Love this lol. Me too. I actually find these things interesting. But people act like if you like this is because your a criminal or something? It's bs imo
@@jeffmathews3746 criminals do things the easiest and fastest way. They do not care about doing damage. Lock takes a long time they find another way or go elsewhere.
@@Arch3r666Dimple rake. Even exceptionally bad dimple locks still need at least a dimple rake to rake open. I mean maybe you can jiggle the wave rake. I don't know McNally could probably do it.
@@frooskys22 Guy starts the video by saying, "You probably haven't seen this. It's usually only used in cities." 83% of the country lives in cities. Everyone has seen this.
@@DavidLeeKersey Or you can go right in with an unlocked door or window. or just break the glass or kicking a door. Locks just keep honest people out. Most lock smiths won't even waste their time picking locks these days, they just drill them out. Because they really have very little skill other than operating a drill. Then they can charge you for a new lock also.
Picking a lock is hard as fuck man. These videos are so fucking stupid. What they fail to show to audience is how much time they've spent practicing. The amount of patience needed for lockpicking is ridiculous. The best way to break into anything is always gonna be a pry bar. Nobody is gonna be a fucking virgin and pick locks to get in.
@@vitalityfoxLockpicking is a rare form of burglary, but it is used. It's primary benefit is that if the thief isn't caught in progress, it may take weeks to notice that anything was stolen. Most would simply see a higher security lock and choose a different target.
@@RealDeadBird exactly! If he could get a few workers and buy them a few of these, he can maximize the break ins his organization can do on a daily and weekly basis.
I've worked in mobile security attending break-in's of all sorts in commercial, industrial and domestic settings for almost twenty years. I have seen steel doors ripped off, window cage's pulled off, entry through the roof or from beneath the floor, heavy digging machines tearing wall's down. All sorts of brute force break-in's. But I honestly am not aware of one case where even a cheap crappy padlock was actually picked. I'm not saying it doesn't happen but in my experience it's extremely rare. Thieves and robbers are generally not the smartest members of the population.
"To open it, we'll be using a turning tool and jiggle our dimple rake inside Until something happens, you can tell something happened when your lock isn't how it was or It's like how it wasn't."
I have noticed When the LL ysed accessed my unit the lock was sort of CRUNCHIE? for lack of a better description. . Then settled down back to its normal feel? (smooth) after about 8 to 12 uses by my key.
Fun fact, locks don't prevent criminals. If someone wants in, they're coming in Edit: damn 1k, Thanx for all the likes and comments Now to go smash some locks, Italian plumber style! Edit: fuck you Tim
@@jpcost the fact remains, if someone wants into YOUR house, like I said before, a lock won't stop them. In an apartment, sure the front door helps with the buzzer....but do you know how to bypass that? I do, and no, I won't be telling you. So keep thinking that the door is keeping u safe, it's not. Again, if someone wants into YOUR house, they are coming in.
@@Kosaibot exactly, if someone wants into your house your locks will not do anything, I can kick your door down and I'm not very strong. Not to mention there are about a million rocks outside and you have quite a few windows. Again in an apartment complex it's not too hard to buzz yourself in.
@@Johneyap I’m explaining that most minor break-ins are not targeting a specific house or living space specifically. I wasn’t referring to buzzer doors in my first statement. Say a thief makes it into a building or is walking down a street. Which house/room are they breaking into? The door that is locked and bolted or the door that is easily accessible and unlocked… Also my final point still stands. A lock may not be able to stop someone from breaking in, but it can definitely DELAY whoever is trying to get in and allow you to call the authorities or get a weapon of some sort to defend yourself with.
I seem to remember a character in the expanded universe who got an old lightsaber off the black market and used it for basically that exact purpose (professional burglar, also the lightsaber had a nearly dead power cell and for some reason that made the blade get a little shorter each time he used it which was i think a minor plot point)
I've seen many locks like that. What I haven't ever seen before is the fancy lock picking device with training wheels, clearly marked indicator, reference guide, tech support hotline, and torque multiplier from 2087.
