Aak your husband to cut it.What should I do just learn to throw it hard? Would a locksmith be willing or able?View attachment 644664
A Dremel will cut that in 15 seconds.
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Aak your husband to cut it.What should I do just learn to throw it hard? Would a locksmith be willing or able?View attachment 644664
Two hammers
Have someone hold the pistol and sharply strike the lock on the long sides at the same time, pull the hammers away from one another quickly and the lock will drop open.
It jars the pins in the lock and gravity does the rest.
Works every time with cheap key padlocks.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_wNgp_L1Uw
That lock would give up if simply crushed in the vice as well. Many ways to skin the cat, anyway.Composite wafer wheel in a 5” angle grinder, that every handy man should own anyway. Bring it by here my G/F will cut it off for you .
I Agree. I opened mine with a paperclip. Those Roger locks are a jokeJust tried a rake on my Ruger lock, was even easier than picking.
Remember the basics:
Start with rapping.
- Picking
- Shimming
- Drilling
- Rapping
- Impressioning
If i inherited a gun like that I'd get a set of picks and try picking first.Dremel with cut off wheel.
Not in this house ... Dremel is the first tool. Gets it done in a second. Although the last time I had to cut a lock was for a case.If i inherited a gun like that I'd get a set of picks and try picking first.
BTW this is a common mid size + gun shop pastime.... used guns get traded in with locks still on them and no key. its not a huge number but it's not insignificant either. Dremel or force is usually the tool of last resort. Most locks suck so bad it's not that hard to pick/shim them. Combo locks often even have tons of their own vulnerabilities.
Remember the basics:
Start with rapping.
- Picking
- Shimming
- Drilling
- Rapping
- Impressioning
I just did this very same thing when I transported mine to shoot in NH last week. ended up using a angle grinder to hack it in half =(
The whole locking firearms thing is a pain in the ass. Anything to keep you from having a weapon ready in case of a problem.
Not in this house ... Dremel is the first tool. Gets it done in a second. Although the last time I had to cut a lock was for a case.
That lock has more than enough space to not touch the gun.sure the slob methods work most of the time, but theres sometimes where you dont really want to go there, like would you really take a dremel to a trigger lock on a colt python? lol I'd rather attempt picking it first if I had the tools. Plus whats a pick attempt, a minute? some ShitLocks will open in 15 secs with a wave rake.
Obviously in this case you just whip out the angle grinder and go full retard, because even if you f*** it up the whole thing is no great loss. But there are other situations where a more
elegant solution is probably a better first path.