A couple weeks ago my wife needed a new locker padlock at the gym/pool she goes to due to a rash of thefts and the prevalence of cheap Master combination locks (including hers). Thanks to this channel I was quickly able to veto about 95% of the locks for sale at the hardware store we went to as being just as crappy, if not even worse, as what she was already using.
@@BL-yj2wp A brass five-pin Yale padlock with a hardened steel shank. I figured nobody was cruising the locker rooms with bolt cutters, lock picks, or other burglary tools. The vast majority were Master locks that you could open with a harsh glare and a wag of your finger, and really cheap storage unit locks like he did a couple weeks back. Honestly, for an Ace Hardware you'd expect better options.
@@BL-yj2wp A few rolls of duct tape. We all know duct tape around a lock keeps LPL busy longer than any lock can. And if you want you still can add a few rats and cockroaches and Mark Robers glitter bomb inside of the locker and you should be fine.
We had a pick party after Thanksgiving dinner that went over big. Got 12 Master locks of various sizes, mostly old some new, and a bunch of picks and turning tools. Had a blast watching people who never picked a lock fiddling around watching RUclips videos. It was great.
Maybe it's a lock they only sell in bulk, hence why it comes in a plain box. The lock information would be on the wholesale outer packaging that contains all the smaller boxes inside.
I've purchased genuine ASSA high quality locks in person from an ASSA owned retailer and they came in generic zip lock bags . At over $200 for the set .
"Ships from Bulgaria," according to one site that sells it. There was also one sold recently on eBay from Sofia, Bulgaria. It turns out Assa Abloy has a manufacturing facility in Varna, Bulgaria, though they apparently operate there under the name Dekaba.
We used 2 of these locks in the garden to secure the storage of our tools and the main building. After 5 years both looks stopt working and we weren't able to turn the core to open the lock. After a lot of work, I managed to open the lock and something fell out, I believe that it was the part of the core that holds the springs and pins in place. Took me about 30 - 40 minutes to open each lock without powertools.
Multiple spools, decent amount of pins, good quality workmanship - definitely above average, and something that will turn away inexperienced pickers and many simple attacks. Basically, if it’s in a public place and you aren’t being attacked by an expert, this will at least get them noticed before they open the lock.
It has security pins and required him to pick at least pin 1 twice. LPL is extremely skilled at lockpicking so it took him about as long as it'd likely take me to open a masterlock with a wave rake. The novice lock picker will probably be working on this lock for several minutes at the minimum. It would deter the casual thief who'd find a less secure target. A determined intruder would probably resort to a destructive attack to the lock or whatever it was securing to get in. In other words, it's perfectly fine for a gym locker or possibly a shed (depending on its weather resistance) but probably not how you'd want to secure your piles of gold bricks.
he needs a door mounted on a frame and a latch and do it standing up with the lock actually locked to something just like he would actually have to do in real life..
@@DAVE_WHITE: Nah, he'd spend way too much time mounting locks on door frames. Besides, in many ways, it's actually more difficult to pick an unmounted lock.
I love that z lock picked in seconds is "above average" XD I Know he's a super experienced lockpicker but still. "Hmm, yeah it;s above average pick resistance"
he did come in first place in a picking competition by a significant margin so im not surprised he accidentally beast modes it on cheap locks like this
I don’t know how your channel appeared in my feed, but you are awesome. I may be able to make a hobby out of this. I’m working on a jobsite that has been shut down/abandoned since 2011, and there were locks on everything outside. I had to check for power for the grading guys, so I had to carry a drill and a 1/4” bit to drill all the locks out to get them open to check for power. The superintendent went through with a grinder cutting a few. I got 6 to his 3. Also, he got stung. There were wasps in every thing we opened, but they got him in action while grinding. It would’ve been really to go in and pick 5 while he was grinding on one getting stung! I mean that’s bad but still would’ve been cool to exploit such a skill.
