I imagine the history of the tubular lock goes something like this: Lock Manufacturer: People are getting too good at single pin picking, we need something to throw a wrench in that. *tubular lock developed* LM: Perfect! They'll never know what hit them! Thieves: Huh? What's this? Wait... Are all the pins in a single easy access layer? This isn't harder, I think I can actually just make keys now... *impressioning tool developed* T: There! Much better! LM: *flips table*
Listen, if anybody has watched this video over and over and has this same tool, but can't make it work-- I will tell you what I was doing wrong. When you push the magnetic metal ring up to align the pins, simultaneously pull down the rubber band rings on top of the blue ring. That is what made the difference for me.
I have a few Gunvaults around the house and came across this video a few years ago, and here's the fix... The cylinder picker is defeated by *only one* drop of *thin* superglue (aka cyanoacrylate), and regular battery swaps to prevent needing to use the key frequently in the future. I have missed a couple of battery changes and needed the key.. a drop of superglue is defeated by the correct key, a couple of light taps to fully seat it, and a firm twist to unlock it. DO NOT use a thick gooey superglue as it piles up too much and fills the key socket.. thin glue wicks off into the internals and locks enough parts in place so the picker can't do its thing. Worst case, use a mini torch or soldering iron to heat the core of the lock, it will loosen the glue and the key will work. "Cyanoacrylate debonder" dripped into the lock works too. The correct glue is *thin* from Mercury Adesives, Bob Smith Industries or any thin "CA" from a hobby/crafts store.
hello. Thank you for the video. I have this exact same gun safe and I bought the same tool kit you have but nothing is working at all. I'm doing exactly what you did in the video but there is no emotion whatsoever. Could you help explain this to me?
I actually own this gun vault biometric gun safe. I was immediately concerned with the weakness of the cheesy tubular Chinesium cam lock that came with the unit- but with only some minor modifications I was able to install a much more capable Abloy Protec camlock which has kept my peace of mind until Bosnian Bill showed me the “punch out technique” that the Abloys seem to be susceptible to! (Thanks for that-lol) but even still, the Abloy upped this safe from maybe a 2-3 in the security range to something more like a 7 or 8. Any suggestions on a replacement camlock that won’t totally break the bank-I’d be glad to consider some. As for the fingerprint sensor, it’s much better than LPL gives it credit for- with dry finger, opens on first swipe 9 times out of 10. That’s all I got. It’s worth it to buy the safe and a decent camlock and you have a high security unit that comes in around $400 if you do the mods yourself. Love Love Love your channel man!! Keep em coming I’m hooked!
Not sure if the lock I am trying it on is broken or what, but the top indent piece seems to be playing a part - whenever I try to put any pressure on turning it - it just allows it to spin around because that is not being engaged.
I'd love to see you pick the lock on a large safe like a Liberty safe. I used to deliver those all over the place in Oregon. there's literally millions of dollars in cash and marijuana sitting all over Oregon in those crappy safes. The rotary dial safe has a key lock which makes it immediately worthless, imo. The combination locks are so hard to use that sometimes you can't even get the combination right when you know it but what good is that when it just has a regular lock in it? I'm really curious to see how bad the digital version is because it doesn't have a key or a rotary dial lock and it must be really easy to get through. these are fairly expensive safes for the common person and they put things like guns in them which are the type of things that you don't want to have stolen and just out there on the street . That's why I think it would be really good if you did a video on it and I doubt that Liberty would offer you a free safe to do it to, but you never know.
I have this lock box... and the batteries inside died, I cant find my key... so that is another nail in the coffin. If someone were breaking in, imagine finding dead batteries right when you need them
Mr. L.P.L., I've many of your videos regarding single or two- handgun vaults, biometric or otherwise. Is there ANY that you could recommend? Thanks, Lucky13
Epoxy in the keyhole. Use the button combination lock to open it instead of the reader. It's now a great device. They sell ones without the fingerprint reader and just the fast access button combination lock. These devices are designed to deter residents, children and guests in the house from unauthorized access. It's not a safe or burglary device.
