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overlifting higher spec locks

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overlifting higher spec locks

Postby Rickthepick » 18 Jan 2010 7:40

Iv noticed that locks are starting to come with evermore tricky top pins with way more false notches but few with serrated lower pins.

his still makes them vunerable to overlifting but the bog standard overlifters arent much good as they wont all bind togther like a cheap padlock will.

I wondered if anyone has come across overlifters with differing cuts so that the pins hit the shear lines at different times. Id imagine youd need a fair few of them to cover all combinations though.

Just another thought its not really a practical tool just something to talk about :lol:
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