He only picked it once, I’ll need him to pick it again to show me it was not a fluke 🤪 Also just noticed the video is labelled 1477, shouldn’t it be 1577??
I know, it’s a joke. Rakes and other low skill methods can occasionally fluke the lock open hence the do it twice test but I’m never here early enough to make a joke usually so I took my opportunity and I regret nothing.
I've got one of these. I'm a novice picker & gave up trying to pick it after about 2 hours. This guy's incredible skillset should not be underestimated!
My sister just got screwed over by both her storage facility and a locksmith. She lost the key to her lock on the day of her move, so the facility said they had someone who could cut it off. She got there and they said they had no such person and that she would have to call a locksmith. He couldn't figure out the lock so he just hit it with a grinder. Total bill? $400. To show up and spend two minutes cutting a storage unit lock. So yeah, I just ordered the learning kit from Covert Instruments. We're not dealing with that again.
It would be funny to send him a lock that has all the parts of a normal lock but only opens by a hidden random digital opener. He would be trying to pick forever.
It is nice to see that LPL is going back to basics again. As much as I love this channel, I am getting quite bored with videos that have nothing to do with actual lock picking. There were several videos with bags being tested on being cut and/or slash proof, wrenching locks, destroying locks with a Ramset and car door locks always being opened with a Lishi. And I admit; those Lishi's are brilliant, but somehow a Lishi in the hands of LPL just doesn't seem quite right. I loved the video's where LPL is making short work of really beefy, well engineered locks such as the Squire's and ERA's. I really would like to see those kind of locks return on this channel. Also the mysterious packages sent in by viewers that are being opened on camera. The old locks that are probably forgotten by many that originate from all over the world, a history lesson that comes with it about the lock.... And I am quite sure that, like me, there are many more people who would want to see LPL finally picking the Bowley lock.
I'd like to see tips on picking this kind of lock in it's natural form, meaning when locked to something you have to pick it upside down. A motion many may be unused to.
I picked my first cheapo Masterlock today using the CI starter kit. I can get it open most tries in about 20 seconds. I don't really know HOW I'm doing it, but I am doing it.
At first I was like “Oh I’ve seen these so many times when I lived in Germany” but then he held the Abus one next to it and I’m pretty sure that’s the one I know
The looseness of the cylinder (moving forward and back) is something I've found on poor quality versions of this type of lock which oddly (just like roughly machined pins in pig iron padlocks) can make them a little more awkward to pick. I would have thought it was a sign that this IKON lock is a cheap copy, also having a brass cylinder not steel, but I wouldn't have expected security pins in a cheap copy lock. So it's a odd thing indeed.
GD! I just bought this lock because someone broke the lock off of my storage unit. Now I gotta get another lock?!? 🤦🏽♀️ At this point they just have the shit in my storage unit……
I know that Assa Abloy sometimes brands products of their other subsidiaries as IKON products for the German market, to capitalize on the brand recognition or something along those lines. Things like Abloy Protec locks are available with Ikon branding at some German locksmiths. Could it be that this disc lock is made by a different manufacturer that does business under the Assa Abloy umbrella?
I have one of these no name disc locks and I cannot get it open for my life, there's almost no feedback pins are just mushy and don't seem to set no matter how much, or little I tension it lol. It can't be raked either
I've a disk lock I've had similar problems with. Mushy pins, can't feel a binder, little to no feedback. I had to use a LOT of tension to get it open. When I say a lot, I mean so much that my turning was bending, digging into and hurting my hand. So much it felt like something might break. So maybe you also just need an absurd amount of tension to feel something
@@bad_wulph I've tried A LOT of tension so much so two hours later my finger has an indent in it. And the funny thing is if you look at the biting on the key it looks like a bump key lol. Like it should open by accident. I'm still a "new" picker because it's not been quite a year yet I've been doing it but in my limited experience it's the super cheap no name locks that can be the most challenging. The tolerances are so bad it's almost a security feature. But I'll take your advice and only use super high tension with it from now on. Thank you
@@TRIIGGAVELLI you may also just need to set it aside for a while and come back when you have more experience. That's what I had to do with it, I'm new-ish also. The tension I had to use may not be what you need. Are you sure there isn't a pin in the back you're missing? One of mine has a pin in the back that sits really low, so low that my standard hook doesn't fit under it when I'm using bottom-of-keyway tension. I end up hitting the side of it instead, which can trick you into thinking you've hit the back of the lock.