Imagine running into your house to get away from someone only to hear them on the otherside of the door making a tutorial video on how to pick their lock ☠️
As an employee of a company that sells vending machines and high security locks to discourage people from breaking in, I want to thank you for this highly educational video that will encourage the public to purchase this device so our customers can be ripped off.
I have a hole saw and a cordless drill. Now you may be thinking "that's going to make a lot of noise and everyone else in the apartment complex will hear it" Not if it's the middle of the day when they're at work.
As a machinist our toolboxes and vending machines, use Ace locks. So I made a pick that you set and lock for people who lost their keys. I make blank keys too, that cản be cut to fit.
In the EU most locks also have safety pins and small steel cylinders that drop into the the lock disabling it until the key is inserted to push them back out.
Dimple locks aren’t just used in high crime areas, they’re just another preference, they are also popular in Europe and Australia. It can also be defeated with tools that are even more basic than a traditional pin style lock
Fun fact: The successful career criminals do. If you think that there aren't any professional cat burglars who'd spend $350 and their time to learn how to get into the places they want to be, you're naive. Just because the vast majority of criminals are impulsive idiots without any actual thought or planning put into their crimes, certainly doesn't mean they all are. Never underestimate the lengths one will go to when properly motivated by greed or circumstance. Most successful career criminals in these areas have fairly extensive experience in either locksmithing, alarm systems or both.
If I heard that outside my door I wouldn't be terrified. I'd be super excited I'm about to meet LPL! And all it will cost me is everything I have. Which I assume is how he funds his lockpicking lifestyle.
I was picking these with bobby pins 5 years ago. They're good locks, but definitely not super secure. I still havent picked Mt5, though. Junior, Integrator, and Interactive are ones I can typically get open in under 2 minutes. I would absolutely love to play with that tool you have! So cool.
Him:I bet you've never seen a lock like this Me:I have and there somewhat reliable Also him: proceeds to Crack it open in 3 seconds as if it wasn't there 👁👄👁
They're = they are There = determining a location, like you used perfectly fine on final word. Their or theirs = how you state something belongs to someone or is related to someone's belongings in some way. You're = you are welcome Yours = the advice I just gave you is now your own
"Bet you've never seen a lock like this" "Yes, I have! I've lived in plenty places that -" "They're typically used in higher crime rate areas" "....yeah...I need to move...."
I will take that bet. You should have bet that I've never seen a lockpick like that. It's much more sophisticated than "The lockpick Bosnian Bill and I designed"
We have locks like that. They require a "key card" to make copies, so we can control who has the keys. We did have some "repo men" try to break in to retrieve an automobile. They had an expensive tool like this one, but they still couldn't get into the garage. Decent locks.
I started lock picking as a hobby several years ago. Every lock that has been built, can either be picked or bypassed. Use good locks....but alarms and cameras are recommended also.
It's a very expensive piece of equipment that still requires skill to operate effectively without damaging the tool and causing it to no longer function. it also takes longer if you don't already know the lock like this guy probably has had time to know exactly what biting to put into the tool to get an open as well as making it immediately obvious to anyone watching you are doing something to the lock. As suck most criminals are not going to use this method, as breaking the door down or outright breaking the lock can be done with less expensive tools, less skill and likely faster. Now, on the other hand, showing this to everyone on the internet can push lock companies to do better as if everyone finds out how unsecure your lock is that it can be opened by something silly like using a hammer to smack an oddly shaped key into the lock they will not buy your lock.
This is still an impressive tool, but he's definitely exaggerating how easy this was to open. You can tell from how he picks in the exact binding order. It's one thing to open a lock you've picked repeatedly and rehearsed, it's another to pick a lock from scratch. Still impressive, but a little misleading.
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"Let's see how this lock can easily be defeated"
Pulls out a lvl 100 lock pick.
This comment wins!
Hhhhhh😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣
but, then you took an arrow to the knee
Man's definitely beat the thieves guild quest line
Bro pulling up with the skeleton key
“Bet youve never seen a lock like this”
Ha you underestimate the amount of time ive put into lockpickinglawyer
TOP COMMENT!