CaptIntrepid Even the highest end safe is not truly safe. With the proper tools, anything can be opened. I can open nearly any gun safe you can buy with a 20 dollar grinder and a few grinding wheels, in a matter of minutes. Sure, it’s going to take longer, and it’s going to make a lot more noise, but nonetheless, don’t ever consider your possessions “safe” just because they’re in a specific type of container.
Nice idea, except... I bet the thing could be opened by smashing at it with a hammer or prying with a screwdriver quickly. I doubt it'd deter a kid and a burglar would smash it open or pocket it casually. Especially if this is made by anyone who makes those costco/walmart "Security" fireproof safes...
The question is not can someone with a special tool pick the lock for me but rather is it (and the non biometric) good enough to keep young children out that would not know about the special tool. This way the gun is available next to your bed but not easy to open so small kids could hurt themselves. Any thoughts?
@@ZenoDLC I have the safe in the video, this damn thing will stop working on a mostly new battery, then have tyne balls to give you a low battery warning... AFTER it doesn't have enough voltage to open the safe.
Hi LPL, thanks for the great Content ! Is there a quick access gun safe that you would recommend ? What do you think of the Vaultek Slider Biometric safe ?
question, I got that set and each tool has a loose pin that I thought goes in the tension area hole between pin 1 & 7. the tool works without it but I could never get that pin in the 0 hole in the tool. is that where that pin is supposed to go? I can't get it to fit in the small hole.
+LockPickingLawyer thanks, I only used it on 1 lock and it worked without putting that tension pin in. there's no good videos on how to use those tools with good descriptions. everyone just uses the tools without explanation. I have the 3 set and the klom or goso 7.mm I dont know what the button is for or how to tension it properly. hope you can make a video 1 day on it you are great at explaining things. thanks again. BTW I won the bid on a Lab smart wedge pinning kit on ebay for half the market price and a high security pinning kit which arrived today so I can start changing those 6 pin vintage Yale cylinders into challenge/practice locks soon. I will mail you one out.
Is there any gun safes you haven't been able to open? Can you make a video of locks you cant open/unlock/pick? Please I hate buying locks after watching your videos. You've picked every type of lock I've ever purchased.
Little bit late seeing as how your comment was 7 months ago, but LPL is a master at single pin picking so the odds of there being a fair priced lock with any sort of pin core in it that he is unable to pick is very slim. Single pin picking takes a lot of practice to learn, but once you're able to feel the smallest clicks in the pins (like LPL can) and are a master at it you can open basically any market-product pin lock. Once you're able to feel those tiny movements it's basically as if you have a camera inside of the keyway because you're able to build a mental image of what's going on in the lock and what is left to do to open it. This is why in quite a few of his videos he'll go "we should be close i dont know what's holding us up now" and within 2 seconds of saying this he's got it open
Much of this depends on your use case (I'll assume firearms). If you have kids or teens in the house, that may demand a different lock than one for burglary. Also depends on the size and type of your collection. Gunsafereviewsguy.com has a good overview about what to look for with gun storage. Also try handgunsaferesearch here on RUclips.
@@evanmorris6508 why would a lock for children need to be different than an anti burglar lock... if an experienced picker/burglar can't get into it then your kids sure as hell can't either. Also, they literally say "gun safes" so, yes, clearly they mean for firearms.
@@TheRussell747 A child or teen may have all day to try and open a safe, a burglar may be in and out in 20 minutes. A bolted down, high-quality Simplex-type safe can be good for burglars (hard to move quicky), but bad for kids (
@@evanmorris6508 if your kid is spending all day, day after day, trying to break into your gun safe then I think your parenting techniques need to be re-evaluated. Also, it'd be much easier to buy a burglar-proof safe and child protect it than it would be to buy a child-proof safe and burglar protect it
Well damn, looks like I will remove that from my online cart. Is there any biometric lock that is decent? By decent I mean something that takes at least a lockpicker a minimum of 5 minutes?
