+Drew Estes Master lock does have a couple of decent products that compare well with other lock brands. Those products, however, don't seem to get much recognition.
@@kubotamaniac Compared to the rest of the master locks and many other locks on this channel, it is something truthfully. While it isnt exactly great, it still is better than some. And as Nicholas Olsan says, he is one of the best pickers, what takes him 22 seconds to do would take other people 45 seconds to a minute or more depending on skill level.
I was expecting Master Lock to be infamously humiliated again by the Lock Picking Lawyer. You skills picking locks are always amazing to me. The thing I like most about your videos is how concise and detailed the information you relay always is. I feel there are no questions unanswered unless I personally miss something you said. Even if you an pick a lock in under a minute, it could literally be one of the best locks out on the market. LOL. I have a growing collection of quality locks that I've been rekeying--I hand file my own Shchlage SC1 and SC4 keys now and use my inventory of Schlage key pins, springs and security driver pins. I use my Dremel and Dewalt corded hand drill as makeshift lathes, along with a vast array of chainsaw sharpening files, jewelry files, hacksaw blades and 3/32" brass rod to make my own pins for the Master Locks with removable cores. Anyhow, I always appreciate your uploads. It cheers me up and I needed a mental break today after receiving some terrible news.
Just like Mr. Owl with a "Tootsie-Pop." I just watched their slick e-lock fall apart after 3 licks! These videos definitely got to be making them try harder.
Hi There ! I've just brought one today 🔒 ! Same exterior look, on the package, the number is "6327D", brought in france. BUT....! Some Differences : The screw to get the core out is a Phillips screw, and the lock core looks the same but they're really 6 pins in it. All the Key Pins are standart, Then all spools on 1 to 6 except a serrated pin on n°5. No special "anti-bumping" elements at all. Cordially, MM
Received the pro 6327 as a gift and started using it to chain my bicycle when having the kryptonite on the other bike. Just felt pretty secure with the bulky and heavy body and shackle guard. Have been dropping it and bouncing around and the body, core and mechanism still working spotlessly. ... that with a good chain makes the backpack harder to cycling around, but takes the worries away when parking.
Nice picking as always!😊 It is damn hard to find the right tension at these pro series...Sometimes you have to tension so little that you do not notice when it is already open because the core has such a strong spring tension!
+Lockpicking Nord Hmm... I never had much trouble tensioning the ProSeries locks. I just used heavy tension until I went into a false set, and then lightened up to set the spools.
LPL would you recommend this or something different as a lock to put on a metal shipping container to protect 2 motorcycles? I have someone who has been scoping the shipping container that I keep my motorcycles in and I just have some regular locks on it and I don't trust them so currently I back my truck all the way up to the doors but that only works while I'm home. Any suggestions would greatly be appreciated. Thank you
Good to know since I just bought a 4 piece set (only needed 3, so using the 4th as practice with my Genesis kit since my padlock shims kit won't work on this lock.)
I recently purchased 2 Abus 5-50 silver rock padlocks.They open fine and closed fine for a few cycles,now I must insert key to lock either.Can I fix this?
I fear more about the company that has my stuff in a storage garage selling my stuff at auction more than it being picked and stolen because they keep raising rates and taking auto pay off, crooked storage companies.
I have never picked a lock in my life, and I picked my masterlock with a small flat head and Bobby pin within 3 minutes! Tried my brinks discus next and picked it within 5 seconds! So with a real pick, imagine how fast a criminal can pick a lock! Takes little skill to be successful! I prefer abus locks with the abus plus core! Not pick proof but definitely takes a skilled professional to pick!
I have always stocked all 3 body sizes of these lock 6321 6325 and 6327. Here, they leave the shop pinned to all 6 chambers, with American serrated bottom pins. There is also the Model 6627, a version of the 6327 that accepts a key in knob type cylinder, allowing it to be tied into a building's key system, or for cylinders like ASSA MAX, Medeco as well as more common commercial keys. www.masterlock.com/business-use/product/6727
it hampers key insertion etc in that lock only? I have just received a Lockwood Assa Abloy 356S63 6 pin padlock that contains 6 spools and the key works beautifully. If it didn't cost so much and the postage was reasonable I would send it to you to pick, it's a gorgeous lock, way beyond my capabilities so far. i have removed one set of pins to give me a chance. The head of Australia Post is Paid approx 6.5 million dollars a year and i refuse to donate more to him. heh heh
I'm happy to see Master Lock is actually taking itself more seriously. Master Lock's catalog has a Medeco core driver for this and other pro series locks. Replacing the core with with any Medeco should make it quite formidable. Or just buy one of the Medeco 54 series padlocks. It looks like exactly the same body, except the casting line on the shroud has been ground off.