Fact.
He should change it to "I bet you've never even seen a clickbait like this"
He'd be wrong again, but it will be the last from him
LPL is the Key
And it looks like a dimple lock, based on the circular indentations. We both know how much he destroys those.
Love this lol. Me too. I actually find these things interesting. But people act like if you like this is because your a criminal or something? It's bs imo
“Easily defeated with this method”
Pulls out the most insane device ever
Yeah like the criminal is going to even know that's what the key looks like to know to use that device 😂
@@jeffmathews3746well, only if they aren’t a lock picker
😂😂 good one bro lol
@@jeffmathews3746 criminals do things the easiest and fastest way. They do not care about doing damage. Lock takes a long time they find another way or go elsewhere.
"I've bet you've never seen a lock like this"
*Shows ordinary dimple lock*
seriously, like why is he using a rotary pick tool for a dimple lock? Just use a flag.
@@caitlinomalley80 Zero security pins. Yes, that is ordinary simple dimple lock.
he really pulled out a $100 pick and tension tool to pick a lock with no security pins
Pull McNally and it'll be a 2 second wave rake job
@@Arch3r666Dimple rake. Even exceptionally bad dimple locks still need at least a dimple rake to rake open. I mean maybe you can jiggle the wave rake. I don't know McNally could probably do it.
"I bet you never seen a lock like this."
My lock picking lawyer watch history videos would disagree.
Every door in my building is like that... Nothing too special, i changed my lock to a much better one
@@frooskys22 Guy starts the video by saying, "You probably haven't seen this. It's usually only used in cities."
83% of the country lives in cities. Everyone has seen this.
@@JohnnyStrelok in cities with high crime rates* fixed it for ya
What is the best lock to have.
Me: basically every lock in Poland newer than 20yo it's like this with additional bolts all over the doors
“This lock is used for higher crime rate areas, HERE’S HOW TO BREAK IN!”
Yep all you need is a $300 tool and 100s of hours of practice.
@@DavidLeeKersey
Or you can go right in with an unlocked door or window. or just break the glass or kicking a door.
Locks just keep honest people out. Most lock smiths won't even waste their time picking locks these days, they just drill them out. Because they really have very little skill other than operating a drill. Then they can charge you for a new lock also.
Picking a lock is hard as fuck man. These videos are so fucking stupid. What they fail to show to audience is how much time they've spent practicing. The amount of patience needed for lockpicking is ridiculous. The best way to break into anything is always gonna be a pry bar. Nobody is gonna be a fucking virgin and pick locks to get in.
It's got numbers on it and isn't a sports jersey, black people aren't going to buy it
@@vitalityfoxLockpicking is a rare form of burglary, but it is used. It's primary benefit is that if the thief isn't caught in progress, it may take weeks to notice that anything was stolen. Most would simply see a higher security lock and choose a different target.
My mans got the hydrodynamic lockpick with port and starboard attachments and not to mention the turbo drive.
He's about to go into Maximum Overdrive
Nice Spongebob reference
@@theerrantwanderer no one can stop me not when I shit into MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE
And that was the last one in stock
McNally shows up and smacks it with a speed square. "What's the problem?"
Nah some lube and a pick.
"This is a dimple lock"...
@@codiserville593 "it can be opened using a dimple lock"
@@codiserville593 “it can be opened using a dimple lock.”
"Easy" my boy got a 300 dolla pick tool
That is dirt cheap for the amount of dollars you could get in return.
@@RealDeadBird exactly! If he could get a few workers and buy them a few of these, he can maximize the break ins his organization can do on a daily and weekly basis.
@@TheSonyExperience and they said starting a crime empire would be hard.
@@RealDeadBird they just want to keep all of the stolen merchandise for themselves. Got damn capitalism
Who does this video benefits other than the darn criminals, why do we always have some jackasses showing criminals a way to make their crime easier.
When you’re a professional locksmith yes but some thieves don’t know how to open an open door so they break it.
Most thieves are so effing dumb, they'd be dead if their brains didn't automatically work their lungs.
