Possible Lock Problem

[invisibleslayer]

Can you tell me if these locks can be picked? With standard tools?



Thank you.

[invisibleslayer]

This lock as well:

[Squelchtone]

yup. so whats your actual 'possible lock problem' ??

[Legion303]

Difficulty depends what cylinder is installed.

-steve

[raimundo]

is that master hockey puck a six pin? I just assume that its a complete clone of the american lock hockey puck, in any case, no spring backpressure on these things so relatively easy.

[lock2006]

Are these your locks or you just trying to find out if these
padlocks can be pick.

[Squelchtone]

Are these your locks or you just trying to find out if these
padlocks can be pick.

+1 I think you hit the nail on the head..

We seem to get these questions from 3 types of groups...

Type 1. John Q. Public looking to secure their stuff and wanting to know if it can be picked or how easily (this person will join the forum, post once or twice, and we never see them again)

Type 2. an existing lock owner or business owner who is worried about picking for some reason and wanting to know if current locks are ok. (most of these are paranoids who no matter what lock they have, (Abloy Protec as an example) still think things are being moved or taken at night and that someone is picking their locks or making copies of keys)

Type 3. a person looking to pick a lock that isn't their own or they don't have keys or permission to be opening. (this person will be surprised when we call them out on it, but continue to ask for help even if it means asking the same question in 3 differently worded posts, with varying levels of detail and truth)


Squelchtone