Hey guys, haven't done much lock picking in the recent past but i lost a key at home for my master lock on my rifle... I know its going to turn up when i drill out the lock so I pulled out the ol' paper clips. Still got it...FYI the smaller cable locks you will usually need a bobby pin or actual lock pick tools since the keys are thinnerView My Video
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Forgot/Lost keys at the range?
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How the hell do you bolt cut a trigger lock?
Right after he failed reading comprehension, he aced the course on that.
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On many of these locks, you can pull back the rubber and use a probe to pull back the spring and unlatch the trigger lock, particularly if you did not press really hard when putting the lock on the gun.
I see the words "cable lock" and "master lock" in the original post, but the word trigger??????? No.
Granted I did not watch the video and it probably is a trigger lock but give a guy a break.
BTW, if it I'd not super tight, I can usually get them off with a very small screwdriver or knife.
I see a lot of people on here like loose trigger locks... hmmm
Asaltweapon
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When I bought locks (I have this effin state) I bought as many as I could that had the same key number. Must have a total of 15 locks and only 3 keys.
If destroying the lock is the only alternative, you can twist/snap it off with two pairs of visegrips.
Get all combo locks then reset them all to the same combo...
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Get all combo locks then reset them all to the same combo...
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Chevy 2 65
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You said master LOCK, not trigger lock..
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Yeah, Smart ass. I think you failed
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I had a minor panic event two nights ago when I replaced the batteries in my bedroom safe. I tried the damn combo three times before I locked it back up, and as soon as I locked it, it lost power. I have an elaborate system of leaving keys for one safe inside of another safe, and so on, but I spent about 30 minutes trying to find the override key for the bedroom safe.
I finally did find it, and it turned out that the old batteries had leaked and corroded up the terminals in the safe. I cleaned them up, re-tried the combo 5-6 times, and all was well.
I need to learn to pick locks. It's a skill I have always wanted to try.
I finally did find it, and it turned out that the old batteries had leaked and corroded up the terminals in the safe. I cleaned them up, re-tried the combo 5-6 times, and all was well.
I need to learn to pick locks. It's a skill I have always wanted to try.
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