What type of lock is this?

[BumpMaster]

https://imgur.com/mGIeSpN

EDIT: to insert a pic the address has to be direct path to the photo, not just to the imgur album folder: https://i.imgur.com/mGIeSpN.jpg -Squelchtone



Does this lock have many security features or is it just a plain pin and tumbler lock? It feels like one, but it's hard to tell. It has these sliding bars at the bottom that seem to be attached to the pins? If anyone could give me some insight that would be awesome. Thank you!

[BumpMaster]

I unlocked it . It took about 1 minute. It was a standard pin and tumbler 5 pin I'm guessing. I used a thin tension wrench and a .20 3-peak. If anyone knows what kind of lock this is DO NOT BUY. This thing is truly a POS

[Jacob Morgan]

It is a disc tumbler lock. A pin tumbler lock would be more challenging. A rim or mortise cylinder that you can take apart and repin would be better for practice, especially if the lock is not in actual use.

[tjohn]

picking a obvious "in-use" lock?

[globallockytoo]

its just a lockable hasp and staple. simple 5 wafer/disc tumbler.

[mseifert]

Post seems a bit B&E-ish ..

[Ralph_Goodman]

Post seems a bit B&E-ish ..

Have to agree. The fact that it is the first post from this person is a mite suspicious.

I am put a little more at ease by the fact that they seemed to know something about picking and locks (from the info in their second comment).

If the OP reads this, an explanation of why you are picking a lock that is in use would be much appreciated.