The pro series locks are comparable with locks from other companies with better reputations. It's some of the low end garbage that gives Master a bad name.
@@lockpickinglawyer That assessment is accurate. We live in a marketplace where one should NEVER purchase by BRAND NAME... Products have to stand on their own shackle legs. This carries over the the AVE tools channel, where power tools disappoint regularly...... with some remarkable exceptions.
Yes there is, I bought one in a blister pack advertised as 6 pin,obviously it only had 5 so I complained to masterlock. I was surprised to hear back from them,even more surprised when they sent me a 6 pin version and a load of bungee cords free of charge. I pinned the 6th chamber off the tip of the 5 pin key,now I have two six pin locks for £20.
+Lock Noob The bump stop pin is obvious once you know what to feel for: a pin under no spring tension that gives a tiny bit of counter rotation once you hit to top of its travel. 👍
What the logic in only pinning 5 out of the 6 possible pins? Is it really worth it to Master Lock to save the extra 10 or 20 cents? Can someone explain this to me?
When you're producing things in bulk 10 to 20 cents adds up. Master sells to people who don't know locks, people who could care less about the number of pins. Even if they looked around, 5 pin is pretty normal so you wouldn't think it strange
Typical Masterlock with leaving out a pin. I wonder if they do this to all of the removable core locks, or if any of the non removal core locks also leave out a pin too.
Looked for this lock series at wally world yesterday ... nope .... but i did get a Brinks disc with one or more spools , for a 9 dollar look it took me longer than i expected it to , now to see how it impressions
The average thief does not know how to pick locks, only cut them. My question to you guys always picking locks on social media is what locks do you recommend? Lol
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Finally, a Master that is worthy of recognition. I am glad to see that at least one of Master's locks with high security pins.
+Drew Estes Master lock does have a couple of decent products that compare well with other lock brands. Those products, however, don't seem to get much recognition.
High security? He opened the padlock in 22 seconds.........The best thing to do is when the padlock is closed, you fill it with epoxy glue...
@@kubotamaniac He's one of the best lock pickers in the world. Don't scoff at those 22 seconds. It's usually much faster.
@@kubotamaniac Compared to the rest of the master locks and many other locks on this channel, it is something truthfully. While it isnt exactly great, it still is better than some. And as Nicholas Olsan says, he is one of the best pickers, what takes him 22 seconds to do would take other people 45 seconds to a minute or more depending on skill level.
@@kubotamaniac It's definitely a really good high security lock considering the price, especially since you can change the core.
I was expecting Master Lock to be infamously humiliated again by the Lock Picking Lawyer. You skills picking locks are always amazing to me. The thing I like most about your videos is how concise and detailed the information you relay always is. I feel there are no questions unanswered unless I personally miss something you said. Even if you an pick a lock in under a minute, it could literally be one of the best locks out on the market. LOL.
I have a growing collection of quality locks that I've been rekeying--I hand file my own Shchlage SC1 and SC4 keys now and use my inventory of Schlage key pins, springs and security driver pins. I use my Dremel and Dewalt corded hand drill as makeshift lathes, along with a vast array of chainsaw sharpening files, jewelry files, hacksaw blades and 3/32" brass rod to make my own pins for the Master Locks with removable cores.
Anyhow, I always appreciate your uploads. It cheers me up and I needed a mental break today after receiving some terrible news.
+Matthew Wilson Thanks for the kind words. Good luck dealing with whatever just darkened your day.
Master is trying. Beautiful job picking it as always LPL.
+Bill Bacardi Thanks.
Just like Mr. Owl with a "Tootsie-Pop." I just watched their slick e-lock fall apart after 3 licks! These videos definitely got to be making them try harder.
MAster are pretty good locks...when you replace the core.
Hi There !
I've just brought one today 🔒 ! Same exterior look, on the package, the number is "6327D", brought in france. BUT....! Some Differences :
The screw to get the core out is a Phillips screw, and the lock core looks the same but they're really 6 pins in it.
All the Key Pins are standart, Then all spools on 1 to 6 except a serrated pin on n°5. No special "anti-bumping" elements at all.
Cordially,
MM
Received the pro 6327 as a gift and started using it to chain my bicycle when having the kryptonite on the other bike.
Just felt pretty secure with the bulky and heavy body and shackle guard.
Have been dropping it and bouncing around and the body, core and mechanism still working spotlessly.
... that with a good chain makes the backpack harder to cycling around, but takes the worries away when parking.