Amazon too! Bet it wouldn't stand up to a smashing or prying attack either... Probably could open it messing with a screwdriver. In short, little Billy can get it and play with it if he really tries... And something like a GUN holder it should be very hard to break into and any force on the lock should block the whole mechanism forcing a long grinder/torch break in... Thanks for the vid as always.
lol. You're probably right. The buttons are for the non biometric version. On that, you can tap in a code with those buttons to open the box. On the biometric version, they are non functional. All versions have the same cheap lock.
Okay I have one like that, but it's not the bio one. I lost my key, I forgot my combination. Hahaha with out buying the $30 some dollar tube thingy. How else can I open to reset
Dunno about this particular model but the version I have uses a small motor that winds a tiny cable around its shaft in a manic motion to trip the latch release which is a piece of piano wire. Well the other day went to get my EDC CCW and heard Zzzzzt, again Zzzzzzt from years of use the little cable fatigued and snapped gun is trapped. Tools on order 😐
This is one of his first videos and it generally takes awhile to figure out how you want to present yourself on camera. The majority of his older videos have this same tone but at some point, don’t have a finite spot, he started developing the tone he uses now.
I really like watching these, but I wish you would include how hard it is for the average joe with not specialized tools. Like I seriously doubt someone will break into my house with one of those tools in his pocket, and that's what this safe if for. Kids and random thieves.
Hate to say it, but the thieves willing to enter your house are going to be prepared. They have all the time in the world to plan a perfect attack at the perfect time. They watch, and wait, they see through your window, know what locks you have and the tools they need, if they're ballsy enough to go in, they'll be smart enough to know they need to get out as soon as they can with whatever you have in there
There's also the possibility of teens (and/or their friends) with regular access to where the safe is and a bunch of free time of "investing" in a tool to get a chance to play with a gun. Education is the best bet for your own kids, but gotta be careful with the friends.
I'm not trying to go against you but all fingerprint locks tend to fail when your finger is wet that's not really something you can hold against this lock if all locks fail because of that
a good gun owner would use more than 1 security measure. a gun lock, a gun safe and maybe even an ammo safe and keep both away from each other in storage. a good gun lock will help prevent access to the gun even if the safe is not good enough. especially critical in places where tough gun laws make the owner liable for gun crimes if the gun is stolen and used in crime
Anyone with any type of experience keeps their home defense gun(s) with one in the chamber. I keep my sig in this same safe next to my nightstand for various reasons, I can get to it within 2 seconds if needed, and its got one in the hole with 2 extra mags.
Oh I don’t know, how about an armed intruder breaking into your home?!? The average police response time can vary between 15 minutes to an hour depending on where you live! You could be dead by the time they get to you!
@@deranathonarkantos6712 I'm assuming that the intruder wants to steal from your house. If that's the case why not just let let him and then claim from insurance? The way I feel is that if you have a gun in the house then even unarmed intruders can arm themselves and the resulting gunfight can cause even more loss of life.
Statistics show that if know the homeowner is armed, they are much less likely to attempt the robbery and risk their lives. This is why any smart homeowners are armed! Predators think twice when their prey is armed!
I didn't feel this was safe to use because my kid could use a tool that most people don't even know exists to open it... Ok, so in your household I get it... but in mine.... edit: ... but after watching other videos, I decided to order these tools. Crap... now I need a new box.
LPL is right. I have guitar students around 8 years old who have already "built" their own computer... These kids understand things by nature that we had to learn.
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He seems so tired and sad in his older videos...
it sounds to me like he's recording while people are sleeping in another room
Making RUclips videos is harder than it looks. Talking to yourself is an acquired taste.
