Blueprint for a lock pick that’s built to last ?
Come in my front door with this and you will probably meet some 45 caliber led exiting.
I carry a lock pick set in my plumbing truck. Every once in a while it comes in very handy. My warning to you is this, if you thought plumbing requires a great deal of patience, triple it and try picking a lock.
I can’t the video to pull up. It has been that way for You Tube the entire morning.
Thank you for posting this.
Just as not everyone with a gun is a criminal, everyone with an interest in learning how to pick a lock is not a burglar.
I didn’t know that there were associations for people like me; that want ways to defeat locks and learn tactical emergency skills. This is great information!!
BTW - the bad guys already know how to do this, or they simply use a sledge hammer.
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self ping for when I don’t have bail money
Had a friend who was in Naval Intelligence...showed me a manual on the official Navy method of picking a lock.
Seems like something handy to know.
BTTT
Never take paper clips to a gunfight.
Anyone figured out how to crack a combination lock too?
If you see a man with paperclips, shoot first and ask questions later.
Keep in mind that if you get pulled over, these won’t be considered as lock picking tools, no, they’ll call them burglary tools and try to charge you. They might even be illegal in some states to carry.
Pretty cool. On reading the headline I doubted the paper clips would be strong enough but by using the larger size he seems to have addressed that concern. I have a professional set of lock picks I bought as part of my urban survival kit. The rake and a torsion tool will probably get you into more low end pin tumbler locks than any other combination. With a good rake and torsion tool I can get into most consumer grade pin tumbler locks in around 10 seconds. Again, I am learning this as a survival skill with no intention doing anything illegal.
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The name of that website spurs me to rant about a pet peeve: I wonder if anyone besides me thinks the buzz word “Tactical” has been grossly overused, like other marketing buzz words such as “e-This” and “I-That”. Flip through a gun magazine and practically every weapon and product is touted as “Tactical”. Duh, every weapon could be used in a combat situation, but most won’t be. Hey Joe! Hand me that Tactical monkey-wrench, will ya? Gotta run, my I-Pod is ringing and my e-dinner is burning.
How about IEDs to use against the U.N. Blue Helmets or SEIU Purple Shirts, got a set of those instructions?
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