:

by **CompFX** » 27 Apr 2007 22:07

Buying one would be cheaper than mailing it. These little things are extremely heavy for their size. I have to take the core out because it is daunting on the wrists to hold it for so long.

I don't have a scale, but I venture to guess that it weighs 3 to 4 lbs. Heavy little bugger for a lock.

by **NIC** » 28 Apr 2007 7:28

CompFX wrote:Buying one would be cheaper than mailing it. These little things are extremely heavy for their size. I have to take the core out because it is daunting on the wrists to hold it for so long.

I don't have a scale, but I venture to guess that it weighs 3 to 4 lbs. Heavy little bugger for a lock.

Around here if i want a lock like that, i have to go see a locksmith. And most of them will rip you off!! It's kind of cheaper to get them off the net !!

by **raimundo** » 28 Apr 2007 8:59

kryptonite has many varieties of lock, many of them very easy, but one I encounterd had a wicked zigzag keyway, I couldn't pick it the time that I tried, it belonged to a friend, it was on a bicycle cable lock, very tiny completely paracentric keyway, nothing I had at the time was getting it, this is why you eventually need to learn to make your own picks but if you arent gonna sand them then forget it.

by **NIC** » 2 May 2007 8:21

By the way !! I went to a lockshop and actually found a Kryptonite !! It actually has the same cylinder has American locks. i find it's actually the same to pick has the 1105 except for the sixth pin!! But i had to find out !!!
45$CAN later !! :evil:

by **CompFX** » 2 May 2007 18:25

NIC wrote:45$CAN

That about 40 USD!?!? Did you get the same lock as in the pic I posted above? These locks here in the states run about $20 USD per lock.

CompFX

by **NIC** » 2 May 2007 19:29

Ya here it is !! http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s189 ... ure004.jpg

by **CompFX** » 2 May 2007 22:54

CompFX wrote:Buying one would be cheaper than mailing it.

boy, was I ever wrong!!!

Brinks

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