When getting started you want to choose a lock that is the right type and not that hard .Lots of people say start out with luggage locks (the smaller ones).Me i say start with master locks that are a good size like a #1,#3 just so you can get a bettr feel for how the lock works and also its alot easier to hold than the smaller ones ..and most master locks are 4 or 5 pin locks and are some of the best training locks ..
As a human we can not remember so many things.Some time it is possible that we forget where we keep our keys .Reason is that may be we are too busy.lock picking is important skill set for such people. People can open locked chests and doors without any damage.
ReplyDeleteSites giving "how-to" demos on lockpicking are all around the web. YouTube has numerous top quality videos. However, lockpicking is much like shooting, it's a skill that's best honed with more experience. Just watching the videos provides you with advisable of the items must be done, and just how, but without that "on the jobInch experience, it is simply like reading through the manual for any rifle. You understand all the mechanics and theory, but you've got no working experience.
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I prefer picks without handles on them. Just straight pieces of metal, steel, brass or something. Just a suggestion, for those who would be tempted to break the law using lockpicking where it is either unnecessary or very stupid, you're better off not learning this stuff at all and just using the service of a locksmith in Toronto or your local town where it does not conflict with the law and you surely stay out of jail. :)
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