I've worked in mobile security attending break-in's of all sorts in commercial, industrial and domestic settings for almost twenty years.
I have seen steel doors ripped off, window cage's pulled off, entry through the roof or from beneath the floor, heavy digging machines tearing wall's down.
All sorts of brute force break-in's.
But I honestly am not aware of one case where even a cheap crappy padlock was actually picked.
I'm not saying it doesn't happen but in my experience it's extremely rare.
Thieves and robbers are generally not the smartest members of the population.
If I was trying to get in I would just cut the dead bolt. It’s right there.
@@tconnolly9820I imagine most who would utilize lockpicking are those who also decide that crime isn't worth it.
@@arussianspy3114Some dead bolts have hardened cores to make cutting through them incredibly difficult.
I know exactly zero tweakers with a tool like that. But I have seen lots of tweakers with grinders, sawzaws, and big hammers.
SawzALLs
Sus Awls 😊
Who needs a James Bond gadget when a tweeker gets you the same results
Looking at that gap a simple air wedge would work best.
I once saw one tweaker use another tweaker as a battering ram.
"To open it, we'll be using a turning tool and jiggle our dimple rake inside Until something happens, you can tell something happened when your lock isn't how it was or It's like how it wasn't."
I have noticed When the LL ysed accessed my unit the lock was sort of CRUNCHIE? for lack of a better description. . Then settled down back to its normal feel? (smooth) after about 8 to 12 uses by my key.
Locks get dirty I find that there's the spray called Houdini lock cleaner works great keep things turning smooth extend the life of hardware
Fun fact, locks don't prevent criminals. If someone wants in, they're coming in
Edit: damn 1k, Thanx for all the likes and comments
Now to go smash some locks, Italian plumber style!
Edit: fuck you Tim
@@jpcost the fact remains, if someone wants into YOUR house, like I said before, a lock won't stop them.
In an apartment, sure the front door helps with the buzzer....but do you know how to bypass that? I do, and no, I won't be telling you.
So keep thinking that the door is keeping u safe, it's not. Again, if someone wants into YOUR house, they are coming in.
That's why I have an m9 on my bedside table, along with a noise maker on my door
That’s what cameras and guns are for.
@@Kosaibot exactly, if someone wants into your house your locks will not do anything, I can kick your door down and I'm not very strong.
Not to mention there are about a million rocks outside and you have quite a few windows.
Again in an apartment complex it's not too hard to buzz yourself in.
@@Johneyap I’m explaining that most minor break-ins are not targeting a specific house or living space specifically. I wasn’t referring to buzzer doors in my first statement.
Say a thief makes it into a building or is walking down a street. Which house/room are they breaking into? The door that is locked and bolted or the door that is easily accessible and unlocked…
Also my final point still stands. A lock may not be able to stop someone from breaking in, but it can definitely DELAY whoever is trying to get in and allow you to call the authorities or get a weapon of some sort to defend yourself with.
When the pick is worth more than the door, lock and the loot behind it 🤐
Bet you’ve never seen the final level of this game…… -pulls out a game genie-
A few hundred bucks?
Since the core in the lock is a terrrible dimple lock I would think the key turning it is worth the same as the lock
I'm a robber, this is my favourite channel, thanks guy 😅
Dude pulled out a lightsabre hilt to pick a lock lol
😂😂
I seem to remember a character in the expanded universe who got an old lightsaber off the black market and used it for basically that exact purpose (professional burglar, also the lightsaber had a nearly dead power cell and for some reason that made the blade get a little shorter each time he used it which was i think a minor plot point)
Thatr's a perverted "the pick that Bosnian bill and i made". :-)
look what they have to do to mimic a fraction of their power
and! he's using it in a lock that it makes no sense in. a dimple lock is essentially just a sideways pin tumbler.
I've seen many locks like that. What I haven't ever seen before is the fancy lock picking device with training wheels, clearly marked indicator, reference guide, tech support hotline, and torque multiplier from 2087.
The one tool that can turn lock picking in to a mini game.
“Now I can show how this lock can easily be defeated.”
Pulls out a Rube-Goldberg machine.
