Help ! (want to buy a clear practice lock)

[88sveppi88]

Hi where can i get a lock like this one
http://youtube.com/watch?v=-kOC_Y1SBxk ??

[taylorgdl]

http://www.locksmith-tools.co.uk/acatal ... ks_23.html

or
http://www.lockpicktools.net/catalog.as ... owstart=40

or
http://www.lockpickshop.com/p-Lockpick- ... -plus.html
and
http://www.lockpickshop.com/p-5PPC-RH.html

that should sort you for now.

Now, next time, can you post a more informative title, fill in your profile so we know where you're from, and generally tell us a bit more about yourself.

G.

[88sveppi88]

ok thanks !

[taylorgdl]

Anyone know what language that was?

I'm guessing you do 88sveppi88 !

I think http://www.locksmith-tools.co.uk/acatalog/m00fm00f.html

will post to iceland.
G.

[88sveppi88]

what language ? in the video ? i dno i just found it on youtube.com

[88sveppi88]

Anyone know what language that was?

I'm guessing you do 88sveppi88 !

I think http://www.locksmith-tools.co.uk/acatalog/m00fm00f.html

will post to iceland.
G.

the link doesnt work ! nbtw

[taylorgdl]

OK, just go to locksmith-tools and scroll down, on the left hand side, and there is a section on training locks, or something like that.

G.

[Eagerpicker]

Or try http://www.lockpicks.com; they have those see-through cutaway practice locks. Cost about 45 USD, I think.

[bpc293]

lockpickmall has them. but i got one threw them on ebay. i got the holder and the cutaway with spool pins for 35.00. there site is way to high.

[Shrub]

To be honest you would be better buying a real lock and re-pinning it to less pins for practice,

Clear locks help you understand how a lock works but for picking i beleive they can be a negative tool and actually hinder learning to pick,

[dosman]

I agree with Shrub, just go and buy a $2 padlock at a gas station if you want an easy lock to learn on. I have a 7 pin generic padlock I always start n00bs with. I don't tell them that it has more pins than usual until after they pick it. Remember, more pins doesn't necessarily mean harder to open, this lock in particular is the easiest one I have. It's broken many a n00bs cherry in less than 10 mins.

However, I do appreciate cutaway locks as fun to look at and collect. I always recommend looking on the used market for nice cutaways.

[Bud Wiser]

I agree with Shrub, just go and buy a $2 padlock at a gas station if you want an easy lock to learn on. I have a 7 pin generic padlock I always start n00bs with. I don't tell them that it has more pins than usual until after they pick it. Remember, more pins doesn't necessarily mean harder to open, this lock in particular is the easiest one I have. It's broken many a n00bs cherry in less than 10 mins.

However, I do appreciate cutaway locks as fun to look at and collect. I always recommend looking on the used market for nice cutaways.

I usually give noobs a Mult-T-Lock to begin with, but only because I'm mean and rotten

[Shrub]

I bet you tell them its the easiest lock out there as well lol

[Wrenchman]

The guy is definitely Dutch, probably Amsterdam or Rotterdam