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Re: lever lock picking
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Mon Apr 23, 2012 11:07 pmby AnthonyKeene
l do lock picking bumping the cylinders is a hit or miss you you can pick them but takes lots of practice picking the 5 pins usually takes me a wee while depending how many security pins there are in it vice grips if the barrel isnt sticking out that far then remove the handles.
Re: lever lock picking
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Mon Apr 23, 2012 11:13 pmby AnthonyKeene
l do lock picking bumping the cylinders is a hit or miss you you can pick them but takes lots of practice picking the 5 pins usually takes me a wee while depending how many security pins there are in it vice grips if the barrel isnt sticking out that far then remove the handles.
Re: lever lock picking
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Tue Apr 24, 2012 5:41 pmby 10ringo10
Those ghosts again in the system.
Re: lever lock picking
Posted:
Tue Apr 24, 2012 9:45 pmby AnthonyKeene
l do lock picking bumping the cylinders is a hit or miss you you can pick them but takes lots of practice picking the 5 pins usually takes me a wee while depending how many security pins there are in it vice grips if the barrel isnt sticking out that far then remove the handles.
Anthony
Re: lever lock picking
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Tue Apr 24, 2012 10:11 pmby piotr
AnthonyKeene wrote:l do lock picking bumping the cylinders is a hit or miss you you can pick them but takes lots of practice picking the 5 pins usually takes me a wee while depending how many security pins there are in it vice grips if the barrel isnt sticking out that far then remove the handles.
Anthony
Lever locks are different from pin-tumbler locks, they have no pins they have levers.