LSS manual?

[strangedream]

The LSS manual contains everything except on how to open the locks and safes. Its just a bunch of stuff on how they are built and their history. That doesnt help me much if I want to be a locksmith.

[Shrub]

And your thread doesnt help the other members much on here, what was the point of it again?
I dont reccolect LSS ever suggesting that it taught you how to do anything,

[pickmonger]

The LSS manual contains everything except on how to open the locks and safes. Its just a bunch of stuff on how they are built and their history. That doesnt help me much if I want to be a locksmith

Thats very strange. My copy of LSS gives very specific instructions, it even borrows information from the HPC Lockpick Training Materials.

I have to ask, what version of LSS are you refering to. The actual book 2nd edition or the LSS+ CD version?

[Shrub]

Ive never read mine due to the folio thing, what an absolute crap wat ofg reading the thing, its a shame it takes so much paper to print it out otherwise i would have the hard version and gladly read it,

[Wolfe]

My god what a understatment. Now i do agree thier are some comparable/better publications on lockpicking/bypassing out there. To say that it has no information nor would it help anyone on locksmithing is a joke. Im not sure if your basing you information on the trial CD version (which i've never seen) or just what they have availible on security.org.

As I stated in my opinion Ive seen better single publications relating to one subject,but i have never come across one source of information that covers such a broad spectrum relating to:
locksmithing,security,investigation,history,safety (etc.) and all the sub categories that they encompass.

[digital_blue]

Add me to the list of people that are confused about this post.

My LSS has plenty of information on picking/bypassing.

db

[raimundo]

Don't scare him away, I think hes gonna offer to sell out the book at a knockdown price