Hello

[Penthor]

Hi. Just want to introduce myself. My IRL name is Chris, and I'm a network guru that is currently stationed in Oklahoma City. Most of my experience in picking locks comes from being locked out of my own stuff, and there are very few locks that I cannot pick - Medeco Omega Series is but one example.

More later, once I feel more comfortable.

Chris
A.K.A. Penthor Mul

[Xerty]

You don't feel comfortable here? , just kidding, welcome to LP101.

If you're new, you'd better know that if you want to know something, don't make a new post until you've made a search for it.
Use the [ Search] button in the top to do that.

[Penthor]

It's just that in my line of buisness, being able to pick locks isn't something one puts on ones resume.

I'm not new at this by any strech of the imagination, just new to talking about it. I've been picking locks since the early 70's. I can slip past most yale and master locks with little more than scrap metel found on the street, and all but the most precision engineered locks (medeco for example) are easily opened with a tortion bar and a paperclip(add patience as needed).

Locks only keep honest people out.

Chris