Bypass picking

[Gelmar]

I have a padlock where the locking bolt is exposed in the back of the plug. I know there is a way to open it (if exposed) by pushing this aside. However the shackle clasps on both sides. Is there a way to bypass this type of lock by moving some piece in the back of the plug?

I've had success picking this lock, but I would like to understand better what is happening inside.

This particular lock is a Bell 1111665: Maxguard

(I think, I'm still a little hazy on lock names and finding diagrams for them)

[UWSDWF]

bypass information is secluded to the advanced sections only... sorry no can help

[yoyoboy]

if you have access to the back of the plub, you could try shimming the sheer line

[raimundo]

Its christmas, its only a cheapo padlock, if ya know if the locking dog can be moved just tell him. If it cant be moved, its a good lock if it can be moved, are we now going with the security through obscurity routine.
Op, I don't know or I'd tell ya, it should be easy to figure out, I recomend a hook. Lets keep this site open, not oscure.
IN TIME OF UNIVERSAL DECEIT, TELLING THE TRUTH IS A REVOLUTIONARY ACT.

[Eyes_Only]

Hmmm.... I suppose you could use a straight knife type tool and start scooting apart both sides while you pull on the shackle? I've never ran into this problem before so I can't really give you a diffenite answer. If its anything like a Master Lock you'll probably need to rotate the part that retracts the bolts. Sorry I can't be of much help.

[Gelmar]

Thanks for the info. I'm going to make myself a straight thin tool this weekend so i can poke around back inside of it and get a feel.