I was a locksmith for years... ive been called out to beef up security after alot a break-ins... no criminal picks a lock... they kick in the door
@@marting.6587 I wish things were built like that here
Hope you were able to get the door to kick back. Result one surprised Crim. Make a good video
@@cameronbruce1862 reactive door armor sounds fun.
yes I have seen these before. in a video of the lock picking lawyer and about how unsafe they are.
whats the video
Which video number was it?
We robin houses with this one 🗣️🔥🔥🔥
Imagine running into your house to get away from someone only to hear them on the otherside of the door making a tutorial video on how to pick their lock ☠️
Dawg pulled out the skeleton key taking about the lock can be “easily defeated”💀
"easily defeated"
pulls out an analog computer
YOUR HONOR I WOULD HAVE NEVER STARTED BURGLARIZING HOUSES IF TH-cam DIDN'T SHOW ME HOW TO!!
“Now I’m going to show you how I am helping the criminals get in even faster in higher crime rate areas”
That lockpick is fire 🔥🔥
Lol was thinking the samething😂🤣😅
Yes it is
They're pretty standard in apartment buildings in Europe. (and not as expensive as you would think)
@@seafood459the lock pick is standard in apartment buildings? That don't even make sense
@@diychad7268 sorry, I meant the lock is standard, not the lock pick.
But because of that, every locksmith has to have a similar lock pick.
I've seen loads of locks like that. Many large businesses use them as it's cheap to make copies and master keys.
Here in Detroit, Michigan the Locksmiths won't make a duplicate of this key without written authorization.
What its called?
As an employee of a company that sells vending machines and high security locks to discourage people from breaking in, I want to thank you for this highly educational video that will encourage the public to purchase this device so our customers can be ripped off.
I have a hole saw and a cordless drill.
Now you may be thinking "that's going to make a lot of noise and everyone else in the apartment complex will hear it"
Not if it's the middle of the day when they're at work.
😂😂🤣
im a locksmith... came in the middle of the night to a call.... complete door GONE! so.. if the noise is not on your door... go back to sleep.
Anti drill inserts plus armored plate in front of the cylinder, that will require juice your drill does not have
@@alloha111 Is that for a wooden door?
A simple dimple rake would probably work just fine
Mcnally: I will open it using a dimple rake
The door is locked for your safety, not mine.
Using it
Bueno sarpado
😎 savage
So badass bro you’re so cool
lol mann thats literally my bike lock... hose key is even more serious 🤣
I've seen a lock like that, but never a lockPICK like that.
Gotta have one, I'm a burglar
"bet you haven't seem a lock like this"
Literally my flat lock is like that
High crime area?
My locker at work has an Abus dimple lock.
Mainly because I had one in the car when I needed a lock.
Betcha didn't know you can deactivate a car alarm with a stun gun...... permanently!
Shock the car cause a short?
Please tell me that doesn't actually work
I'd do that just to stop the damn horns from going off in parking lots for no reason
For real??!! I guess the shell and everything is ground and connects to negative on battery..
Only if the car alarm is an old guy with a bum ticker yelling for the cops. And we really shouldn't be tasing the elderly.
Shit I was really expecting McNally to start talking any second……now I’m happy there’s another lock picking guy on here today “subbed”
As a machinist our toolboxes and vending machines, use Ace locks. So I made a pick that you set and lock for people who lost their keys. I make blank keys too, that cản be cut to fit.
When the lockpick costs more than what is behind the door, the lock has done it's job.
“Bet youve never seen a lock like this”
pretty standard in the EU for years
In the EU most locks also have safety pins and small steel cylinders that drop into the the lock disabling it until the key is inserted to push them back out.
"Lock Picking Lawyer here, today we will be picking this lock with toothpaste and a toothpick."
Him: "Bet you haven't seen a lock like this.."
Me: "I have.. but damn I havent seen lock pick like that! Geez... "
This lock can easily be defeated... no 💩, expensive rotary pick, drill, pry-bar, explosives...
Explosives on a residential entry door,just imagine the mess
@@noassociation85 depends what you use and how you use it... Explosives can be very clean. Explosive cutting tape, etc.
