Brinks High Security Lock

[New-York-Locksmith]

Yeah, I agree - nice informative video - good work

[New-York-Locksmith]

Yeah I agree - cool informative video - good work

[New-York-Locksmith]

I really appreciate your work - cool informative video - good work

[New-York-Locksmith]

oops, I m very sorry - due to some submission error i tried repliying 3 times and all posted - Sorry

[ObiWonShinobi]

Ummm dumb question.....

If its a high security lock.....
Why does the arrow on the protection level meter
on the top right of the package only go up halfway?

[ObiWonShinobi]

Sorry, I didnt mean to kill the thread....

Was just saying.... Ive got a brinks that the meter is topped out on.
and it has nothing resembling security pins.

you can jiggle a rake and pop it in less than 2 sec.

[raimundo]

that old yale is probably a five pin no spools, straight ahead easy picking though it may need a drop of oil.

[slacker7]

i recently got a brinks lock myself and it was my first experiance with security pins. took about 2 weeks of playing with it but i've got it decently well figured out. a definite step up from the two masterlocks i've got

[raimundo]

brinks shrouded is the keyway of an american brand padlock, for a long time I have simply made wider tensors from wiper inserts or walkman headbands, but after seeing someone with a paperclip in the bottom of the keyway to help poise the tensor, I made something similiar from a bobby pin (hairpin) one of the type that has a rounded surface on the outside, and it made picking an american even easier.
from now on Im gonna keep such a bobbypin in my kit. It takes up some room at the bottom of the keyway, with the rounded side toward the cylinder wall and prevents the tensor from binding at a slant angle.