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by neptix » 4 Mar 2011 17:56
Hi everyone,
Yet another new person introducing themselves :)
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by geekyguy83 » 5 Mar 2011 21:25
Hi everyone,
Glad to have finally joined lp101 :D
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by Gapper402 » 6 Mar 2011 11:34
Hey everyone, brand new to the site and fairly new to picking. Picked up lock picking as a tool to assist in everyday issues of the job (Army). Someone is constantly losing keys and for some reason that's the only time the bolt cutters are missing, lol. Anyways, I have improved my abilities so much from reading the posts, outstanding site, incredibly helpful.
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by eggman » 7 Mar 2011 6:03
Hi everyone, I've been picking for a little while now and have also been reading through the site. I've now taken the plunge and here i am hoping to 1) gain more knowledge and 2) contribute to a great site, cheers.
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by Katarino » 7 Mar 2011 12:21
Hello. I am from Portugal and hope to eventually contribute to the site and also come to understand more about
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by Jonas.N » 8 Mar 2011 8:44
Hi all. I started with lock picking 2 night ago. And today I picked my first lock a Abus 65/40 :D wouldn’t be possible without this forum.
MVH Jonas N
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by Freemoneyyy89 » 9 Mar 2011 7:32
Hello all, very intrigued with the website and the topics. Hope to meet as many ppl as possible, good day. Pick pick pick!!!
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by kinglopey » 9 Mar 2011 23:30
Hello everyone,
I run a small residental rekeying buissness, I'm looking at expanding into other areas, as well as increasing my knowledge.
thanks,
Joe
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by shokthx » 10 Mar 2011 22:01
Hi! Always been interesting in lockpicking. Probably because my father had a huge safe and I always wanted to open it. Several years ago I nearly took a correspondence course for locksmithing but chose something else. I really wish I had taken the locksmithing course instead. I'll be trying to learn all I can here.
James
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by Idgas » 12 Mar 2011 16:47
Greetings I'm glad to be here and hope that I pick up a fer ideas and some knowledge. (Now if I only practiced more)
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by Bigdipper08 » 13 Mar 2011 20:25
Names mike, Have been a locksmith for a few years now. Recently got into the locksport community in 2008. Usually goto keypicking but LP101 has been reputable as of late so i think i may stick around here for a while.
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by Chippy_boy » 14 Mar 2011 12:02
Just saying "hi" to everyone.
To be honest, I have no interest in lock picking. But I am interested in finding out which are the best locks for my doors, so I thought I would sign up so I can ask some questions.
Cheers!
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by stormbringer » 14 Mar 2011 13:58
Hey guys, my name is matt and lost my key to a lock so i signed up for answers as to how to pick it and what set is needed
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by stratmando » 14 Mar 2011 18:54
What kind of lock? House, Bike Key, Combo?
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by Amania » 15 Mar 2011 3:57
Hi Folks, I have just acquired a key safe with a Manifoil MK IV combination lock. The door is open, but the combination is not known. I do have the special combination change key. I can't remove the back cover of the lock (I think it can only be removed if the lock is open.) From the key hole at the back, I've worked out what the last digit is, but the top disk obscures the lower disks.
Any advice on how I can determine the old combination?
Many thanks
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