I still havent beat my generic cheap lock of this style. It’s not the pins that are the problem but the tumbler itself seems to have some misalignment inside. When using the key you really have to force it to turn the mechanism. This makes picking quite difficult
I love how he spends more time shilling his products than actually picking the lock. Pretty amusing how easy he gets into these things every time XD I know that comes off as a knock, but it's not it's a compliment I promise!
I know all that you buy from store are pickable ( unless i missed something) but it seems 99.9 % of thieves get through locks with crow bars, hammers and bolt cutters . This one seems to be the one that would survive the longest under attack. Yes? No? . Anyway love the channel. This is definitely a skill you would want when SHTF.
I have two similar locks on a shed after police advised me to use round locks following a break in some years ago. Apparently your average dumb thief tries to jemmy the lock and the crow bar slides off. I have had a hasp broken but they gave up at that point when they realised there was a second lock at the bottom of the door and moved onto someone else's shed (probably with a Master lock that surrendered when they looked at it 🙂 ).
A shame you ship to the surrounding countries but not the Netherlands, you have some really great sales going on and I would have loved to get started learning to pick. But I guess our customs agents are being annoying about them, despite them technically being legal. Only when you insert them into a lock that you do not own do they become illegal.
I have this exact same lock. It was part of the first purchase of random locks when I got interested in this hobby. It took me a loooong time until I was able to pick it though, even managed to do some Abus locks from the same purchase way before this one.
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A couple weeks ago my wife needed a new locker padlock at the gym/pool she goes to due to a rash of thefts and the prevalence of cheap Master combination locks (including hers). Thanks to this channel I was quickly able to veto about 95% of the locks for sale at the hardware store we went to as being just as crappy, if not even worse, as what she was already using.
What did you end up going with?
@@BL-yj2wp Probably a welding torch and an angle grinder
His work here is done.
@@BL-yj2wp A brass five-pin Yale padlock with a hardened steel shank. I figured nobody was cruising the locker rooms with bolt cutters, lock picks, or other burglary tools.
The vast majority were Master locks that you could open with a harsh glare and a wag of your finger, and really cheap storage unit locks like he did a couple weeks back. Honestly, for an Ace Hardware you'd expect better options.
@@BL-yj2wp A few rolls of duct tape. We all know duct tape around a lock keeps LPL busy longer than any lock can. And if you want you still can add a few rats and cockroaches and Mark Robers glitter bomb inside of the locker and you should be fine.
He put the lock aside to talk more about the company stuff, and then picked it in under 30 seconds.
Spoilers
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Still longer than a master lock
We had a pick party after Thanksgiving dinner that went over big.
Got 12 Master locks of various sizes, mostly old some new, and a bunch of picks and turning tools.
Had a blast watching people who never picked a lock fiddling around watching RUclips videos.
It was great.
How many managed to open their locks?
Great idea for Thanksgiving!
@@BionicLemming Not a single one, LoL
LPL out there creating new family traditions
that actually sounds like a lot of fun
Maybe it's a lock they only sell in bulk, hence why it comes in a plain box. The lock information would be on the wholesale outer packaging that contains all the smaller boxes inside.
I've purchased genuine ASSA high quality locks in person from an ASSA owned retailer and they came in generic zip lock bags . At over $200 for the set .
@@johndododoe1411 You don't need fancy packaging when the locks speak for itself.
@MikkoRantalainen that's why Master Lock makes their packaging jump out at you and scream, "I'm important!"