@@xephael3485 touche,there is some cool low key options too,was funnier to picture the entire wall imploding tho 😅
@@noassociation85 it’s way more fun to imagine a giant hole left behind after somebody said “meh, let’s double the charge just to be sure” 🤣
@@DieselDoktor double it and give it to the next person lmao😂
How much, and where can I buy and where can I buy one?
Dimple locks aren’t just used in high crime areas, they’re just another preference, they are also popular in Europe and Australia.
It can also be defeated with tools that are even more basic than a traditional pin style lock
“Check out how easily this lock can be defeated” *pulls out the gizmo that killed Shinzo Abe*
Fun fact. Criminals don't carry around tools like this expecting to come across this kind of lock.
In spain every almost single house has this locks so idk
how do YOU know
Not so fun fact: You don't need expensive tool like that to defeat lock like that.
Fun fact those flimsy doors can be kicked in with one swing so it doesnt matter what kind of lock it has
Fun fact: The successful career criminals do. If you think that there aren't any professional cat burglars who'd spend $350 and their time to learn how to get into the places they want to be, you're naive. Just because the vast majority of criminals are impulsive idiots without any actual thought or planning put into their crimes, certainly doesn't mean they all are. Never underestimate the lengths one will go to when properly motivated by greed or circumstance. Most successful career criminals in these areas have fairly extensive experience in either locksmithing, alarm systems or both.
Imagine being a dude living in your apartment minding your own business when you hear “little click on 3…4 is binding…click on 6…” pure terror
So anyway, I started blasting
If I heard that outside my door I wouldn't be terrified. I'd be super excited I'm about to meet LPL!
And all it will cost me is everything I have. Which I assume is how he funds his lockpicking lifestyle.
@@brianb8003 It's in his name. He's a lawyer.
And now covert instruments has a dimple rake which makes compromising these locks much cheaper
I was picking these with bobby pins 5 years ago. They're good locks, but definitely not super secure. I still havent picked Mt5, though. Junior, Integrator, and Interactive are ones I can typically get open in under 2 minutes. I would absolutely love to play with that tool you have! So cool.
How would the average Joe get that? That’s a professional locksmith pick.
You can find just anout anything on the internet if you know where to look lol..
You buy it.
Unless you need to make a new key, you don't need a professional decoder tools.
"easily defeated"
*Pulls out the fucking drill from payday*
😂😂
"bet you've never seen a lock like this." pulls out lock pick no one has ever seen before
Bet youve never seen this lock, except in big cities, with millions upon millions of people who use this lock and see it every day.
I’ve been trying to figure out how to pick those locks. Ty
Where can I get one of those lock picks?
No.
He owns a company that makes lock picking tools, they don’t seem to sell this one though
@@TheJjcczzWhere is their online shop? I checked his website and haven't found the shop at all, just services - I probably missed something though!
It looks like a rotor pick custom made by a dude in Ukraine.
@@bbeede2 nah
Dear Muricans,
improving the crime rate DOES NOT mean to get it higher.
Sincerely, A Citizen of the Old World.
Bro just gave away the easy way for thieves to get into those locks
“Easily defeated” whips out the Skeleton key from skyrim
Bro pulled out the Skelton Key 💀
Of allllllll Skeleton Keys
It’s channels like this that enable people to break into my property
Bro really helped the criminals 😂
bro has to get some alien type thing to lockpick while the lockpickinglawyer would prolly open that with a paperclip lol
Maybe a part of a red bull can a twig from out back😂😂😂
Thts cool🤔
* smashes window*
La ventana tiene rejas
I was able to open my mail box with a paper clip and a Bobby pin I was so proud of myself 👏🏻
Him:I bet you've never seen a lock like this
Me:I have and there somewhat reliable
Also him: proceeds to Crack it open in 3 seconds as if it wasn't there
👁👄👁
They're = they are
There = determining a location, like you used perfectly fine on final word.
Their or theirs = how you state something belongs to someone or is related to someone's belongings in some way.