I particularly like how I can match up the key bidding to the key pins in this vid. Very educational 8D
Nice picking as always!😊 It is damn hard to find the right tension at these pro series...Sometimes you have to tension so little that you do not notice when it is already open because the core has such a strong spring tension!
+Lockpicking Nord Hmm... I never had much trouble tensioning the ProSeries locks. I just used heavy tension until I went into a false set, and then lightened up to set the spools.
Little lock :D I wouldn't call it little.
Loved the explanation of the antibump pin, thank you!
+vde Well, little compared to some. 😜 th-cam.com/video/h27t7elN5Qs/w-d-xo.html
LPL would you recommend this or something different as a lock to put on a metal shipping container to protect 2 motorcycles? I have someone who has been scoping the shipping container that I keep my motorcycles in and I just have some regular locks on it and I don't trust them so currently I back my truck all the way up to the doors but that only works while I'm home. Any suggestions would greatly be appreciated. Thank you
Thank you! I will use this as a tutorial to get into abandoned cement factory!!!1!1
my school has that same type of master lock, this helps if i need to use the bathroom afterschool
I have 4 of these locks securing trailers in my yard. 2 have begun to get sticky and Ill use this info to clean them up!
Good to know since I just bought a 4 piece set (only needed 3, so using the 4th as practice with my Genesis kit since my padlock shims kit won't work on this lock.)
I really like ProSeries...they are easy to work on. Nice job!
+Jeff Moss Agreed. Most of the Pro series stuff is pretty competent, and easy to play with.
I have never seen the bump stop pin before! Thanks for explaining, this is a good little lock!
+Derby King My pleasure.
Thanks for explaining how the anti-bump feature works. I've been curious about that.
+Mark England My pleasure.
Makes it look so easy lol.. been picking at the little brother (6321) and have yet to get it open. One day...
I recently purchased 2 Abus 5-50 silver rock padlocks.They open fine and closed fine for a few cycles,now I must insert key to lock either.Can I fix this?
I fear more about the company that has my stuff in a storage garage selling my stuff at auction more than it being picked and stolen because they keep raising rates and taking auto pay off, crooked storage companies.
looks a decent lock never seen a anti bump pin up close before so good to see one 🖒🖒
+baldhead It is.
Great job picking as usual brother, thanks for sharing it with us!
This lock is probably one of Master Lock's better locks because the people using it are probably businesses rather than normal customers.
The tolerance in their pro series is much better than their other locks. They also don't bevel the edges on the plug st the shear line.
I have never picked a lock in my life, and I picked my masterlock with a small flat head and Bobby pin within 3 minutes! Tried my brinks discus next and picked it within 5 seconds! So with a real pick, imagine how fast a criminal can pick a lock! Takes little skill to be successful! I prefer abus locks with the abus plus core! Not pick proof but definitely takes a skilled professional to pick!
I have always stocked all 3 body sizes of these lock 6321 6325 and 6327. Here, they leave the shop pinned to all 6 chambers, with American serrated bottom pins. There is also the Model 6627, a version of the 6327 that accepts a key in knob type cylinder, allowing it to be tied into a building's key system, or for cylinders like ASSA MAX, Medeco as well as more common commercial keys. www.masterlock.com/business-use/product/6727
could the 5th pin thats slightly serrated be an unfinished spool pin that snuck through? the cuts look to be in the right position. thanks for dvd.
No, that's a standard ML pin. You can't have all spools, or it would hamper key insertion and removal.
it hampers key insertion etc in that lock only? I have just received a Lockwood Assa Abloy 356S63 6 pin padlock that contains 6 spools and the key works beautifully. If it didn't cost so much and the postage was reasonable I would send it to you to pick, it's a gorgeous lock, way beyond my capabilities so far. i have removed one set of pins to give me a chance. The head of Australia Post is Paid approx 6.5 million dollars a year and i refuse to donate more to him. heh heh
I'm happy to see Master Lock is actually taking itself more seriously.
Master Lock's catalog has a Medeco core driver for this and other pro series locks. Replacing the core with with any Medeco should make it quite formidable. Or just buy one of the Medeco 54 series padlocks. It looks like exactly the same body, except the casting line on the shroud has been ground off.
wow you picked that so easily! awesome job LPL
well explained nice video thanks for sharing. 😎😎😎😎😎
+Larry Marrs Thanks.
Hi will the 6327 fit a 22mm link chain. Thank you
Nice picking, and surprising to see quality from Master! :)
The pro series locks are comparable with locks from other companies with better reputations. It's some of the low end garbage that gives Master a bad name.
