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by mike-z » 20 Oct 2005 19:46
Well i thought this would be a good topic saying that i couldnt find this same one on a search...
so what was your first picked lock?
myne was accualy my back door knob i did that about 3 months ago 
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by quickpicks » 20 Oct 2005 20:00
My first pick was Saf-T-Lock, 5 pin peice of junk. my favorite lock. It makes everyone feel good on their bad picking days.  My first lock was an american lock 1205.
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by biggar101 » 20 Oct 2005 20:00
this cheap 5 buck lock called "brico" hahahah so easy. but one i picked it for about 3 months the pins would like stick to the shearline and not come down so then i had to take it apart 
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by mike-z » 20 Oct 2005 20:07
oh yeh i forgot i think the knob was 3-4 pin
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by ThE_MasteR » 20 Oct 2005 20:07
My first was a no name, 30mm pin-tumbler padlock. I picked it for the first time with a safety pin, and a bobby pin.. 
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by digital_blue » 20 Oct 2005 20:07
Mine was a Weiser 5 pin deadbolt.
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by ThE_MasteR » 20 Oct 2005 20:09
digital_blue wrote:Mine was a Weiser 5 pin deadbolt.
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Aren't those comperable to Kwiksets ?
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by digital_blue » 20 Oct 2005 20:10
Yeah, pretty much. I'd put a Weiser just a small step above a Kwikset, but that may just be my opinion.
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by ThE_MasteR » 20 Oct 2005 20:19
Lol.
I remember not to long ago, I had spotted a locksmith shop while riding on the highway, and I said to myself, I am going to have to go and see what they have. So the next day, I go to the shop with my dad, he wanted to come so I said sure pa. When I got there, there was all kinds of deadbolts, padlocks and stuff. So my dad goes and looks at a Weiser Deadbolt and the locksmith says, the one your looking at, is top-quality. Inthat time, I didn't really know what the f*** Weiser was lol.. If he would of sais that at the present, I woulda said to the locksmith, aren't these as qualified as some Kwiksets ? I would of liked to see his face lolll..
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by mike-z » 20 Oct 2005 20:25
oh yeh what did yo use to pick the lock i used a metal pen clip that was bent for the tension bar and a really strong needle
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by Chrispy » 20 Oct 2005 23:23
A Yale 5 pin deadlatch cylinder.
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by digital_blue » 21 Oct 2005 0:58
A strong paper clip and the nail file from a set of nail clippers.
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by Drexon » 21 Oct 2005 4:40
Ahh, memories. 'Twas about 5-6 years ago. Me and my friend got a hold of an extremely thin, 'half back diamond' type key that was intended for a diary, you know the kind. We got to picking pad locks at school to lend (yes, lend, not steal) so called 'school cards' so that we could eat double lunches on the good lunch days.  Double pizza, double pancakes, double everything. Ofcourse we returned the cards later, we even overheard one of the 'victims' " , how could this happen?? The locker is locked!", bwahahaha! In the end it became a sorts of school legend, about the missing school cards that mysteriously popped back into their locked lockers, and that's when we stopped. 
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by Chrispy » 21 Oct 2005 4:43
Tsk, tsk, tsk.... 
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by Drexon » 21 Oct 2005 5:25
Now that I think about it, it was even further back in time than so. I must've been 15, maybe 16... altough I moved when I was 16, oh well. It was basically a prank that didn't go on for that long a period of time. Just some good harmless fun, altough I wish I'd known about padlock shims back then, would've made it a whole lot less riskyer. 
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