Swedish Locks??

[Trigger]

well im new, so i dont even know which kind of locks thats the most common in SWEDEN. If ennyone knows which locks that is, then plase help me to find out which set thats the best for the locks""

[Chrispy]

Uhhhh.... Kaba I think. Don't quote me.

[Pure_Evil_90]

The locks i see in sweden is ASSA SCD (7pin) I cant open one of them. i dont know more than that

[Trigger]

Can i pick an Assa Lock by scrubbing?? :/... and if not, how do i know wich pin i should set first is it the pin wich is the hardest one to move?

[zeke79]

I believe the 7 pin ASSA is the standard high security lock in Sweeden. If you are just learning to pick you want to start with something easier than this lock for sure.

To answer your question yes, you need to pick the pin that binds first. Repeat this process until the lock opens. Search google for the MIT guide to lockpicking for a beginners guide to help you start out .

[Pure_Evil_90]

http://www.toool.nl/cutaway1.pdf

thers a Assa SCD Cutaway i have bumpt This lock one time it was a Werry nice bump-key But its werry werry hard to bump it so its more simple to just learn how to pick it, ASSA SCD is a big topic on www.lockpicks.se if you dont find info on this page

Peace and Love !

[CPLP]

Barry only opened that lock by bumping. They seem to be a real bad to open. You chould start by some standard Euro cylinder

[Shrub]

I would think there is a fair few Abloy over there as well.

[zaphod_beeblebrox]

The absolutely most common locks in Sweden are:
ASSA 701 SCD 7-pin
ASSA 712 SCD 7-pin
ASSA 5800 etc.(Twin, v10) 7-pin + sidebar(more common than one could think)
ASSA 5-pin(less common)

SOMETIMES:
EVVA
ALFA(GeGe)

NEVER:
Euro-cylinders.

[CPLP]

Are you a locksmith? If you're not I advise you to star over something easy. I said euro-cilinders because that's the one I know that is very good for both the experienced and the begginer. If you can't get one just get something easy from sweden. I'm not familiar with the locks that you mencioned.