It may be an Assa Abloy internals which are sold covertly (little publishing) to benefit from economies of scale of components.
i dont understand how he cant find any info literally everyone know you can find out anything with GOOGLE
You know I’d actually love to see how you store your lock collection. I’m imagining shelves of bins.
I guess it's not shelves but locked boxes containing lots of more locked boxes and so on.
@@РомаПетров-ж1нThey're all hooked up to the front door like paranoid old man from a cartoon
The LPL has a bridge in Paris where he stores his locks ;)
Do you by any chance recall the closing scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark?...
@@РомаПетров-ж1нA Russian doll of lock boxes ya reckon mate? Sounds about his style. 🤷♂😂🤣
"Ships from Bulgaria," according to one site that sells it. There was also one sold recently on eBay from Sofia, Bulgaria.
It turns out Assa Abloy has a manufacturing facility in Varna, Bulgaria, though they apparently operate there under the name Dekaba.
Interesting
We used 2 of these locks in the garden to secure the storage of our tools and the main building.
After 5 years both looks stopt working and we weren't able to turn the core to open the lock. After a lot of work, I managed to open the lock and something fell out, I believe that it was the part of the core that holds the springs and pins in place. Took me about 30 - 40 minutes to open each lock without powertools.
LPL after picking the lock open in 25 sec: "it's above average".
Multiple spools, decent amount of pins, good quality workmanship - definitely above average, and something that will turn away inexperienced pickers and many simple attacks.
Basically, if it’s in a public place and you aren’t being attacked by an expert, this will at least get them noticed before they open the lock.
It has security pins and required him to pick at least pin 1 twice. LPL is extremely skilled at lockpicking so it took him about as long as it'd likely take me to open a masterlock with a wave rake. The novice lock picker will probably be working on this lock for several minutes at the minimum. It would deter the casual thief who'd find a less secure target. A determined intruder would probably resort to a destructive attack to the lock or whatever it was securing to get in.
In other words, it's perfectly fine for a gym locker or possibly a shed (depending on its weather resistance) but probably not how you'd want to secure your piles of gold bricks.
I mean, it wasn't raked, nor opened with a shim, juice jug, mallet, a random twig he got from a tree in front of his house ...
Well, when the average lock can be opened by a bypass tool, a rake or a comb pick, that is not a very high bar to defeat.
Coming from him, I'd buy that lock.
Even after years of viewing LPL vids, I never cease to be amazed at his skills.
he needs a door mounted on a frame and a latch and do it standing up with the lock actually locked to something just like he would actually have to do in real life..
@@DAVE_WHITE: Nah, he'd spend way too much time mounting locks on door frames. Besides, in many ways, it's actually more difficult to pick an unmounted lock.
@@SMac-bq8sk no as an unmounted lock he has access to all sides and angles whereas a mounted lock inhibits where he can move and or place the tools
I watched one of his videos from seven years he has come a long ways.
@@DAVE_WHITEHe has those videos
How sad is it that if a rake or comb doesn't make an appearance, I think "that's probably an okay lock"?
If I hear "false set" and "counter rotation" I know it is good enough for my needs.
@@TWFydGluLol Me too.
I love that z lock picked in seconds is "above average" XD
I Know he's a super experienced lockpicker but still. "Hmm, yeah it;s above average pick resistance"
Makes me think; it would be hard to establish an average. Also questionable if Master should bring down the rest of the class's grade that much lol.
You were holding nothing back here, to show how incredibly fast you are, picking a 5-pin lock with spool pins in mere seconds. Truly amazing! 😵💪🏻
he did come in first place in a picking competition by a significant margin so im not surprised he accidentally beast modes it on cheap locks like this
@@slademmxii8759 His idea of relaxing, is watching movies while picking locks, so I'm not surprised either! Still amazing though.