I would have thought its a confidence thing.
put in a 1.25 speed, sounds like he snuffed a couple of lines
He is sad, bc he has found that no lock will actually give him a challenge.
Interesting to hear how much confidence yoir voice has gained over the years.
But even back than it was good.
I imagine the history of the tubular lock goes something like this:
Lock Manufacturer: People are getting too good at single pin picking, we need something to throw a wrench in that.
*tubular lock developed*
LM: Perfect! They'll never know what hit them!
Thieves: Huh? What's this? Wait... Are all the pins in a single easy access layer? This isn't harder, I think I can actually just make keys now...
*impressioning tool developed*
T: There! Much better!
LM: *flips table*
Well they used a bic pen.
Listen, if anybody has watched this video over and over and has this same tool, but can't make it work-- I will tell you what I was doing wrong. When you push the magnetic metal ring up to align the pins, simultaneously pull down the rubber band rings on top of the blue ring. That is what made the difference for me.
I have a few Gunvaults around the house and came across this video a few years ago, and here's the fix...
The cylinder picker is defeated by *only one* drop of *thin* superglue (aka cyanoacrylate), and regular battery swaps to prevent needing to use the key frequently in the future.
I have missed a couple of battery changes and needed the key.. a drop of superglue is defeated by the correct key, a couple of light taps to fully seat it, and a firm twist to unlock it.
DO NOT use a thick gooey superglue as it piles up too much and fills the key socket.. thin glue wicks off into the internals and locks enough parts in place so the picker can't do its thing.
Worst case, use a mini torch or soldering iron to heat the core of the lock, it will loosen the glue and the key will work. "Cyanoacrylate debonder" dripped into the lock works too.
The correct glue is *thin* from Mercury Adesives, Bob Smith Industries or any thin "CA" from a hobby/crafts store.
hello. Thank you for the video. I have this exact same gun safe and I bought the same tool kit you have but nothing is working at all. I'm doing exactly what you did in the video but there is no emotion whatsoever. Could you help explain this to me?
Thank you. I was locked out and my favorite gun was inside. Used the method you indicated in less than a minute.
I actually own this gun vault biometric gun safe. I was immediately concerned with the weakness of the cheesy tubular Chinesium cam lock that came with the unit- but with only some minor modifications I was able to install a much more capable Abloy Protec camlock which has kept my peace of mind until Bosnian Bill showed me the “punch out technique” that the Abloys seem to be susceptible to! (Thanks for that-lol) but even still, the Abloy upped this safe from maybe a 2-3 in the security range to something more like a 7 or 8. Any suggestions on a replacement camlock that won’t totally break the bank-I’d be glad to consider some. As for the fingerprint sensor, it’s much better than LPL gives it credit for- with dry finger, opens on first swipe 9 times out of 10. That’s all I got. It’s worth it to buy the safe and a decent camlock and you have a high security unit that comes in around $400 if you do the mods yourself. Love Love Love your channel man!! Keep em coming I’m hooked!
Chinesium is a term I will use from now on
@LockPickingLawyer, can you and/or Bill do a review of the Titan Gun Safe pistol vault?
Have any experience with the Liberty Safe handgun vaults? (i.e. HD-300, etc)
Not sure if the lock I am trying it on is broken or what, but the top indent piece seems to be playing a part - whenever I try to put any pressure on turning it - it just allows it to spin around because that is not being engaged.
Can you try to pick the new model GV 1050?? Thank you. Planning to buy and would like to be sure of how safe it is.
I'd love to see you pick the lock on a large safe like a Liberty safe. I used to deliver those all over the place in Oregon. there's literally millions of dollars in cash and marijuana sitting all over Oregon in those crappy safes. The rotary dial safe has a key lock which makes it immediately worthless, imo. The combination locks are so hard to use that sometimes you can't even get the combination right when you know it but what good is that when it just has a regular lock in it? I'm really curious to see how bad the digital version is because it doesn't have a key or a rotary dial lock and it must be really easy to get through. these are fairly expensive safes for the common person and they put things like guns in them which are the type of things that you don't want to have stolen and just out there on the street . That's why I think it would be really good if you did a video on it and I doubt that Liberty would offer you a free safe to do it to, but you never know.
