multi locks pickable???

[digitalsyborg]

is there a reliable way to pick a multi lock or are they lick medco (reliable i mean)

[Chucklz]

There are reliable ways to pick mul-t-locks. They are also susceptible to grinding the plug a bit and then shimming them open.

[digitalsyborg]

were could i get info on this

[Chucklz]

Search around the forums.

[marso]

Hi digitalsyborg, please do not take this the wrong way but based on other posts I would take 10 steps back. Large steps. I would work on picking pin tumblers, and then ones with security pins and so forth.

If (yes if) you ever get to the stage where you can pick high security locks (i am no where near there yet) you would have enough patients to do the research, search the web, this forum, manufacturers sites then buy practice locks take them apart and perhaps make any tools needed to suit the lock. As I said this is a big process and it is far from a one line query in a forum. Walk before you can run. It just takes 10 years to learn how to walk in lockpicking

Happy picking mate.

[Warden Smith]

thats funny, because iv never picked a lock up in my life and 3 monts later, im on dimple pin in pin and nearly popping it open with a gosso hook. dunno why your taking ten years mate.

[Rickthepick]

half diamond is usually sufficient although i did experiment with a few other ideas once that i wrote up in my locksmithing blog
Its not the most organised but im sure you will find the info

[Warden Smith]

good blog rick. thanks. i love your plastercene in the freezer idea. i dont have any dimple picks so im gonna practice with a half diamond and have this interactive open today !

[Solomon]

lol warden... this thread is 2 years old

There are dedicated tools for MTL classic & interactive, but there are different ones for left/right profiles and they aren't suitable for restricted section keyways. Basically no, there is no 100% reliable way to open them unless you're very very good at picking them manually.

[Rickthepick]

Lol didnt notice the date at least people are searching rather than asking the same questions

[Warden Smith]

[quote="Solomon"]lol warden... this thread is 2 years old
??? ???? slick rick helped me just ther only yesterday. so what the thread is ld. he answerd me only hours later and it was more than i had to work with before. thanks slick prick