"better than I expected", "above average", proceeds to pick it without any hurry and finishes it in 23 seconds. I am amazed every single time. :D
I don’t know how your channel appeared in my feed, but you are awesome. I may be able to make a hobby out of this. I’m working on a jobsite that has been shut down/abandoned since 2011, and there were locks on everything outside. I had to check for power for the grading guys, so I had to carry a drill and a 1/4” bit to drill all the locks out to get them open to check for power. The superintendent went through with a grinder cutting a few. I got 6 to his 3. Also, he got stung. There were wasps in every thing we opened, but they got him in action while grinding. It would’ve been really to go in and pick 5 while he was grinding on one getting stung! I mean that’s bad but still would’ve been cool to exploit such a skill.
He only picked it once, I’ll need him to pick it again to show me it was not a fluke 🤪
Also just noticed the video is labelled 1477, shouldn’t it be 1577??
If you have watched him long enough you will know that he does the re-picking for raking and other low skill attacks, not single pin picking.
I know, it’s a joke. Rakes and other low skill methods can occasionally fluke the lock open hence the do it twice test but I’m never here early enough to make a joke usually so I took my opportunity and I regret nothing.
Nicely done.
LPL: "Above average" "nothing spectacular"
Ikon: *chamagne and celebration*
I've got one of these. I'm a novice picker & gave up trying to pick it after about 2 hours. This guy's incredible skillset should not be underestimated!
Thankful for LPL video.
Must’ve been a fluke… I only saw you do it once 😅
Round locks are the perfect shape to hold while you pick it
That musta been a flook since you didn’t do it twice and tell us it wasn’t. Lol. Jkjk. Nice work as always.
Dude needs to borrow Mrs. Lockpicking Lawyer’s nail file.
Glad I picked up that set when I did! Can't wait to get my package and start learning how to pick
A lot of storage companies sell generic looking locks so I'm wondering if these could be one of them.
That's what my gf says about me, "Above average but nothing spectacular."
That must be love, normally it's "that useless idiot!".
Rick & Morty tv series gave this channel a small shout-out in the latest Season 7 Episode 7. :3
My sister just got screwed over by both her storage facility and a locksmith. She lost the key to her lock on the day of her move, so the facility said they had someone who could cut it off. She got there and they said they had no such person and that she would have to call a locksmith.
He couldn't figure out the lock so he just hit it with a grinder. Total bill? $400. To show up and spend two minutes cutting a storage unit lock.
So yeah, I just ordered the learning kit from Covert Instruments. We're not dealing with that again.
Master Lock - "why don't WE get rated on a curve?"
4 security pins, takes seconds to open, & LPL says "about what I'd expect"
Makes me realize how far I still have to go...
You got this !
Once you figured out spools, the Abus pinning is a piece of cake every time.
It would be funny to send him a lock that has all the parts of a normal lock but only opens by a hidden random digital opener. He would be trying to pick forever.
I got really confused when it said 1477 in the title… thought this was an older episode!
Very common lock in the past. I remember my family had one at some point.
It is nice to see that LPL is going back to basics again. As much as I love this channel, I am getting quite bored with videos that have nothing to do with actual lock picking. There were several videos with bags being tested on being cut and/or slash proof, wrenching locks, destroying locks with a Ramset and car door locks always being opened with a Lishi. And I admit; those Lishi's are brilliant, but somehow a Lishi in the hands of LPL just doesn't seem quite right. I loved the video's where LPL is making short work of really beefy, well engineered locks such as the Squire's and ERA's. I really would like to see those kind of locks return on this channel. Also the mysterious packages sent in by viewers that are being opened on camera. The old locks that are probably forgotten by many that originate from all over the world, a history lesson that comes with it about the lock.... And I am quite sure that, like me, there are many more people who would want to see LPL finally picking the Bowley lock.
He’s amazing
waiting for the "works lock" to reach you
"above average" sound like a praise from the LPL.
I'd love to buy some stuff from Covert but the cost of shipping to Australia makes it impractical.
I know what you mean. Shipping to the UK from the US is extortionate. A shame really because I would love his bypass kit and combo lock pick set.