I have this lock box... and the batteries inside died, I cant find my key... so that is another nail in the coffin. If someone were breaking in, imagine finding dead batteries right when you need them
Me too it has no low bat alarm
Mr. L.P.L., I've many of your videos regarding single or two- handgun vaults, biometric or otherwise. Is there ANY that you could recommend? Thanks, Lucky13
I have the Mini-Vault as a truck safe (non-biometric), can the tubular lock be replaced with something better?
Can that lock be changed? If so, what brand would you change it with.
Epoxy in the keyhole. Use the button combination lock to open it instead of the reader. It's now a great device. They sell ones without the fingerprint reader and just the fast access button combination lock. These devices are designed to deter residents, children and guests in the house from unauthorized access. It's not a safe or burglary device.
CaptIntrepid Even the highest end safe is not truly safe. With the proper tools, anything can be opened. I can open nearly any gun safe you can buy with a 20 dollar grinder and a few grinding wheels, in a matter of minutes. Sure, it’s going to take longer, and it’s going to make a lot more noise, but nonetheless, don’t ever consider your possessions “safe” just because they’re in a specific type of container.
Cameron Blank seen these opened with a pen like some of the kryptonite d locks.
Gun safes in the US are generally s pile of shit.
Nice idea, except...
I bet the thing could be opened by smashing at it with a hammer or prying with a screwdriver quickly.
I doubt it'd deter a kid and a burglar would smash it open or pocket it casually.
Especially if this is made by anyone who makes those costco/walmart "Security" fireproof safes...
@@cameronaustin9169 the main concern for a gun safe is fire resistance
The question is not can someone with a special tool pick the lock for me but rather is it (and the non biometric) good enough to keep young children out that would not know about the special tool. This way the gun is available next to your bed but not easy to open so small kids could hurt themselves. Any thoughts?
I'm willing to buy the lock box if you're willing to sell it. Secondly, is there a pistol lock box out there that safe?
If it's too safe, you might not be able to open it fast enough when you need to
@@ZenoDLC I have the safe in the video, this damn thing will stop working on a mostly new battery, then have tyne balls to give you a low battery warning... AFTER it doesn't have enough voltage to open the safe.
Handgun safe research recommends the Vline Brute, and a few others. Also look up gunsafereviewsguy.com
Try looking at the Fort Knox line of gun safes. I own several and they don't use batteries. They employ a Simplex manual lock. Well-built and heavy!
Hi LPL, thanks for the great Content ! Is there a quick access gun safe that you would recommend ? What do you think of the Vaultek Slider Biometric safe ?
question, I got that set and each tool has a loose pin that I thought goes in the tension area hole between pin 1 & 7. the tool works without it but I could never get that pin in the 0 hole in the tool. is that where that pin is supposed to go? I can't get it to fit in the small hole.
+JB It should fit... mine does. Maybe that set screw is holding you up.
+LockPickingLawyer
thanks, I only used it on 1 lock and it worked without putting that tension pin in. there's no good videos on how to use those tools with good descriptions. everyone just uses the tools without explanation. I have the 3 set and the klom or goso 7.mm I dont know what the button is for or how to tension it properly. hope you can make a video 1 day on it you are great at explaining things. thanks again.
BTW I won the bid on a Lab smart wedge pinning kit on ebay for half the market price and a high security pinning kit which arrived today so I can start changing those 6 pin vintage Yale cylinders into challenge/practice locks soon. I will mail you one out.
Is there any gun safes you haven't been able to open?
Can you make a video of locks you cant open/unlock/pick? Please
I hate buying locks after watching your videos. You've picked every type of lock I've ever purchased.
