Could i have some practise lock suggestions (to be mounted)

[mr lockpickman]

because i'm kind of new to lockpicking i don't know which locks would be best for me to use

i've been getting into my house and stuff like that, but now i want to make a 'lockboard'

i want to have 3 locks mounted one beneath the other

has anyone got anysuggestions for budget locks?
(i'm trying to make the hole thing for about £20)

p.s. i'm in england...i'm looking for about 5 pins in each

maybe

6 pin at the top
5 pin in the middle
4 pin at the bottom?

[toomush2drink]

How about a "bird" as easy then an "era" next then "yale" as the hardest and shouldnt cost the earth. The yale should keep you busy as it has spools in 2 and 4 usually.

[Chucklz]

In the Euro forum, Quin has posted a rather extensive list of UK locks for the beginner.

[technik]

for the mounting part, check out my lock mount in this post:

http://www.lockpicking101.com/viewtopic.php?p=19112

Unlocks looks really good aswell, check it out.

Search for easy locks to pick, or go for one brand, then buy different no of pinstacks (5,6 take pins out for 4 like you wanted)

[mr lockpickman]

, i new i forgot to look in a forum b4 postin, i searched a few, but not euro

my bad

thanx.............should i just by the replacement cylinders?

i just bought a yale replacement sylinder for 8 quid......which is pretty stupid as i can get it for 3 on ebay (i only just found out)

[Door_Opener]

This site sells a whole range of lock practice boards:

http://www.locksmith-tools.co.uk

Look under their "Training Aids" section for the full range. I bought one recently (Lock Board Number 4) and it has been a great help in learning the correct technique for picking locks.

[mr lockpickman]

thanx

i've now finished mine, i'll post it up in a minute (actually probably a while) , i've got all kinds of locks on it