Advice please

[agb1331]

Hello,

After exploring locksmithing and lockpicking as a casual hobby, I am now looking into formal education in the field. I am currently catching up on forum posts and doing some research on schools as time allows.

I am employed as a full time police officer and looking to solidify and round out my knowledge of the field so far.
I am curious if anyone has, (or knows someone who has) attended Acme locksmith School located in Worth, Il.

Any feedback or advice would be appreciated. In the meantime, I will look for more insight on the forums.

Thanks again-

[ElAbogado]

Hello,

After exploring locksmithing and lockpicking as a casual hobby, I am now looking into formal education in the field. I am currently catching up on forum posts and doing some research on schools as time allows.

I am employed as a full time police officer and looking to solidify and round out my knowledge of the field so far.
I am curious if anyone has, (or knows someone who has) attended Acme locksmith School located in Worth, Il.

Any feedback or advice would be appreciated. In the meantime, I will look for more insight on the forums.

Thanks again-

No help here, but I had to laugh... Isn't ACME the name of products that the coyote in the Road Runner cartoons always used?

[LocksmithArmy]

yes,yes it is...

so dont trust em, their picks are liable to explode and stab you in the eye, i wouldnt attend

just kidding, ive never herd of em though

[npdaniels]

What are the legal laws in your state for locksmith licensing, I have a few courses you may want to check out, you must find an accredited school or course if your state law warrants. Once you find out then get back to me.

[raimundo]

acme means the best, and locksmiths often use it to get near first placement in the yellow pages.

acme is also used in many old cartoons, as mentioned.