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What kind of lock is this ?

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What kind of lock is this ?

Postby pinsrus » 5 Dec 2012 16:18

New to lock picking and trying to learn all different kinds of locks.
What is this one ?
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Re: What kind of lock is this ?

Postby Squelchtone » 5 Dec 2012 16:34

I wish I had a standard reply to paste here.. this kind of post happens a lot.

Every few weeks or so someone with 1 post asks a question about a lock that is in use that they have a close up photo of. Usually the lock is on a payphone, washing machine, change dispenser, Coke machine, parking meter, or other device which either contains money or provides a service. Please note we usually jump on that person and accuse them of trying to break in somewhere, as you can imagine, a new forum member asking specifics about a high security lock that looks like its in use, can cause many flags to go up, since it is not a basic question a new picker would normally ask.

I'm gonna be real nice for a minute and tell you all about it. That's an Abloy or Abloy clone made by LAI or Baton, and it looks like the Exec (someone correct me if it isnt) keyway for a disc detainer cam lock. If you're just wanting to know what type of lock that is, then that's the answer. You won't be picking it any time soon, they are straight up unpickable. Normal lock picks won't work in them, they're a totally different animal.

Just as a heads up, we don't talk about disc detainer lock picking, decoding, or drilling in the open forums, that is a lock left best for the experienced members who have access to the Advanced area where we can talk about such things and not accidentally teach someone who stumbles along our thread while doing a google search.

welcome to picking, what's your next question?
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Re: What kind of lock is this ?

Postby SnowyBoy » 6 Dec 2012 6:16

That looks like it's on a lift! What floor are you trying to get to hmmm?
What a load of old BiLocks!!!!

I'm probably 0 for 400 in looking for safes behind wall paintings
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Re: What kind of lock is this ?

Postby Dcntma » 10 Dec 2012 16:03

I totally understand your concerns, but I assure you my intent is by no way illegal. And thank you for the info.
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Re: What kind of lock is this ?

Postby Bob Jim Bob » 11 Dec 2012 6:54

Squelchtone, I think your reply above would be a great standard reply.
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