need to get started

[sam_fisher]

I need to get started picking, I was wondering what kind of practice lock i should buy, and if I should buy the Easy Picking Book including 5 picking tools. Also, I have researched and read about lockpicking , but what i really need is a step by step prcedure to help me learn exactly what to do.
So if ya wanna help me out, that would be awesome! [/img]

[mcm757207]

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[stick]

I highly recommend the Easy Pickings book. It's one of the best documents ever written on the art of lock picking. As for what tools you need, a simple Philips head (that's right, Philips head) screwdriver and a toothpick are all you need to pick almost every lock.

[zekeo]

Buy a kwikset and thoroughly read the FAQ section on this site. See if you can get started there and come back and ask questions when you run into difficulty.

[vector40]

*smacks skold with a mortising jig*

[Geek142]

*smacks skold with a mortising jig*

What smacks skold???

[SFGOON]

I almost think this question is a joke - nobody is this dumb. Tell us, this is a come on, isn't it?

[stick]

I like how he ended with a [/img].

[sam_fisher]

you guys were helpful, but I still have more questions that i may ask after reading the FAQ. The img tag at the end was an accident!

[vector40]

Whoops... wrong S name.

[Geek142]

LOL

[zekeo]

Sam--don't let the humor (?) of some of the members here scare you off... keep practicing and posting and you'll find that you will get high-quality useful answers to your questions. Welcome!

[sam_fisher]

ok whatever

[mcm757207]

You might try ordering from Third Echelon, they sell them for fairly cheap.

[mcm757207]

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