whats more secure? bilock, dom diamant? or something else?

[skgroup]

i dont know too much about these high security locks

can somebody tell me whats the most secure publicly avaliable lock out there?

i thought a bilock was pretty sweet until i discovered the dom diamant!

is there anything thats just IMPOSSIBLE to open?

[Rickthepick]

From what iv seen dom are amongst the best pinned locks available.

I think disk detainers are the way forward so id go with abloy personally

[skgroup]

woah abloy looks hectic

but which would be the leader?

[Rickthepick]

all depends on the purpose to be fair. Nothing is 100% secure

[skgroup]

people can pick these locks??!

bilock maybe, but the others?!!

[Rickthepick]

If man can make it man can open it.

There are some clever people out there with a lot of time on their hands :p


this would do for me

[skgroup]

apparently you can rake bilocks

lol im just looking for some deadbolts for my house

[nostromo]

As Sun Tzu says (more or less), the best battle is the one you don't have to fight.
I think the most 'secure' locks are whichever ones discourage potential thieves from trying.

'Most unpickable' is an economic balancing act, IMO. Designing, setting up, manufacturing, advertising, distributing, and supporting a new lock/system isn't a cheap proposition. A universal concern with the bottom line means there has to be enough of a market to pay for the new product, or your company goes out of business. How many customers will pay that new price? Like bump proof locks that are only 10-20 dollars or so above the usual builders grade line yet are still in the minority.

OP- Do you have a specific application in mind?

[skgroup]

i just need deadbolts for my garage etc

[Rickthepick]

the locks are only ever as secure as the door they are fitted to.
No point having a high security lock on a door using a shimmable latch

[Wizer]

I would call Abloys "unpickable".
They might not be, but show me a person who can?
Before you invest in an expencive lock, you could make sure that its not easy to kick the whole door in, or brake a window and climb in etc...
The lockies on this forum can tell you dozen ways to improve security.

[Wizer]

You´re too fast, Rick!

[skgroup]

the place where i used to work had a bloody armoured door at the back

i guess your right about kicking the bloody door in!

meh maybe i should just get a bilock - stop newbie burglars. (and save cash!)

[Rickthepick]

iv been to a property that was burgled through the roof. tiles removed and everything
how do you plan to stop that kind of crook

[skgroup]

i guess i could just put my car into a giant bank vault or something.

lol i doubt anybody in australia has those mad locks anyways