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Lock picking practice kit

eoin1539

Hey BA! I've been playing Assassin's Creed Syndicate recently and you have the ability to pick locks of doors and chests in the game. What I thought would be pretty cool is if you could do it in real life, it's something I always wanted to learn. Not to use it for malicious reasons but just to know. I was looking around on a couple of different sites and found a cheap kit for beginners to learn. This particular set is on sale at the moment for €8.75. I bought a set and can't wait for it to arrive, I think I'd share it here if people had a similar interest to my own. Hope it helps someone!

Link: http://www.tmart.com/Transparent-Practice-Padlocks-with-12pcs-Unlocking-Lock-Pick-Set-Key-Extractor-Tool-Lock-Pick-Tools-Silver_p351773.html

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RobbingBandit

Right up my alley thanks for posting.

Kristopherus

RobbingBandit wrote: »

Right up my alley thanks for posting.

:D:D

[Deleted User]

eoin1539 wrote: »

Hey BA! I've been playing Assassin's Creed Syndicate recently and you have the ability to pick locks of doors and chests in the game. What I thought would be pretty cool is if you could do it in real life, it's something I always wanted to learn. Not to use it for malicious reasons but just to know. I was looking around on a couple of different sites and found a cheap kit for beginners to learn. This particular set is on sale at the moment for â‚¬8.75. I bought a set and can't wait for it to arrive, I think I'd share it here if people had a similar interest to my own. Hope it helps someone!

Link: http://www.tmart.com/Transparent-Practice-Padlocks-with-12pcs-Unlocking-Lock-Pick-Set-Key-Extractor-Tool-Lock-Pick-Tools-Silver_p351773.html

I spent 40 quid on a practice lock at DefCon. 8.75 for the lock and picks is phenominal value. Thanks for letting us know.

Akrasia

Deleted User wrote: »

I spent 40 quid on a practice lock at DefCon. 8.75 for the lock and picks is phenominal value. Thanks for letting us know.

Its a steal!

_John C

Thank you. I was looking at this kind of stuff a couple of months ago and at this price I just couldnt resist ordering a set for myself. Thanks

Tinder Surprise

Sure that transparant lock alone is €21 alone from China

great value OP

StillThinking

Cheers for that, was wondering what to get hubby for his birthday so that's part of it anyway!

Trotters

Yes yes yes!! Right up my street. :-)

degsie

Trotters wrote: »

Yes yes yes!! Right up my street. :-)

You were beaten to it!
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=103188950&postcount=2

_John C

Does boards have a lock picking forum? Looks like this topic would be popular.

Graham

_John C wrote: »

Does boards have a lock picking forum? Looks like this topic would be popular.

It does

but you have to work out how to let yourself into it.

frag420

Thread locked!!

rubadub

If you get one you will appreciate that rusty old lock thats a bugger to open -as it would be near impossible to pick. You will also be inspecting how lads in films or TV do it and notice many are nonsense.

scopper

Any good books or websites on this? Ordered!

mobby

In before the lock...

sioda

Why did I buy this but I did

hmmm

+1, this forum has cost me more than it has ever saved :P

dinnybyrne

Thank god im not the only one with an interest in this!

ablelocks

I do good deals on pickproof locks

10 dolla

[Deleted User]

scopper wrote: »

Any good books or websites on this? Ordered!

I'd probably get in trouble for linking it to you but the MIT book is THE book on the subject.

vintagecosmos

These pop up on Amazon from time to time. I think the law states you have to have cause to have in in your possession. I don't think saying hobbyist would suffice

degsie

I picked a bad day to check BA

Joeseph Balls

frag420 wrote: »

Thread locked!!

And now picked......

Discodog

Are they legal & could you be prosecuted for being equipped to steal ? Locksmiths have to be registered with the PSA

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Discodog wrote: »

Are they legal & could you be prosecuted for being equipped to steal ? Locksmiths have to be registered with the PSA

There was a discussion over in Legal Discussions some time back. To sum it up, the jury is out. Theres something of a question mark over intent, otherwise hammers, bolt cutters and crowbars would all be illegal.

If I was ever challenged about having them I would simply say, Im a Pen Tester and while my focus is on application and network penetration testing, from time to time I may need to test physical security for a client.

Discodog

Deleted User wrote: »

There was a discussion over in Legal Discussions some time back. To sum it up, the jury is out. Theres something of a question mark over intent, otherwise hammers, bolt cutters and crowbars would all be illegal.

If I was ever challenged about having them I would simply say, Im a Pen Tester and while my focus is on application and network penetration testing, from time to time I may need to test physical security for a client.

I remembered that which is why I posted. Might be an issue if customs open it.

I once had two guards staring at me in Tescos. As I left the store they pointed to the knife attached to my Snickers Trousers. I said that it was a tool for my work & they said fine "as long a you don't have it with you at night in shop street"

Dr Turk Turkelton

Discodog wrote: »

I remembered that which is why I posted. Might be an issue if customs open it.

I once had two guards staring at me in Tescos. As I left the store they pointed to the knife attached to my Snickers Trousers. I said that it was a tool for my work & they said fine "as long a you don't have it with you at night in shop street"

So any other Street was good?

eurokev

How long would this take to arrive

mcgovern

My brother has a set that looks like this one, I'm no expert but the quality seemed to be pretty good.

dodzy

Discodog wrote: »

Are they legal & could you be prosecuted for being equipped to steal ? Locksmiths have to be registered with the PSA

Who gives a f@*#.... it's a bargain! Just buy the thing!