The shape reminded me of the red storage lock that a viewer send to LPL.
I'd like to see tips on picking this kind of lock in it's natural form, meaning when locked to something you have to pick it upside down. A motion many may be unused to.
Lol the ABUS that is for sure original looks like a counterfeit next to this. Great looking lock.
But was it a fluke?
Didn't rake it. That's a step up.
Perhaps it's manufactured during an off the books night shift in a sweat shop way away in the far east, but stamped with another brand? 🤔🤷♂️
IKON is actually a legitimate german brand usually found right aside abus and co. ;)
It seems like no lock is sufficient against a modestly prepared attacker.
I picked my first cheapo Masterlock today using the CI starter kit. I can get it open most tries in about 20 seconds. I don't really know HOW I'm doing it, but I am doing it.
But can he pick rusty locks? That's what I'd like to see.
I didn't even know there were free tweezers and pinning trays available until they arrived. I now feel more than privileged.
Great video!
pick was gonna be 10 seconds long, so he took an ad break in the middle lmao
Feel like he spent more time advertising his sale than he spent on the picking.
At first I was like “Oh I’ve seen these so many times when I lived in Germany” but then he held the Abus one next to it and I’m pretty sure that’s the one I know
*DEAR LPL: **_PLEASE SHOW US HOW KEYWAYS ARE MANUFACTURED!_*
i miss when LPL videos weren't just advertisements. it's not even subtle.
he's gotta make money somehow
Normally being called slightly "Above Average" is a good thing but not when the Average is Master Lock....
You said "alright folks", what have you done with the real LPL?
I put it down to the holiday season!
The looseness of the cylinder (moving forward and back) is something I've found on poor quality versions of this type of lock which oddly (just like roughly machined pins in pig iron padlocks) can make them a little more awkward to pick. I would have thought it was a sign that this IKON lock is a cheap copy, also having a brass cylinder not steel, but I wouldn't have expected security pins in a cheap copy lock. So it's a odd thing indeed.
Ikon design some asiatics restorant cookware.
Might check imperial brand. They use similar parts most of time.
Great video and very informative.
A new LPL video! Yay!
OMG..you can Basically pick any lock with a Short Hook Pick..😅😅😅
GD! I just bought this lock because someone broke the lock off of my storage unit. Now I gotta get another lock?!? 🤦🏽♀️ At this point they just have the shit in my storage unit……
These sales pitches LPL seamlessly work into these videos would be much more viable if the shipped overseas (eg: the rest of the world)
Do they not? Ah that's a pain as I am in UK
@@KRhythm2013 Lockpicking tools face a myriad of problems with international legality.
Certain ones but Sparrows shipped out to me extremely quickly although some things may have tightened since 2021
I think there's a typo in the ep. no. - it should be 1577
Another great video. BUT what IS a reasonably robust padlock you can recommend?
I know that Assa Abloy sometimes brands products of their other subsidiaries as IKON products for the German market, to capitalize on the brand recognition or something along those lines. Things like Abloy Protec locks are available with Ikon branding at some German locksmiths. Could it be that this disc lock is made by a different manufacturer that does business under the Assa Abloy umbrella?
LPL not biting his nails as much
I'd expect that to be called "ICON", not ECON. But who knows?
Video is over 60 seconds. He must be talking about his merch (or trying to open packaging again)
I think this lock may come from a U-Haul storage facility.
