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How do you pick this lock? Posted by: crap2coolcrap
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By: crap2coolcrap. on 08 Sep 08, 03:26:53
Thanks guys, I think I've almost got it, what does key retaining mean though?
By: 61pickgun. on 07 Sep 08, 17:42:02
Ok, write this down in your notebook or commit it to memory: Any US Gov't labeled lock, whether it be American Lock, Ingersoll Rand, Sargent & Greenleaf, Eagle, etc. will be KEY RETAINING. That is a procurement requirement that the Gov't specifies to ensure that the key will be removed from the lock - and not inadvertantly left open. You have to unlock it, leave the key in the lock, and then remove the key when it is fully locked. Keep trying - you'll get it. Good luck, man.
By: wizwazzle. on 07 Sep 08, 16:33:33
agreed. they are not called "the locksmiths lock" for nothing.
By: wizwazzle. on 07 Sep 08, 16:29:31
i have picked that lock...it is a BEAUTY! btw, it its a key retaining lock. i have picked lots of them. (they mad me REAL mad too) just ease WAY up on the tension,and feel for each serration. you will find the shearline in between somewhere. DONT GIVE UP!
By: crap2coolcrap. on 31 Aug 08, 16:36:51
I still can't get it, have any video tutorials?
By: crap2coolcrap. on 29 Aug 08, 02:45:50
Thanks guys.
By: chronodyne. on 28 Aug 08, 23:53:13
American locks generally have some type of security pins in them (spool/serrated). it takes a delicate touch with the tension wrench, patience, and lots of practice to pick them.
By: hbk101274. on 28 Aug 08, 22:00:57
i have a vid picking one and so does wizwazzle i believe