I finally picked a medeco biaxial

[n2oah]

He uses a Peterson lockpick (I think it's a normal hook, but I can't tell) and what looks like a Flat 5 tension tool. No lock is unpickable.

[zeke79]

Noah is right, it is the standard peterson hook and their a flat tension wrench. I also find the standard gem to work well in more difficult pinning combinations.

[n2oah]

Noah is right, it is the standard peterson hook and their a flat tension wrench. I also find the standard gem to work well in more difficult pinning combinations.

Can you pick this Hi-Shear that I just bought off of eBay?
I'm an idiot; I just bought a Hi-Shear without a key. I can just see the mass of broken drill bits already!

[zeke79]

The hi shear is a real pita due to the depth of the cylinder in the lock. If you want, send it over and I'll see what I can do with it.

[Shrub]

Drill bit? why drill if youve bought it for pcking practise?

[zeke79]

I would say he bought it for his collection as they are fairly rare 5# high security military padlocks used in the early 80's. They are a monster of a lock and easily the heaviest padlock in my collection.

Drilling likely is not an option with the spinning front escutcheon. It may be possible, but not without a lot of hard work.

[n2oah]

I would say he bought it for his collection as they are fairly rare 5# high security military padlocks used in the early 80's. They are a monster of a lock and easily the heaviest padlock in my collection.

Drilling likely is not an option with the spinning front escutcheon. It may be possible, but not without a lot of hard work.

Yup, it's for my collection. I've never heard of the spinning front escutcheon,b but I did heard it has some cermaic stuff to screw up your drill bits. I'll talk to you later when I finally get it.