maybe taking the Zeiss name off the brand has led to some shortsighted blunders? huehuehue
I have one of these no name disc locks and I cannot get it open for my life, there's almost no feedback pins are just mushy and don't seem to set no matter how much, or little I tension it lol. It can't be raked either
I've a disk lock I've had similar problems with. Mushy pins, can't feel a binder, little to no feedback. I had to use a LOT of tension to get it open. When I say a lot, I mean so much that my turning was bending, digging into and hurting my hand. So much it felt like something might break. So maybe you also just need an absurd amount of tension to feel something
@@bad_wulph I've tried A LOT of tension so much so two hours later my finger has an indent in it. And the funny thing is if you look at the biting on the key it looks like a bump key lol. Like it should open by accident. I'm still a "new" picker because it's not been quite a year yet I've been doing it but in my limited experience it's the super cheap no name locks that can be the most challenging. The tolerances are so bad it's almost a security feature. But I'll take your advice and only use super high tension with it from now on. Thank you
@@TRIIGGAVELLI you may also just need to set it aside for a while and come back when you have more experience. That's what I had to do with it, I'm new-ish also. The tension I had to use may not be what you need. Are you sure there isn't a pin in the back you're missing? One of mine has a pin in the back that sits really low, so low that my standard hook doesn't fit under it when I'm using bottom-of-keyway tension. I end up hitting the side of it instead, which can trick you into thinking you've hit the back of the lock.
Damn, another advertisement. I thought I saw one for 30 seconds and now this one is 2:38 minutes
2m38s and most of it was an ad. Humiliating.
yeah my only question is....HOLLY SHT!!!! :o
Even if it's "nothing spectacular", I'd take the "better than average" rating if I was the lock manufacturer.
I still havent beat my generic cheap lock of this style. It’s not the pins that are the problem but the tumbler itself seems to have some misalignment inside. When using the key you really have to force it to turn the mechanism. This makes picking quite difficult
Fair praise from TLPL.
Dear LPL. I'm a big fan of yours and I was wondering if you can fix the shipping problem to Israel.
Thanks for reading this comment 😊😊
I have one ,bought in South Africa 24 years ago. but called General 1000.have you done one before?
Sufficient for the cookie jar.
I love how he spends more time shilling his products than actually picking the lock. Pretty amusing how easy he gets into these things every time XD
I know that comes off as a knock, but it's not it's a compliment I promise!
How else is he supposed to make his videos over 1 minute. :V
This guy sure clicks loud
in european hardware storres it's not unusual to see any lock in plain white boxing
Had to find a way to fill out the video because picking didn’t take long enough lol
I know all that you buy from store are pickable ( unless i missed something) but it seems 99.9 % of thieves get through locks with crow bars, hammers and bolt cutters . This one seems to be the one that would survive the longest under attack. Yes? No? . Anyway love the channel. This is definitely a skill you would want when SHTF.
I have two similar locks on a shed after police advised me to use round locks following a break in some years ago. Apparently your average dumb thief tries to jemmy the lock and the crow bar slides off. I have had a hasp broken but they gave up at that point when they realised there was a second lock at the bottom of the door and moved onto someone else's shed (probably with a Master lock that surrendered when they looked at it 🙂 ).
@@GreenJimllAnd that's the whole reason to spend just a little more to protect your valuables. I'm glad you didn't learn the hard way. 😊
Best disc lock is still the abus 20/80.
What a tease
A shame you ship to the surrounding countries but not the Netherlands, you have some really great sales going on and I would have loved to get started learning to pick. But I guess our customs agents are being annoying about them, despite them technically being legal. Only when you insert them into a lock that you do not own do they become illegal.
"Hurry you have to pick this lock in 2 minutes or else we'll die!"
LPL: Sure, but first let me insert a self ad for 1.40 minutes
German trailer locks. For the towbar locking mechanisim
Good stuff!
it's shutter lock
You only opened it once!!! It was a flukeeeeee!!!!
So what's the best type of lock for a storage unit that's hard to cut AND hard to pick?
What are some locks you would suggest to use for home front door security? seems like every single one you have absolutely blown outta the water!
Thanks for sharing hope you had a great thanksgiving
It's a generic storage unit lock, so it's most definitely a garbage lock lol
I have this exact same lock. It was part of the first purchase of random locks when I got interested in this hobby. It took me a loooong time until I was able to pick it though, even managed to do some Abus locks from the same purchase way before this one.