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@@Burnetb1 Thanks! That’s a good idea just pinning one yourself. You might be able to dimple the key so it still works (or just pin max lifts). I think you need to get extremely lucky and find one from a heavily mastered system to get one with 14 pins. You’ll get it! It did put up more of a fight than I expected but was a really fun pick.

@@sidepicks I got lucky and the key has a bunch of cuts on it. I think Ill be able to get all 20 pins in there. Still fighting mine. I've gotten it open once, but its being shy.

@@skwiggledork Thanks Skwiggs. I couldn’t believe it when the core turned. Lot of fun!

@@bulkheadtactical Thanks! Yeah, it’s a really fun one and it’s so smooth.

@@AmericanPicker83 It actually was a fun exercise, I’ve never done anything like that before. I thought I might get accused of being lazy because I didn’t want to make 3 separate videos.

@@sidepicks I enjoyed the 3 in 1.

@@Nicks-Picks Appreciate the kind words mate. Yeah it’s a cool lock, I lucked out being able to add it to the collection. Thanks for the shout out.😀

Thanks! Holder came from eschlenz at 44delta.com

Nice. Good luck with it. Be prepared to bend a pick.

Jest bezpieczniejszy niż ten, który mam w domu. 🤣 Powiedziałbym jednak, że jest większe prawdopodobieństwo, że ktoś po prostu rozbije szybę, niż wyłamie zamek.

@@sidepicks Dziękuję pięknie za odpowiedź .😀 W Polsce ten cylinder nie jest drogi a jak wiemy dobre wyroby kosztują i dlatego byłem ciekawy Twojej oceny wartości bezpieczeństwa tego cylindra . Jakiś czas temu wyszedł również cylinder TWIDO który jest jeszcze tańszy - ale firma DOM jest najbardziej znana z cylindra DIAMANT na który większość ludzi nie ma pieniędzy. Pozdrawiam serdecznie

Ten zamek nie jest powszechny w USA, ale jest znacznie bardziej odporny na wyłamanie niż zamki, które większość Amerykanów ma w swoich domach. Moim zdaniem jest również bardziej odporny na otwieranie niż większość popularnych w USA zamków o wysokim poziomie bezpieczeństwa.

Thanks! Seems like most people have a love/hate relationship with Medecos. I personally like them. Good luck with yours!

Haha thanks. That was my first attempt at that lock and I wasn't stopping until it opened! ASSA is among my favorite locks. As for distributing some of your locks, I can absolutely assist you in that or tell you where to send them. There's a lot of people over here in the LPU community looking for ASSA locks and challenge locks. I would also really like to discuss an ASSA that I've been looking for and think you may have. Please DM me on Reddit /u/sidepicks or on Discord @sidepicks

@@Hyperion_Darkness Thanks. I lucked out finding that, didn’t know it had gins when I bought it.

@@sidepicks That makes it even better! I definitely prefer gins over barrels

Thanks, that thing was massive!

@@sidepicks Yes, I know it is a massive feat and heavy as well. I have bought fifteen of those and I only have one left. the key bitting does look pretty tricky, especially with all the lower cuts in the front and the high lift in the back. It's been a long time since I actually picked open mine. It's kind of hard to tell if yours gave you that signature. poor move just before you hit the last pin or two, to get the open. regardless, congratulations!

@@LockChuck Thanks! They are very cool locks. I’ve been looking for one for a while. It finally showed up yesterday. Hopefully key will be coming later this week. Good luck with yours.

Thanks! It’s an addictive hobby for sure. This is a fun little padlock to pick, hope you enjoy yours.

@@barrywhite2954 Thanks! It was a fun pick, lock gives nice feedback.

Yeah, I never tried one until now. I kept hearing how everyone loved them and it made me curious. Definitely a fun pick and just a good looking lock too!

@@sidepicks Indeed! I've got mine pinned up with 6 now. Did yours have the lockwood spools in it? It was hard to tell from the video.

@@thecompguy Yeah, it had the spools.

@@sidepicks Nice!

Nothing wrong with learning by PP. Don’t worry about the time. Consistency > Time in my opinion.

@@sidepicks very few words, it's something I've been meaning to do with several locks that I have not learned as of yet, but been able to get open. progressive pinning is key to help you learn locks even if it's just one particular lock or a set variety of locks like the 1100 or even this type of lock. unfortunately I don't have a lot of time that I focus on picking and I have to go back and go through the white belt to the yellow and orange. then make my way back up through the blue and green. I've got a few purples that I want to learn, I do have red, brown and black level locks that I want to develop scales on. on understand the feedback and what I need to do with those while I'm able to.

Ah wow, that’s annoying. I have others queued to upload, I wonder how many of those have the same issue. I use my phone to record and recently got a new case, I wonder if that might be the issue. Thanks for making me aware.

@sidepicks Not a problem man! I still enjoyed the video! Hopefully it's something simple!

Thanks 👍