Picking Cylinder- Torque Wrench Problem?

[tc36]

I noticed picking this defiant lock it took alot of torque. So i removed the cylinder and picked it. But i noticed that i pick from the front the first 2 pins are extremely easy like i can rake them and i m there. But the back 2 seem almost impossilble. Well then i went to the back of the cylinder and the back 2 pins were just as easy and the front 2 were impossible. #3 pin on both sides was possible. After about 30 minutes (give me a break i am new) i got it. Tried again took me a while but i got it.

My question is.
Is this a tolerance problem that is causeing the cylinder to "rock" for a loss of other terms??
Or is my torque wrench just not goin in far enough? (grinded alan wrench)

[Chucklz]

Its just the way of your lock. I suggest lightening up on your tension as well. Your tension tool does not have to be any specific length, just has to be able to apply a torque to the cylinder.

[tc36]

So then its mostly just the tolerances of the lock

I have lightened up the tension from when i started messin with it which you are right did help but that back pins r killin me LOL.

Thanks for the advice.
Think i need to buy more expensive locks to play with LOL

[Chucklz]

Keep lessening your tension until you can no longer pick the lock. Then start from that minimum, and increase ever so gently.

[tc36]

Wow
Got it in like 25 seconds