I recommend using an old RFID card or even an old traditional ID card for the hall pass. Simply cut the shark fin shape into that card and you have a generic hall pass. For a shim, I recommend cutting a credit card-sized rectangle from an old soda bottle and making sure the the cut edges are smooth.
I also have the Wazoo and Zero Grid belts and I’m looking to also put the Wazoo buckle on the Zero Grid belt, but I’m having trouble removing the Zero Grid buckle. How did you get yours off?
Chance favors the prepared mind. These items are just tools, and you need to understand the principles about them and how they are used in the real world. Practice and knowledge is by far the most important part of any tool set. The tools are basically useless if you don't know how to use them.
I'm confused as to why you think only criminals are restrained. Many of these techniques would surely be ineffective when in the direct custody of law enforcement.
You provided some great tips and ideas on your shot video. Somehow I truly doubt that it’s as easy as you make it seem , at times I find it difficult to open doors with the right key for it. For Handcuff keys , I often used a belt that either had a key on the inside of the leather belt loop or the actual pin that you put into the holes for the correct size to hold your belt up. Recently I only keep one in the car and on my keychain . I once saw two PO officers being handcuffed by the criminals so I used the inside belt that had cuff key on it and the sliding the loop key on the gun-belt. I’m not aware of any other officer’s that used them though. Great info thanks for sharing I’ll have to try it.
Well there's no question that speed and consistency require training and that these skills atrophy without refresher training. I certainly didn't mean to give the impression that these skills will be easy to learn, just to show what is possible. Indeed, there are plenty of folks who are faster/more consistent than I.
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You sound a hell alot like the lock picking Lawyer.....I am convinced you are the same person.
If only I had his budget!
@@ContingencyLabs I got my eye on you lol. Imagine if you were his brother and he was a picker and your were the expert in escaping not getting in.
Doubt that I will ever be in a position to use your ideas but I JUST LOVE the aesthetic you're putting out
Perhaps you'll never use these skills but it's still a fun hobby! Thanks for stopping by!
how do i make the door shim and hall pass?
I recommend using an old RFID card or even an old traditional ID card for the hall pass. Simply cut the shark fin shape into that card and you have a generic hall pass.
For a shim, I recommend cutting a credit card-sized rectangle from an old soda bottle and making sure the the cut edges are smooth.
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Thanks man. I appreciate your viewership!
Hey man, looking forward to more of your videos. Your insights are very valuable.
That's very kind of you to say! Thanks for stopping by.
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I also have the Wazoo and Zero Grid belts and I’m looking to also put the Wazoo buckle on the Zero Grid belt, but I’m having trouble removing the Zero Grid buckle. How did you get yours off?
I just used a flathead screw driver.
Okay. Thank you.
You must have a much more exciting lifestyle than me if you anticipate these tools ever being necessary.
That's probably true.
Chance favors the prepared mind. These items are just tools, and you need to understand the principles about them and how they are used in the real world. Practice and knowledge is by far the most important part of any tool set. The tools are basically useless if you don't know how to use them.
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I take it by your verbiage, you like to help criminals escape capture!
I'm confused as to why you think only criminals are restrained. Many of these techniques would surely be ineffective when in the direct custody of law enforcement.
You provided some great tips and ideas on your shot video. Somehow I truly doubt that it’s as easy as you make it seem , at times I find it difficult to open doors with the right key for it. For Handcuff keys , I often used a belt that either had a key on the inside of the leather belt loop or the actual pin that you put into the holes for the correct size to hold your belt up. Recently I only keep one in the car and on my keychain . I once saw two PO officers being handcuffed by the criminals so I used the inside belt that had cuff key on it and the sliding the loop key on the gun-belt. I’m not aware of any other officer’s that used them though. Great info thanks for sharing I’ll have to try it.
Well there's no question that speed and consistency require training and that these skills atrophy without refresher training. I certainly didn't mean to give the impression that these skills will be easy to learn, just to show what is possible. Indeed, there are plenty of folks who are faster/more consistent than I.