Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
He hates keys - in fact, he is pretty paranoid about them.
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Locksport
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Ares is obsessed. Problematically so.
If we can channel it into something, it can be productive, but it sometimes leads to meltdowns(he wants someone's keys and can't have them; YES! He knows how to put a car into gear).
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Well,good luck finding my keys. They are somewhere in my purse and I never take them out.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
This all sounds highly illegal. You guys might need a lawyer so I found one for you In this video he shows a lock that is required that people use and you can also see why raking a lock is not a highly regarded technique:
Here he uses one of his rather fancy lock pick tools and then takes apart a lock to show its special features:
And here he does one more old school:
EDIT: He also has bypassing videos. Those can be very short.
He'd find them for sure lol
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
He'd have to get my purse first. I pity the fool.
I will grab a bag of popcorn, my lawn chair, a little drink with an umbrella, and I will thoroughly enjoy the show.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
I don't doubt it for a second!
McBell
Unbound
The Lock Picking Lawyer and Sandman are two reasons I got interested in locksport.
I really like Georgia Jim's pick reviews.
He takes the set and uses just them to pick locks like he is trying for the belt levels.
McBell
Unbound
currently working on a Paclock 90A-Pro
McBell
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Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Sport? It seems odd promoting a skill mostly used for no good as a sport. Yeah, it has it's a good skill to have, but do we really want the masses to get interested in it?
But at the same time he shows how easy it is to crack open many common and even some uncommon locks with stuff everyone has lying around the house.
It brings to mind the dangers and problems with the Anarchist Cookbook. That book is definitely not for those who want to try it.
The Lock Picking Lawyer is who'd I'd want to secure my stuff. I've definitely learned more than a few things from him.
But at the same time he shows how easy it is to crack open many common and even some uncommon locks with stuff everyone has lying around the house.
It brings to mind the dangers and problems with the Anarchist Cookbook. That book is definitely not for those who want to try it.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I learned how to pick locks in high school, lol.
How big a problem do you believe lock
manipulation is in the real world?
Bosnian Bill has been informative too.
Based on his advice, I now use Abus
combination locks....best on the market.
Lock picking for sport is as bad as other sports....
- Target shooting
- Archery
- Boxing
- Javelin throw
- Fencing
- Hatchet throwing
- Wrestling
- Car racing
- LARPing
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Yes, but I'm also not naive. Like when I learned it's because we were going places in the school we weren't supposed to be.
Lumping these together, yes I have some concerns. Such is why I mentioned the Anarchist Cookbook. Lockpicking won't make you blow yourself up (been happening with the Anarchist Cookbook for decades), but it's still something that teaches people how to be a thief, sort of like how going to an American jail as they are is problematic because people learn how to be better criminals.
I really think we need to access what kind of societal impact this is having.
Interesting. I had no idea.I recently got involved in this hobby and basically was wondering if there are other members who are involved.
For more information:
Locksport - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
I've only a little experience with more invasive techniques that don't leave much of the lock behind.