how do u rake is it the same as picking!

by **mr.91** » 20 Aug 2003 10:55

by **Xler** » 20 Aug 2003 15:55

Racking is a style of picking. I suggest you do some research yourself ( there are many links on other posts ). By not doing anything yourself, we can tell you are not a serious lockpicker.

by **Luke** » 21 Aug 2003 2:23

Yes we lockpicks no ur secret and can read ur mind.. muhahahahha.
I need blood

by **mr.91** » 21 Aug 2003 8:21

luke u have problems lol

by **Saint** » 22 Aug 2003 16:29

Most lock picking guides tell you how to rake, tho i prefer single pinning which can sometimes be quicker wen using proper picks.

by **safecracker** » 22 Aug 2003 18:37

what do you mean by proper picks? also raking is usually faster but in the odd case you will get a stuburn lock.

by **Saint** » 23 Aug 2003 7:20

By proper picks I mean tools specifically crafted for picking locks eg. the picks made by Southord and street cleaner bristles grinded/filed down to resemble such tools eg. 45 degree half diamond; since buying a pick set this has worked for me fine, xcept for cases when a shallower half d was necessary for a bit mor accuracy on a pin that didnt need raising much to set.

Paper clips, as far as i'm concerned, suck totally and make a crap substitute. If you can make a paper clip work then well done, but i just couldnt give a paper clip enough respect to address it as a lock pick.lol

how do u rake is it the same as picking!

how do u rake is it the same as picking!

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