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by femurat » 14 Nov 2012 8:13
Thanks for the explanation, can't wait to try mine when arrives 
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by GWiens2001 » 14 Nov 2012 8:54
Oops! I mean the tension wrench return on the Roto is greater, so the lighter touch is needed on the Commando. Gordon
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by kilae » 15 Nov 2012 6:21
 - an older Keso 2000 Now I start to pick a new one. kilae
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by femurat » 15 Nov 2012 7:45
WOW a keso... congrats kilae  Good luck with the new one! Ciao 
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by GWiens2001 » 15 Nov 2012 7:49
SWEET! Great job!
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by Solomon » 21 Nov 2012 2:11
Schlage primus. Oh yeah.  
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by mhole » 21 Nov 2012 2:41
Nice work on the Primus - they're on my want list, but I've yet to get my hands on one. Todays (actually yesterday) pick was the DOM fusion 1109 - he's been in my naughty box for eveeer, so I was chuffed to finally get him picked. The BEST is another naughty box veteran, finally got him picked a few days ago. 
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by Solomon » 21 Nov 2012 2:56
Nice one mhole! DOM can be a really tough pick, I have one lying around here which is just a standard 5 pinner with an easy bitting and I can't seem to crack it. Really weird.
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by mhole » 21 Nov 2012 6:26
Solomon wrote:Nice one mhole! DOM can be a really tough pick, I have one lying around here which is just a standard 5 pinner with an easy bitting and I can't seem to crack it. Really weird.
I finally got this after months of trying, right after having a big binge on ASSA/Ruko cylinders. I'm not sure what the security pins in the Dom are like, but i was getting a big false set rotation, then getting totally stuck. Approaching it like an ASSA after thid big rotation is what finally did the trick, so I suspect a mix of spools and assa style pins.
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by zeepia » 22 Nov 2012 13:03
 Actually this doesn´t deserve to be here, it was ridicuosly easy to rake open. Still has to spp it once I get it cleaned good. But wanted to share it here because it´s celebration time, this was my 100th lock I have picked! 
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by GWiens2001 » 22 Nov 2012 13:07
Congratulations! Isn't that a wafer ignition lock? Seems I've seen one before. Gordon
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by zeepia » 22 Nov 2012 13:20
Might be ignition but it´s a normal 6 pin tumbler.
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by Squelchtone » 22 Nov 2012 13:25
kilae wrote: - an older Keso 2000 Now I start to pick a new one. kilae
Hi kilae, Nice picking and very nice lp101 pin you have there =) Thanks for your support over the years! Squelchtone
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by maestrodt » 27 Nov 2012 12:02
I just used a bogota-esque rake from the sparrow pick set to open an American 1105 lock (in a single stroke) that I've been trying to SPP for the past couple days. It actually kind of made me a bit angry that I could rake it open so easily but not SPP, takes all the fun out of things  Aside from that, an American 1100, Master ProSeries 6840, a couple Master 532s, a few random clones of the Master disc-shaped lock (forget the number) ... some other things ... we're getting a bit of a compilation of random locks here at work where it appears I've gotten my co-workers into lockpicking. 
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by vinnie » 29 Nov 2012 22:48
acquired a Master 3UP and some small Garrison lock. Both super easy and straight forward picks
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