Spring loaded? No ball bearings? So I can just slide a shim made from a coke can right down the shackle and pop it open? No need to pick? I can’t believe people are still making and selling suckers these.
Question, sir: You said pin #2 was high cut and wasn’t touched so they were using short drivers. It looks like both pin 1 and 2 are cut the same, an apparent zero lift. So why did pin 1 have to be set and not 2? Also, I thought a zero lift pin had nothing to do with the length of the driver. The top of the key pin is cut so that it’s already at the shear line regardless of the length of the driver. Can you help me understand what I’ve gotten wrong? Thanks!
I just bought this as my first lock to pick and the bitting on mine is nowhere near that bad. I’ve gotten in a half dozen times but still can’t quite get it consistent.
This is a general question for TheLockPickingLawyer: Do you ever consider making it more “Realistic” by mountibg it on a hasp or by picking deadbolts and other licks where you can’t wrap your hand around them? It’s much more difficult in the real world when you’re working on a door that swings in with a 6″ jamb in your way… I notice this in a lot of lock picking videos and he really doesn’t do service to how hard things can be due to environmental variables… Even just mounting a lock on a 2×6 would be much more indicative of the real world situations that locksmiths run into every day. Thanks!
Picked in a *brink* of an eye.
0:00
LPL: This is-
Me: THE STORY OF A GIRL
Can you shim it open?
0034? four pin core with two zero’s? They certainly thought about the end users safety with that code .
I am so far having a nice day
Spring loaded? No ball bearings? So I can just slide a shim made from a coke can right down the shackle and pop it open? No need to pick? I can’t believe people are still making and selling suckers these.
Ever done a Medco lock?
What kind of mess is that key tho.
Question, sir: You said pin #2 was high cut and wasn’t touched so they were using short drivers. It looks like both pin 1 and 2 are cut the same, an apparent zero lift. So why did pin 1 have to be set and not 2? Also, I thought a zero lift pin had nothing to do with the length of the driver. The top of the key pin is cut so that it’s already at the shear line regardless of the length of the driver. Can you help me understand what I’ve gotten wrong? Thanks!
Are brinks trucks secured with these locks? Asking for a friend.
LOL ridic (awesome, you should create your own brand)
I bought this as a practice picking lock and i still havent got it open after half an hour. I dont get it
pfff looks like a rebranded Master lock which are utter rubbish
This could be your shortest video.
H0013? Is this the pin cuts for this lock?
If I went to buy a lock and saw key bitting like that I would throw the lock in the trash so no one else could buy it
So what you’re saying is don’t buy Walmart crap
Please please make a video about best DISK BREAK LOCK for Bike. I didn’t find any good lock, all are breaks so easily.
0:04 you mean “like a moth to a LaMp”
“Like a moth to the flame.”
*L ö c k s , B r ö t h ë r*
So good to see videos like this exposing just how crap the locks available at most big box stores actually are.
see any interesting people?
Its not a brinks lock, they are just licencing the name. My guess its made in the same factory as cheap masterlocks.
Get what you pay for.
I just bought this as my first lock to pick and the bitting on mine is nowhere near that bad. I’ve gotten in a half dozen times but still can’t quite get it consistent.
What padlock would you recommend under 50 dollars from your experience? All tool stores near me basically only sell Masters…
This is why I stick to Abus Padlocks, affordable deterrent for my stuff not worth breaking in for.
> *modified d o u b l e w r e n c h*
> lock.exe has stopped working
Who else got a walmart commercial at the beginning?
They are in competition with master for crappiest lock!
MasterLock looking piece of shit.
That looked too easy^^
I love watching you, just unreal!
Just by the look of it it must have the most unforgivable sin of all: not shim resistant?
This is a general question for TheLockPickingLawyer: Do you ever consider making it more “Realistic” by mountibg it on a hasp or by picking deadbolts and other licks where you can’t wrap your hand around them? It’s much more difficult in the real world when you’re working on a door that swings in with a 6″ jamb in your way… I notice this in a lot of lock picking videos and he really doesn’t do service to how hard things can be due to environmental variables… Even just mounting a lock on a 2×6 would be much more indicative of the real world situations that locksmiths run into every day. Thanks!
the very first padlock I picked was a 5 dollar walmart clone of this lock. good memories!
You should do the double spanner attack after you pick each padlock.
I don’t know man they have some of those tsa-approved locks that’ll probably give that Brinks lock a run for its money
That was pretty pathetic a 3 min video come on bro
Since Brinks locks are this shitty I’m gonna walk up to a Brinks armored car and attempt to pick it open.
@LockPickingLawyer might need representation after this.
Thanks