Any Germans in the house???

[technik]

any germans wishing to learn lockpicking, there is a tutorial at this site:

http://www.bluetear.de/secrets/lockpicking/

It has some great 3D pics, and animations. It covers individual pin picking, raking and how an electric pick gun works. I translated some of what they were saying, and it seems pretty useful info. Also, if you go back to their secrets site:

http://www.bluetear.de/secrets/

They have an article on escape artistry (handcuffs, ropes etc.)

I dunno what the hell they do, but its got some good info.

Check it out.

[FuSL]

hnm.. the lockpicking page doesn't contain that much...

for germans I'd recommend those two links:
http://stud-www.uni-marburg.de/~Klossa/sp.html
for a pretty good "book" about it [take a look at the old version, too :]

and
www.ssdev.org
the page of the german ssdev, there's a german translation of the MIT Guide somewhere on it, too :]

[vortex]

nice, ich bin hier i n amerika als ein austauschschueler und hab mi rn paar picks gekauft und dieses forum ist genial, gut zu wissen, dass auch ein paar leute aus deutschland dabei sind

basically what i said is that i am an exchange student and bought some picks and i am glad that some germans are here

[martinger]

Hi,

basically what i said is that i am an exchange student and bought some picks and i am glad that some germans are here

Im quite sure that there are some more! Lockpicking is becoming a quite popular sport here The german ssdev AFAIK even is the biggest lockpicking sportsclub in the world... An the best: it's perfectly legal over here (in the US afaik it's complicated because it differs from state to state? There were some threads about this on this forum) as long as you're not doing something otherwise illegal. Buing, selling and using (on your own locks at least) picks is not a problem. But buying some in the US could be a good idea, I expect they're still cheaper there... Wouldn't take them into my onflight luggage though

Martin

[vortex]

basically what i said is that i am an exchange student , I expect they're still cheaper there... Wouldn't take them into my onflight luggage though

Martin

yeah i figured that

should i really go with the euro slim line picks or can the normal ones help me too. how much thinner are the slim ones?

[Jenova]

GREAT SITE MAN

might translate it
then host it on my webspace for everyone go see