Whats your easiest lock?

[DaveAG]

Dave we all know how easy it is to pick. Its just a joke becouse it is not bumpable.

What I was trying to say is that although the internal process would be different, if you took a warded key, filed most of it away, cut back the shoulder, whacked it in and turned the lock would open.

In fact, the lock would open by simply filing most of it away and turning, the "bump" part of bumping would be superflous but not harmful to opening the lock.

I would agree that the lock is not vulnerable to bumping, but an attempt at bumping will succeed anyway and someone who doesn't know any better could be convinced the lock was bumped.

You know this got me thinking. Make a key that has a couple of wards. The cuts on this would have to have an angle but when you turn it the lock would be stoped at an area that has pins. This would deffently make the locks bump proff.

I'm not entirely sure what you are getting at here. A picture would help.

[Kaellman]

Got loads of shitty padlocks n stuff laying around. Most of them u just have to ask em to open and they will do it for u. Easiest lock iv got has got to be a Iseo cylinder.

[RockInBlack]

Master #140

[desert_gold_hound]

OK here is what I was talking about. You will have to forgive the fact have no artistic skills.

You would insert your key into the lock which has a face plate that can rotate. You would only be able to insert the key in the up and down position though do to wards. Once a key is inserted that has the right wards you could turn the faceplate and key to the position that has the pins. The stop would not allow the key to turn any farther unless it is the correct key. If it is the correct key then the key would push the stop causing the lock to open.

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[desert_gold_hound]

Sorry all did not mean to hijack this thread.

[Jolly Rodgers]

i have a gun lock that i can pick with only a paper clip(just one). then i relized i can just pulle the shckle out. also have a dexter lock i used for practice when i first started. i took out all the pins and was lazy so i only put 3 back in and thats the way it stayed

[strkr]

wafer locks ie cabinet locks then i would say any pin and tumbler locks with non brass plugs and body without any special top pins.

[blake1803]

I have a Master Padlock #3 where the bitting is something like 3433. For fun I can open it using two tension tools and no picks in under 1 second. This is the lock I keep around for confidence whenever I run into trouble with a higher security lock

[n00bking]

I got screwed when I bought my no. 3 It is pinned like 7191. It took me a while. And I can't rake it, I can only SPP

Mine...um...my corbin 4 pin. tension wrench, snake rake, .0000001 seconds, shackle pops open.

[kspec]

mine was the first i bought... i was hoping it wasnt gonna be so easy. it was called a garrison, 5 pin. I use it to build confidence in a few people that were starting this hobby.

[Rodfather23]

For me, it was a $2 brass pad lock.......stuck in my wrench ...applied lite tension and the cylinder turned and opened the lock. No picking required.

[quickpicks]

deffinately my medeco 51s

[JackNco]

deffinately my medeco 51s

haven't opened mine yet.

[freakparade3]

deffinately my medeco 51s

I'm hoping their was some sarcasm in this post. If not what do you consider to be a hard lock?

[JackNco]

maybe he only has one?