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some one has this??

Having read the FAQ's you are still unfulfilled and seek more enlightenment, so post your general lock picking questions here.
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some one has this??

Postby plugaru » 20 Feb 2005 15:14

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Postby Redbull83 » 20 Feb 2005 18:46

Looks like a waste of money.
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Postby raimonda » 20 Feb 2005 23:38

i think too
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Postby mcm757207 » 20 Feb 2005 23:54

That *is* a waste of money.
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Postby xodishox » 21 Feb 2005 1:32

true, big waste of money, a jacknife would be cheaper and much better
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Postby skold » 21 Feb 2005 1:47

Jacknifes are also a waste of money...
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Postby mcm757207 » 21 Feb 2005 2:37

skold wrote:Jacknifes are also a waste of money...


I agree.
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Postby Geek142 » 21 Feb 2005 2:38

Id rather buy a proper set for that amount of money.
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Postby tastyfish » 21 Feb 2005 7:24

Hmm well we could but them, or we could hit the lock with a hammer and hope it opens... I dont know about you, but they look plastic to me (they most likly are not plastic) but I agree with everyone else, waste of money.

But for just as much you could get a nice hammer. :wink:
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Postby plugaru » 21 Feb 2005 15:24

10x for replay i dont want the pen i want to bay the replacemant heads
they are like a regular pick I makeing a electric gun for wafer locks (slite vibretion pick)and im tinking to bay the heads picks
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Postby DBCooper » 21 Feb 2005 15:31

You can buy the replacement heads. They are $9.95. Then you can buy an exacto handle for $1.50. So now you have invested USD$11.45, which with my limited math skills is less then USD $41.50.

Even knowing very little about commercial picks and their value, I would have to say that kit is way over proced.
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Postby plugaru » 21 Feb 2005 15:41

how can i post a picture whit out haveing a web site
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??? or were can i uplode the pic
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Postby master in training » 21 Feb 2005 16:57

you can host pics in loads of places, photo bucket is one option (www.photobucket.com) no doubt someone will come along and tell me its rubbish :wink: but it works for me, so it'll do! its free, which is my favourite price...

in regards to the picks, why not save your money and download one of the hundreds of pick templates on the site then just modify them to fit? just a thought!....
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Postby NDE Manipulation » 22 Feb 2005 1:51

Actually, it's a very well made emergency pick set. Much better than the aluminum micro-dildo that HPC marketed as a "pen."

Jackknifes are cool too, if you get the right one, same reason why. Handy, emergency pick set. :)
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Postby logic » 22 Feb 2005 2:12

I can agree that the price for this pick is steep but I personally find this pick the best for picking padlocks and other small keyed locks. I even own the smaller sized picks from Rytan and Peterson but this pick gives me the best results. Just my experience...

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