by Chrispy » 6 Nov 2005 2:48
By the look of that key, you could insert your pick upside down (with the hook or diamond facing down rather than up) and put it all the way to the back of the lock. Then apply tension while slightly lifting the pick with an incline pointing towards you. It's kinda hard to explain, but by lifting the back pins slightly higher than the front ones but all around the same height, and applying tension at the same time, it should work like a key.
Some things may be pick proof, but everything can be bypassed....
Im feeling generous. The lock is super easy to pick and bump most of the time. there are 4 normal driver pins and 2 locking bars. The lock is made of laminated steel and does not withstand harsh environments well.
