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My next step..... A shlage

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My next step..... A shlage

Postby sublime progie » 31 May 2005 18:15

hey just got a new lock today. It is old but knew to me. It is a shlage with the number 8 on the bottom. it looks like it has a removable core. I will post some pictures later. i am sure that this is nothing too special but i am excited about it. i guess what i want to know is what are some of the specs on this lock. mainly i was wondering weather shlage was big on using security pins. also i would assume this may be a 6 pin cylinder but i am having a hard time getting really good access to the pins because on the akward keyway

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Postby sublime progie » 31 May 2005 18:20

sorry by the way it is a padlock and sorry for the terrible spelling schlage
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Postby twisted » 31 May 2005 21:49

yea that looks like a pretty tough lock, how long on average does it take you to pick?
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Postby sublime progie » 31 May 2005 22:10

just got it. i havent picked it yet. I am pretty knew to lockpicking and this is the next hardest thing i could come up with. i am not positive about my synopsis of the lock i am just guessing. i was more trying to get feedback on how close i was in guessing. anyone who has picked this lock i would like to know what is in it. i am as i said still pretty knew so i cant be sure
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Postby ThE_MasteR » 1 Jun 2005 8:21

Can you film yourself picking it ? :D

Good luck opening it man..
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Postby zeke79 » 1 Jun 2005 9:58

If it is an Interchangeable core and not a removeable core there will be a smaller diameter pin at the back of the lock that operatates the pin that allows the lock to be removed from the IC housing. You do not have to mess with this pin to pick the lock. The only fuction of this pin is for a control key to allow removal of the lock from the IC housing. This is only if it is an Interchangeable core lock. Keep picking and you will get the hang of it. Most schlages that you run into use no security pins. As a matter of fact of all the schlages that i have picked I have only found one that has had security pins instaleed and it was purchased at lowes hardware. Just keep picking and you get that lock open. Another option would be to drop by your local locksmith and pick up a standard 5 pin schalge and start with it. A standard 5 pin cylinder brand new can be picked up for around $9.00 us. :wink:
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Postby sublime progie » 1 Jun 2005 15:54

thanks for the inspiration and faith zeke. i needed it. i believe it is jsut a standard schlage padlock. and i dont know about video taping me. as i said i havent picked it yet, AND i dont realy have a video recorder. thanks again for all the advice
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