Picked first lock. Whats next?

[Mankato]

I'm a n00b at lock picking. I just picked it up as a hobby and I'm already loving it.

I can successfully pick a 5 pin practice lock now(#5PPC on lockpickshop.com). It is the first lock I've ever picked. I've practiced with it enough to where I can typically pick it in 30 seconds or less. I'm sure all of you can do better, but I'm proud of myself. lol

Does anyone have any suggestions for the next lock I should learn to pick? I would definately appreciate your help. I've got the basic 11 piece lock pick set (MPXS-11) from lockpickshop.com.

Thanks

[JackNco]

Well as u have the standard sized picks ide assume ur in America/Canada So my guess would be kwikset or Schlarge but one of your local members will be able to advise you better.

[freakparade3]

Get a Schlage deadbolt and use this link.

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[Eyes_Only]

Most of the new Schlage locks use 2 to 3 spool pins in them so be careful. The tolorance on a Schlage is much higher then a kwikset type locks so it will be much more challenging.

[Gypro]

Hi

I would suggest you to take a cheap paddlock. If you keep it under $5 you can be sure that there are no special pins in.

And they make such a nice klick when you get them .

[Shrub]

Forget the padlocks,

Grab a cylinder and then you can repin it and learn all the basics involved with that along the way,

RThis way you can repin it to act as a differant lock each time,