Little bit late seeing as how your comment was 7 months ago, but LPL is a master at single pin picking so the odds of there being a fair priced lock with any sort of pin core in it that he is unable to pick is very slim. Single pin picking takes a lot of practice to learn, but once you're able to feel the smallest clicks in the pins (like LPL can) and are a master at it you can open basically any market-product pin lock. Once you're able to feel those tiny movements it's basically as if you have a camera inside of the keyway because you're able to build a mental image of what's going on in the lock and what is left to do to open it.
This is why in quite a few of his videos he'll go "we should be close i dont know what's holding us up now" and within 2 seconds of saying this he's got it open
Much of this depends on your use case (I'll assume firearms). If you have kids or teens in the house, that may demand a different lock than one for burglary. Also depends on the size and type of your collection. Gunsafereviewsguy.com has a good overview about what to look for with gun storage. Also try handgunsaferesearch here on RUclips.
@@evanmorris6508 why would a lock for children need to be different than an anti burglar lock... if an experienced picker/burglar can't get into it then your kids sure as hell can't either.
Also, they literally say "gun safes" so, yes, clearly they mean for firearms.
@@TheRussell747 A child or teen may have all day to try and open a safe, a burglar may be in and out in 20 minutes. A bolted down, high-quality Simplex-type safe can be good for burglars (hard to move quicky), but bad for kids (
@@evanmorris6508 if your kid is spending all day, day after day, trying to break into your gun safe then I think your parenting techniques need to be re-evaluated. Also, it'd be much easier to buy a burglar-proof safe and child protect it than it would be to buy a child-proof safe and burglar protect it
Well damn, looks like I will remove that from my online cart. Is there any biometric lock that is decent? By decent I mean something that takes at least a lockpicker a minimum of 5 minutes?
his tool looks super fancy...I used a hollowed out sharpie for mine
Sooooo what's a good gun safety buy? (Hand gun)
Amazon too!
Bet it wouldn't stand up to a smashing or prying attack either... Probably could open it messing with a screwdriver.
In short, little Billy can get it and play with it if he really tries...
And something like a GUN holder it should be very hard to break into and any force on the lock should block the whole mechanism forcing a long grinder/torch break in...
Thanks for the vid as always.
I have one, it's actually super durable. The fingerprint works great, but there is the risk of that tubular lock.
Question: Is the tubular lock replaceable with a better quality aftermarket lock? Thank you
Yes maybe a Ace tubular core. But should ask a locksmith about it.
What gun safes do you recommend?
It also looks like you could insert a bent wire to press the learn button while the box is locked.
Amazing.
i just wonder, if kids or adolescents, usually buy an impressioning tools?
*I need to make a playlist!*
Which pistol safe do you recommend?
Haha looks like the pick tool is more reliable than the finger print reader. Why are there 4 buttons?
lol. You're probably right. The buttons are for the non biometric version. On that, you can tap in a code with those buttons to open the box. On the biometric version, they are non functional. All versions have the same cheap lock.
4 fingers on your hand
@@lockpickinglawyer can you and/or Bill review the Titan Gun Safe pistol vault?
Interesting the cadence and delivery of this older video, doesn’t compare to LPL’s newer videos.
Okay I have one like that, but it's not the bio one. I lost my key, I forgot my combination. Hahaha with out buying the $30 some dollar tube thingy. How else can I open to reset
@Michael Persico thanks
Great video. Thanks. Now I know that the fingerprint reader is unreliable and the key portion is useless .
Avoid anything with a fingerprint reader. No matter what they tell you.
you know.. it's never a good sign for your lock/Safe when THAT Tool is in the Thumbnail...
Dunno about this particular model but the version I have uses a small motor that winds a tiny cable around its shaft in a manic motion to trip the latch release which is a piece of piano wire. Well the other day went to get my EDC CCW and heard Zzzzzt, again Zzzzzzt from years of use the little cable fatigued and snapped gun is trapped. Tools on order 😐
Mine wont open it has ni power to open de lock
What is a good gun safe?
a pillow
@LockPickingLawer, I know this is late, but you sounded a little down in this video. I hope you were alright!
