Me picking defiant lock

by **silverusa** » 3 Jun 2006 17:41

http://www.filelodge.com/files/room21/5 ... %20021.MOV

Can someone look at tell me if i am doing it right ?

Btw i cant rake :/ i dont know why ...

And sorry for quality camera had only 30 seconds and i had to keep it in my mouth lol
:lol:

by **Jason13** » 3 Jun 2006 18:16

Quality is ok congrats on picking that lock.

by **illusion** » 3 Jun 2006 18:23

You seem to be really aggressive with your pick - might want to try and be more relaxed.

Hmm... I'm led to believe that Defiant is a copy of Kwikset, so I guess not a bad lock to start with.

I may as well say this, since it needs saying:
Don't pick any lock you actualy rely upon, unless the alternative is death or gross bodily dismemberment.

I guess you've just proved to yourself that you really need a good lock on your door. :wink:

Nice work on your first pick, don't pick locks you care about, try to loosen up the guerilla grip you have on your picks, and most importantly keep picking.

by **silverusa** » 3 Jun 2006 18:29

Thanks illusion i am relaxed when im picking but i was holding camera in my mouth and it was heave

The grip on lockpick is good for me cause i hold my finger on the bottom so i can feel the pins.

And one question how do i rake locks ?

Thanks

by **silverusa** » 3 Jun 2006 18:31

And illusion i dont use that lock its just there but it doesnt have deadbolt the real lock is the one on the bottom

But i picked it also it harder but..

i am getting good hehe :wink:

by **illusion** » 3 Jun 2006 18:37

To rake: insert rake pick, or half-diamond pick. Push to back of lock. Pull out in a fluid motion. Repeat untill lock is open. If lock is still not open try different amounts of tension.

by **silverusa** » 3 Jun 2006 18:40

What you mean by fluid motion sorry but iam polish

by **Jason13** » 3 Jun 2006 19:31

fluid is like...

water tap the water keeps coming out.

What he means is put pick in back of lock and hit all the pins all the way back and continue this method till lock opens.

by **Jason13** » 3 Jun 2006 19:31

Put pick in lock and swipe it out gently so you hit every pin.

by **Shrub** » 3 Jun 2006 19:33

Fluid motion - smothly, deliberatley but not in a rough way.

Fluid is used in this context to mean dont jab and poke at it, move it in and out fully and methodically,

Hope this helps.

by **illusion** » 4 Jun 2006 6:40

Shrub wrote:Fluid motion - smothly, deliberatley but not in a rough way.

Fluid is used in this context to mean dont jab and poke at it, move it in and out fully and methodically,

Hope this helps.

ohhhhh... I like ithe way that sounded. :lol:

by **digital_blue** » 4 Jun 2006 13:10

Defiant is, in fact, a Home Depot branded version of a Kwikset lock. They are pretty good locks to be starting with.

db

by **silverusa** » 4 Jun 2006 17:21

I just picked masterlock 140 i think it has some security pins cause sometimes it make me feel that i opened it but i didnt :wink:

But now this lock is very easy to pick

I need to get some more advanced lock that i would be able to pick any suggestions ?

by **Jason13** » 4 Jun 2006 17:23

Yup it has sools,

Get the Brinks R70 its still a pain for me. :lol:

and it only has 2 pins!!!!

by **Jason13** » 4 Jun 2006 17:23

4 pins

stupid no edit button :lol:

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