How do you pick highly paracentric keyways? I made a pick that had a curved end, and I got a lock with a known pin pattern open, but the PKS locks are a pain compared to the regular Best locks. By curved, I meant curved in the plane of the handle, so you have to rotate the pick in order to lift the pins. I think maybe bumping may be an option, but in general these aren't an easy open.
Pinned correctly, the bitting in every chamber is different. Have one that has every bitting in five chambers exactly the same, but the sixth is different.
Gordon
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mseifert wrote:No they are not an easy open.. Generally I will use a short hook and the channel as my pivet point instead of the bottom of the keyway ..
I find Best PKS really hard. I'll try your suggestion, thanks.
He even sent both the change key and the control key. 
it will likely take me a while. 
