Locks, padlocks, door locks, and etc

[AustinBR]

I recently decided that I'd teach myself to pick locks (for fun, like a puzzle) and have since ran out of locks to pick. If anyone near BR has locks that they don't want, I'd be willing to take them off your hands.

I'm not looking to spend a bunch on this, but let me know what you're looking for if you have any. Not having a key is perfectly fine.

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[thperez1972]

[AustinBR]

Bump! Still looking for old, unused locks

[AustinBR]

Bump! Anyone have old locks (with or without keys) that you don't have a use for?

[Vigilante Sniper]

Don't have any old locks but just wanted to share that I have been picking locks since I was 12. Learned from the tv series It Takes A Thief. Made my own tension tool and picks till about 4 years ago when I bought a lock pick set, and a quick pick. Years ago I had the tool to pick Ace locks, still practice my skills every once in a while. Keep lock pick set in my vehicle. Glad to see someone else fascinated with lock picking. I also follow a couple of guys on Youtube.

[MetalVendor]

I have a few if you're ever in the Kenner area.

[AustinBR]

Don't have any old locks but just wanted to share that I have been picking locks since I was 12. Learned from the tv series It Takes A Thief. Made my own tension tool and picks till about 4 years ago when I bought a lock pick set, and a quick pick. Years ago I had the tool to pick Ace locks, still practice my skills every once in a while. Keep lock pick set in my vehicle. Glad to see someone else fascinated with lock picking. I also follow a couple of guys on Youtube.

Solid! Yeah, I have always seen spies and characters in books effortlessly pick locks. A year or so ago I stumbled upon videos from LockpickingLawyer and the Modern Rogue and figured I might as well buy a cheap ($10 set) off of eBay and give it a shot. It turns out that it is actually that easy.

At this point I'm treating it more like a way to kill time and like slightly challenging puzzles, but I have run out of locks to pick. I figure that a few people on here have extra locks laying around that they simply don't use.

As for sets, I just ordered "The Ranger" set by Sparrow's. It's got a bit more focus on rakes than single pin picking, but you can definitely still do that.

[dwhaley929]

I think I have a few laying around you can have.

[aroundlsu]

I have the same hobby and have some things you might be interested in.. sending you a PM.

[Old School]

Amazon has some transparent locks to practice on. Are some of the pic sets better than others?


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