lockpicknoob9265 wrote:Thanks for answering. I'll have to do some more research to find out if its a Titan or not. The biggest thing visually that seems to set this lock apart though from other deadbolt kwiksets is the two screws. I have not seen that on any deadbolts in stores or on the web. Is this not an indicator of the type of lock?
a picture would tell us a lot more, upload one to imgur.com and post it here.
As already mentioned, try to resist picking your own locks as sometimes things can go wrong and then you either can't get out, can't lock up for the night, or can't back inside when you come home. Visit a local Home Depot or Walmart and buy a $12 dollar deadbolt, take that apart and learn how lock cylinders work, then practice picking on that lock, it's a safer bet than crouching at your front door.
Also, is it your own house, or a rental, or an apartment or your parents house? We've had people here before who rent, and say "but it's my apartment, it's my lock" where the reality is that it is the landlord's lock and even though the landlord gave someone a key, they would never think someone was sticking picks into the locks. It's a great way to lose a security deposit if something goes wrong and you have to call the landlord or maintenance guy to fix it and explain what happened. If it's your own house, then what I already wrote above applies, pick at your own risk, but don't expect much sympathy if something gets broken, just a lot of 'i told you so's' fair enough?
we'll wait for your pics
Squelchtone
