Ahh, the Garrison! Perfect for beginning picking dimple locks. Sure, it’s made by the mighty Mul-T-Lock, but that’s the best thing, it’s well made, predictable and full of feedback while having a nice open keyway :-)
I've always imagined that Multilocks were the height of security, ever since I first saw one for the first time and being amazed by the strange high tech key. Seeing you and others pick them so easily really has taken the shine from them for me.
Just popped open my first dimple lock today and it was 7 pin Multilock , done it twice as usually to exclude beginners luck factor...😉 After researching lock online I come across your video and have to absolutely agree with you, nice roomy keyway, great feedback and also key pins are massive which is actually helpful to get the right pick placement (just trying dimple locks first time) Great video as usually, thanks👍
Following your recommendation in another video, I managed to get hold of a second hand one of these. It operates really smoothly and it has that used-lock smell and feel (which is something reassuring). Unlike many of my other euro cylinders, this one feels solid, heavy and doesn't rattle around at all. I've not tried picking it yet as I'm new to dimple locks and wanted to work my way up to this one. There's one thing I haven't yet figured out though. It came with 3 keys, 2 of which have a red dot and the third has a blue. All of them seem to operate identically but I'm puzzled about what significance, if any, these different coloured dots have. I see you could buy them separately and they are outside the keyway, so I'm presuming these are purely passive. Maybe something for the end user to employ their own colour coding system for different key holders.
@@LordPrecision no there are only 5 holes in shell of a 7 pin core therefore cannot be for rekeying. MulTLock uses the same shells what changes are the plugs those holes in the shell are in-between the holes in the plug they do not line up. Any locksmith that works with the product knows to increase security Mul T Lock product is side pins and back pin capable
Nicely done! Never even heard of this one until now. How would you rate this compared to the Jr? More or less difficult? Ive recently become a fan of MTLs. Ive got an MTL Jr but other than the Interactive and MT5+, Ive not been able to find others. Figured going from the Jr to the MT5+ may be a bit too big of a jump lol. Thank for sharing :)
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Ahh, the Garrison! Perfect for beginning picking dimple locks. Sure, it’s made by the mighty Mul-T-Lock, but that’s the best thing, it’s well made, predictable and full of feedback while having a nice open keyway :-)
Just in case some one didn't already answer.. Those 5 holes are for key control pins you sometimes find in MTL's..
Thanks:-£
You’ve inspired me to take the plunge & order one of these as an introduction to dimple pin picking. Further down the rabbit hole I go ...
You picked that like it was a cheap master lock. Got some skills bud!! Not to mention how many tools on the market you helped design
Thank you Wes :-)
that pin is the BOMB!
It is?
I've always imagined that Multilocks were the height of security, ever since I first saw one for the first time and being amazed by the strange high tech key.
Seeing you and others pick them so easily really has taken the shine from them for me.
They stil are a good lock IMO. We just practice a lot :-)
They are high security locks the fact a few people on RUclips can pick them in the real world means nothing.
Nice picking!!
Great to know it’s a good beginners dimple lock!
Also like the fact it gives great feedback !!!
🐈👍👍🐈👏
It really does give nice feedback :-)
Lock Noob 😁
Looks like a lot of fun to pick!! Happy pickings!!
It is! Happy picking to you too:-)
Very nicely done. I may have to pick one of these up for the collection!
You should :-)
Ayyyyy that lock looks terrifying!! But your soothing voice makes me think I can do it.
Thank you :-)
Just popped open my first dimple lock today and it was 7 pin Multilock , done it twice as usually to exclude beginners luck factor...😉
After researching lock online I come across your video and have to absolutely agree with you, nice roomy keyway, great feedback and also key pins are massive which is actually helpful to get the right pick placement (just trying dimple locks first time)
Great video as usually, thanks👍
Awesome 👏
You picked that mul-T-lock so well. Full of security pins and you got it open so easy.
Thanks Roy :-)
@@LockNoob Daz Evers just sent me a couple of Mul-T-locks.... I only hope I can get them open.
Roy Sammons you will!
Very nicely picked & I completely agree with you, they are definitely a great lock to get into picking dimple locks.
Thank you Daz :-)
You made that look super easy my friend. But I know it wasn't, for me I wouldn't think at least. Nicely done Ash, have a great one my friend.
I find they are pretty smooth picks once you get the tension down :-)
Congratulations on 30k!
Thank you for noticing :-)
Great pick and gutting. Beautiful lock!
Thank you ;-)
Absolutely a great pick brother, you are Awesome in picking these locks. One day I hope to be a great picker Like YOU. CHEERS MATE. WOW!!!!
Thank you Thumper :-)
Following your recommendation in another video, I managed to get hold of a second hand one of these. It operates really smoothly and it has that used-lock smell and feel (which is something reassuring). Unlike many of my other euro cylinders, this one feels solid, heavy and doesn't rattle around at all. I've not tried picking it yet as I'm new to dimple locks and wanted to work my way up to this one. There's one thing I haven't yet figured out though. It came with 3 keys, 2 of which have a red dot and the third has a blue. All of them seem to operate identically but I'm puzzled about what significance, if any, these different coloured dots have. I see you could buy them separately and they are outside the keyway, so I'm presuming these are purely passive. Maybe something for the end user to employ their own colour coding system for different key holders.
nicely picked keep up the great videos
Thanks :-)
Great pick Sir. I’m not there yet. Maybe some day.
You WILL get there! :-)
Literally just picked one of these as my 2nd ever dimple yesterday! :D (A 6 pin Yale Rim was my first)
Awesome work! :-)
Lock Noob Thanks mate!
Fantastic job ash my friend. 👍🤘🖖🍻
Thank you DALP :-)
one of these just arrived for me to have a go at :)
Awesome 👏
@@LockNoob im getting therw now. Making keys and picks as well. Just need to get past my block on abus locks!
Awesome job ash my friend you are very right great locks Astarte with fun picks👊😎😊🇬🇧👍
Thanks Leon :-)
The holes are for side pins. Factory pined cylinders do not have them but master keyed cylinders do.
@@LordPrecision no there are only 5 holes in shell of a 7 pin core therefore cannot be for rekeying. MulTLock uses the same shells what changes are the plugs those holes in the shell are in-between the holes in the plug they do not line up. Any locksmith that works with the product knows to increase security Mul T Lock product is side pins and back pin capable
Interesting, thanks :-)
Congratulations again buddy on 30K
Thank you for noticing :-)
I guess you didn't get the memo, today's videos are how to make Christmas better! Watch Bosnianbill & LPL videos for today!
Will do :-)
Nice video...this seems to be the only Mul-T-lock I can pick now a days????
I’m sure that’s not true :-)
I have this cylinder, Key spin but no cam movement at all on the one side. other side works perfect. anyone come across this before ?
Thats my barrel :)
👍👍👍
@@LockNoob Do you think, is it easy to pick? Should I replace it with another high security barrel?
Nicely done! Never even heard of this one until now. How would you rate this compared to the Jr? More or less difficult? Ive recently become a fan of MTLs. Ive got an MTL Jr but other than the Interactive and MT5+, Ive not been able to find others. Figured going from the Jr to the MT5+ may be a bit too big of a jump lol. Thank for sharing :)
I’m not sure I’ve ever picked the Junior, but the MT5+ is a beast :-)
@@LockNoob It definitely seems like a beast of a lock. Im very tempted to just get one and see how it goes lol.
Fantastic picking as always Ash. It's pinned the same as a MTL 7x7. I have a 7 pin Garrison branded dimple with 2 spools and the rest standard.
Interesting - looks like I was luck here then :-)