@@lockpickinglawyer That assessment is accurate. We live in a marketplace where one should NEVER purchase by BRAND NAME... Products have to stand on their own shackle legs. This carries over the the AVE tools channel, where power tools disappoint regularly...... with some remarkable exceptions.
Are only 2 keys included, because they write about 4 keys coming with the lock in their website?
Picked one of these up and was really disappointed how easy it was to open.
Any idea if there is a 6-pin key available for this core? Decent bitting and overall good lock, IMO. Bump stop pin is always a nice little Easter egg.
+eclipsedave I don't know. I don't think that I've ever seen one.
Yes there is, I bought one in a blister pack advertised as 6 pin,obviously it only had 5 so I complained to masterlock.
I was surprised to hear back from them,even more surprised when they sent me a 6 pin version and a load of bungee cords free of charge.
I pinned the 6th chamber off the tip of the 5 pin key,now I have two six pin locks for £20.
Cool cat😊
Whats going on in the world, you over setting pins, Master making half decent padlock. 😂😂
LPL v Master, the case continues!!
+The Madhatter LOL... every now any then it happens.
..and why does LPL seem to want to project an image of infallibility?
We lock our trailers with these were I work.
Great lock, great review - thank you :-)
+Potti314 Thanks.
looks like it was repinned with a lab pinning kit? did you buy it new??
+Kyle Corey NIB... but from eBay.
Great vids! Keep it up!
+Meme Lord Thanks.
Nice lock that could easily be upgraded with some American Lock pins. Also, how on earth could you feel the anti bump pin???
+Lock Noob The bump stop pin is obvious once you know what to feel for: a pin under no spring tension that gives a tiny bit of counter rotation once you hit to top of its travel. 👍
LockPickingLawyer LPL, if I were to send you a vintage 50's padlock. Would you feature it in a video?
👍🏻 Thanks
You should make a challenge lock out if this.
very nice m8 big locks😊👍
+Leon's lockpad Thanks.
What the logic in only pinning 5 out of the 6 possible pins? Is it really worth it to Master Lock to save the extra 10 or 20 cents? Can someone explain this to me?
When you're producing things in bulk 10 to 20 cents adds up. Master sells to people who don't know locks, people who could care less about the number of pins. Even if they looked around, 5 pin is pretty normal so you wouldn't think it strange
Dude , I have my boat in a storage unit .. yu are not giving me a warm and fuzzy here ..
Tdog switch to an abus plus core lock! Thank me later!
"Allen screw" would be called "socket head cap screw" in engineering parlance. At least the one depicted here would.
Not to nitpick, but I’ve seen these described as a ‘hex head cap screw’ in some fastener catalogues.
Master lock core. ? 🧐
Was that,,,a positive review for a Master Lock? 😱
Do you know how to do the 6627?
I have a assa twin 6000 in mine
HELL DONE FROZE OVER , LPL GAVE MASTERLOCK SOMR CREDIT FOR AN OK LOCK !
I heard the bump stop pin does not work
+Smuckers T That's news to me. Link?
Sorry if i gave you the link twice it isnt showing any of my replys so I could be coving it to you twice
Well imma go play some basket ball at the park now that the courts "unlocked"
Typical Masterlock with leaving out a pin. I wonder if they do this to all of the removable core locks, or if any of the non removal core locks also leave out a pin too.
+Bill Stafford lock companies putting five pins into six pin cores is very, very common. Master lock is not alone in this regard.
What is the thinking behind leaving out a pin?
Is the key a 6 pin key or 5 pin
I realize that "best" can be subjective, but maybe you could give us a top 5, with their different applications?
Can that be re-keyed to an Am3 key-way (American Lock Series 700?)
+ragingbullhcwf there are cores with the am3 keyway that will fit into that lock. However, I don't know of anyone selling them separately.
is there any lock you cant pick in 1 min
you should see how that lock fairs against the ramset gun in a future video
You have to upgrade to the ultra pro series to get that 6th pin
Not bad for master indeed. Another nice vid from LPL.
+Jess Hull Thanks.
Looked for this lock series at wally world yesterday ... nope .... but i did get a Brinks disc with one or more spools , for a 9 dollar look it took me longer than i expected it to , now to see how it impressions
The average thief does not know how to pick locks, only cut them. My question to you guys always picking locks on social media is what locks do you recommend? Lol
Sorry LPL I cant see my comments so I dont know if I am making the reply. Here is on more video on bumpstop.
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Why are you teaching thieves how to’s? People work very hard for their stuff and you’re here just giving peoples things away.
Theives don't pick locks