(26) My approach to learning lockpicking

[@W3OY-RAY]

Gonna be honest… I’m pretty jazzed to have made the list. It’s always amazed me how much RUclips pickers are responsible for passing on the skills that were acquired. You and I are probably 4th or 5th generation and here we are, passing it on to the next. The cycle continues.

[@SeeStuDo]

Very comprehensive look at what you do. Thank you very much for including me in the list!!! Great video.

[@BumpyBonesLocksport]

Thanks and any time!

[@NA-qu3wc]

Nice video! You really deserve more subscribers, good job man ! :)

[@BumpyBonesLocksport]

Thanks! That means a lot!

[@LockpickingEngineer]

Thanks for the shoutout!!! Welcome to the sport!

[@BumpyBonesLocksport]

Thanks and any time!

[@paulg413]

Thanks for the shoutout!, best of luck with your journey 👍

[@BumpyBonesLocksport]

No problem and thanks! I've learned a lot thru your videos!

[@DutchLockPicker]

Great video brother!! ❤

[@BumpyBonesLocksport]

Appreciate it!

[@wolfganggrojcig2528]

Nicely put together video on your approach. I see Locksportman's sticker on the top right corner of your white board there. What's the name of the book you are getting this Friday?

[@BumpyBonesLocksport]

I got the "Locks, Safes and Security: An International Police Reference (2 volume set)" 2nd Edition series: www.amazon.com/gp/product/0398070792
I really like them, they have a ton of information about various locking mechanisms, the history of lock types, bypass methods, and a ton of other topics!

[@mcdpoor]

Very nice video

[@BumpyBonesLocksport]

Thanks!