This is one of his first videos and it generally takes awhile to figure out how you want to present yourself on camera. The majority of his older videos have this same tone but at some point, don’t have a finite spot, he started developing the tone he uses now.
Ahh, I see, confidence grows, uncertainty turns into confidence and the true, happy LPL comes out of his shell!
Maybe he is sad he forgot to return the Gun box hehe
I really like watching these, but I wish you would include how hard it is for the average joe with not specialized tools. Like I seriously doubt someone will break into my house with one of those tools in his pocket, and that's what this safe if for. Kids and random thieves.
Hate to say it, but the thieves willing to enter your house are going to be prepared. They have all the time in the world to plan a perfect attack at the perfect time. They watch, and wait, they see through your window, know what locks you have and the tools they need, if they're ballsy enough to go in, they'll be smart enough to know they need to get out as soon as they can with whatever you have in there
There's also the possibility of teens (and/or their friends) with regular access to where the safe is and a bunch of free time of "investing" in a tool to get a chance to play with a gun. Education is the best bet for your own kids, but gotta be careful with the friends.
I'm not trying to go against you but all fingerprint locks tend to fail when your finger is wet that's not really something you can hold against this lock if all locks fail because of that
"hold on, mr American bad guy, i'll just swipe my magic gun box and produce my shooty thing"
Auto correct hate it! Looking for the BEST gun safe for a 9mm please and thanks Cherokee Rob PEACE ✌
“... how it works (in theory)...”
2019?
a good gun owner would use more than 1 security measure.
a gun lock, a gun safe and maybe even an ammo safe and keep both away from each other in storage.
a good gun lock will help prevent access to the gun even if the safe is not good enough.
especially critical in places where tough gun laws make the owner liable for gun crimes if the gun is stolen and used in crime
Kinda makes a gun useless if I have to unlock two safes in two seperate locations while my house is being broken into with my family home.
Why have the gun at all?
Anyone with any type of experience keeps their home defense gun(s) with one in the chamber. I keep my sig in this same safe next to my nightstand for various reasons, I can get to it within 2 seconds if needed, and its got one in the hole with 2 extra mags.
When would you require to reach a gun urgently?
Oh I don’t know, how about an armed intruder breaking into your home?!? The average police response time can vary between 15 minutes to an hour depending on where you live! You could be dead by the time they get to you!
@@deranathonarkantos6712 I'm assuming that the intruder wants to steal from your house. If that's the case why not just let let him and then claim from insurance? The way I feel is that if you have a gun in the house then even unarmed intruders can arm themselves and the resulting gunfight can cause even more loss of life.
Statistics show that if know the homeowner is armed, they are much less likely to attempt the robbery and risk their lives. This is why any smart homeowners are armed! Predators think twice when their prey is armed!
@@itachi2011100 1. If you let them in to steal, they and their friends come back for more.
2. What if they are there to rape you or steal your kids?
You're shitting me..
You gave me an Idea, I can use that Gismo on the Vending Machines at work. Free MT DEW & SUZIE Qs
I didn't feel this was safe to use because my kid could use a tool that most people don't even know exists to open it... Ok, so in your household I get it... but in mine.... edit: ... but after watching other videos, I decided to order these tools. Crap... now I need a new box.
Mister Rogers, quit breaking people's locks.
Which child can order off the internet?
Any born in the last few decades.
it is easy enough to make a paypal or amazon account...
LPL is right. I have guitar students around 8 years old who have already "built" their own computer... These kids understand things by nature that we had to learn.
Needing a gun urgently in a developed country and thinking about it are unacceptable as well ;)
these tubular locks suck...
I just wasted 6 hours of my life trying to open this safe with this tool. No can do. Every single method I try fails.