You're = you are welcome
Yours = the advice I just gave you is now your own
@@aaronbrown1638 he's a ten but he's like this...
It took edit:4, not 7 seconds
"Bet you've never seen a lock like this"
"Yes, I have! I've lived in plenty places that -"
"They're typically used in higher crime rate areas"
"....yeah...I need to move...."
Great now a random guy can just enter my appartement
Can I get one of those rotary picks from Amazon?
After watching these videos I've decided to nail my door shut everytime I leave home.
Look at Monocle Moneybags over here…!
I hope you have bars on your windows too…
It's like how nuclear energy is just boiling water. They're using a different method to still use pins.
I will take that bet.
You should have bet that I've never seen a lockpick like that. It's much more sophisticated than "The lockpick Bosnian Bill and I designed"
Now I’ve seen a lock like that
Crowbar: let me introduce myself
Not when you’re trying to be quiet and leave no trace
@@TheKATON132 can you teach me especially around a neighborhood?
Or use a K-tool and your crowbar to avoid damaging the doorframe. That way, you only break the screws inside the lock.
You're basically giving hints to the robbers that might do it
Very nice video. Glad i found your channel. I subscribed!!!
How does that one quote go again?
"A lock does no more than keep an honest man honest"
“Ferb, I know what we’re gonna do today!”
We have locks like that. They require a "key card" to make copies, so we can control who has the keys. We did have some "repo men" try to break in to retrieve an automobile. They had an expensive tool like this one, but they still couldn't get into the garage. Decent locks.
"Easily" *pulls out a big ol honkin lock pick*
Bet you've never seen a lock like this...
Me, who watches lock picking lawyer religiously... 😑
What model is this tool and where can I purchase it and other tools you use
Thanks! Love my new bike!
i guarantee you’re the only person within 100miles that has a gadget like this
I HAVE A TOOL THAT OPENS ANY LOCK IN 1 SECOND IT IS CALLED A SHOTGUN.
ALMOST FUNNY BUT WHY YOU YELLING? GONNA COMMIT MASS SHOOTING?
Squire already thought of that one with their stronghold series.
they arent the only ones, just my favourites
Rq if this lock is used in high crime areas then... WHY R U SHOWING THOSE CROOKS HOW TO UNLOCK IT! lol
I started lock picking as a hobby several years ago. Every lock that has been built, can either be picked or bypassed.
Use good locks....but alarms and cameras are recommended also.
You don't known the lockpickinglawyer right?
@@llckarther87ll No idk him
Security by obscurity is not security.
It's a very expensive piece of equipment that still requires skill to operate effectively without damaging the tool and causing it to no longer function. it also takes longer if you don't already know the lock like this guy probably has had time to know exactly what biting to put into the tool to get an open as well as making it immediately obvious to anyone watching you are doing something to the lock. As suck most criminals are not going to use this method, as breaking the door down or outright breaking the lock can be done with less expensive tools, less skill and likely faster.
Now, on the other hand, showing this to everyone on the internet can push lock companies to do better as if everyone finds out how unsecure your lock is that it can be opened by something silly like using a hammer to smack an oddly shaped key into the lock they will not buy your lock.
New job opportunity for me and my friends
Thanks sir
dude pulled out the oblivion skeleton key
The lock picking lawyer can do that faster than you 😘
I'd this lock pick lawyer a real person?
Yeah but can they pick a .410 defense round out of their kidneys 🤷🏾♂️
"bet you never seen a lock like this" i have seen this lock along with 99 percent of people here 😂
Supposedly, ANYTHING Created/built by man can be defeated; undone.
Thieves and robbers learn to break into a Red States home, 12 guage or 9mm waiting on the other side. LOL! FJB!
That's why I sleep with wood oevr my door 🚪 and a AR-15 or 300 blackout
This is still an impressive tool, but he's definitely exaggerating how easy this was to open. You can tell from how he picks in the exact binding order. It's one thing to open a lock you've picked repeatedly and rehearsed, it's another to pick a lock from scratch. Still impressive, but a little misleading.
blud really done pulled out the doohickey for that lock