door locks are a joke!!!

by **iateshaggy** » 18 Oct 2005 16:34

i thought they would be a little bit of a challange. i just got one of the "pocket knife" sets. well, i guess now i have a key tho the world. so, the next time one of my relatives tells me they will leave a key under the mat do i tell them not to worry about it?

by **illusion** » 18 Oct 2005 16:41

Oi mate, you obviosly havent heard of MEDECO, MulTLock, or Bramah locks :twisted:

most locks are made to resist direct attacks, but as far as picking goes, they often suffer in security.

to be honest there is always a better way to open a door than picking locks, if your relatives leave the key under their mats you can consider yourself to have an uber-super-duper tool to open their lock :wink:

just kidding - nice work.

by **iateshaggy** » 18 Oct 2005 18:42

there are definitely other ways than picking. once i pulled a door off it's hinges for a neighbor who was locked out.

by **Mad Mick** » 18 Oct 2005 18:56

^^^
"Don't make me angry! You wouldn't like me when I'm angry"

Bruce Banner.

by **illusion** » 18 Oct 2005 18:57

well that's unorthadox -
personaly I would have thougt picking better than tearing the door off.
I've always wanted to use the running kick method of opening a door, but need to wait till I see one that is having the doorframe changed.

how the heck did you pull the door off it's hinges?? unless it was a shedlock I don't see how. Or are you just like mr muscles? (not the cleaning product :wink:

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by **l0cked0ut** » 19 Oct 2005 14:27

just to stay on topic...its important not to get too cocky because you opened a few locks with your new skills. Also, its important that you dont go showing off your picking skills to all your relatives by showing them how you broke into their house. Like most people here will tell you, dont practice on locks that are actually protecting people and their property. Youll run into plenty of door locks or other locks you wont be able to open easily.

by **Chrispy** » 19 Oct 2005 22:11

l0cked0ut wrote:Youll run into plenty of door locks or other locks you wont be able to open easily.

Very true.

by **mckutzy** » 20 Oct 2005 21:03

i got a MUL-T-LOCK on my door, i would like to see u open this one with that jackknife pick.

by **skold** » 21 Oct 2005 5:56

mckutzy wrote:i got a MUL-T-LOCK on my door, i would like to see u open this one with that jackknife pick.

ok

by **Mad Mick** » 21 Oct 2005 17:22

skold wrote:ok

You taking up the challenge Skold? Make sure he covers the airfare, a jackknife pickset, lodgings, food, beer, daytime entertainment, trips to the peelers, a good winter coat and a touque (it's prolly cold over there right now...could make for even better peeler-entertainment. :wink:

), some of that fantastic winter fishing, snow-boarding, more trips to the peelers, more beer, watching your breath freeze....and so on.

by **mike-z** » 22 Oct 2005 16:50

i broke my cousins bike lock b4 i think i broke a spring or jammed a pin or whatever it was he got really pissed and i owed him 14 dollars

by **mckutzy** » 30 Oct 2005 17:43

hahahaha..............im sorry........ i really do enjoy all the sterio-type antics i hear about canada....but if u can get here with ur tools, no touque or parka required here, dog sled and dogs maybe if u want, fishing pole if u wnt to (i go to super store), and ill go halfers on a bottle of fine single malt...... we might do buisnes :lol:

door locks are a joke!!!

door locks are a joke!!!

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