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    Lock picking practice kit

    • 11-04-2017 02:48PM
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      eoin1539
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      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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    • #2
      RobbingBandit
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      Right up my alley thanks for posting.


    • #3
      Kristopherus
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      RobbingBandit wrote: »
      Right up my alley thanks for posting.

      :D:D:D


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      [Deleted User]
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      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 €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.


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      Akrasia
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      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!

      Chomsky(2017) on the Republican party

      "Has there ever been an organisation in human history that is dedicated, with such commitment, to the destruction of organised human life on Earth?"



    • #6
      _John C
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      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


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    • #7
      Tinder Surprise
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      Sure that transparant lock alone is €21 alone from China

      great value OP


    • #8
      StillThinking
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      Cheers for that, was wondering what to get hubby for his birthday so that's part of it anyway!


    • #9
      Trotters
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      Yes yes yes!! Right up my street. :-)


    • #10
      degsie
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      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


    • #11
      _John C
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      Does boards have a lock picking forum? Looks like this topic would be popular. :)


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    • #12
      Graham
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      _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.

      :D


    • #13
      frag420
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      Thread locked!!


    • #14
      rubadub
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      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.


    • #15
      scopper
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      Any good books or websites on this? Ordered!


    • #16
      mobby
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      In before the lock...


    • #17
      sioda
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      Why did I buy this but I did


    • #18
      hmmm
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      +1, this forum has cost me more than it has ever saved :P


    • #19
      dinnybyrne
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      Thank god im not the only one with an interest in this!


    • #20
      ablelocks
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      photo.jpg

      I do good deals on pickproof locks

      10 dolla


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      [Deleted User]
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      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.


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    • #22
      vintagecosmos
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      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 :)


    • #23
      degsie
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      I picked a bad day to check BA


    • #24
      Joeseph Balls
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      frag420 wrote: »
      Thread locked!!

      And now picked......


    • #25
      Discodog
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      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.


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      Discodog
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      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"


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      Dr Turk Turkelton
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      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?


    • #29
      eurokev
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      How long would this take to arrive


    • #30
      mcgovern
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      My brother has a set that looks like this one, I'm no expert but the quality seemed to be pretty good.


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    • #31
      dodzy
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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

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


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