FandM_Jibber wrote:what kind of pins are in a corbin russwin lock? is there a special method you use to open them??
Please leave the F and M dormitory and classroom locks alone, they're not yours to mess with.
Corbin Russwin has been making locks for schools and colleges for many years and they have many different models including some that have little ball bearings at the bottom of the pins so the lock can last many years without wearing out. In most cases they're just normal pin tumbler locks, no special methods required, just normal lock picks and some skill. But remember, everyone here at lockpicking101.com only picks locks that we actually own or have explicit permission to be picking.
We pick locks for fun and because it's like a puzzle, like solving a Rubik's cube. We don't do this for any criminal or shady reasons.
Thanks for your question,
Squelchtone
