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Thanks for the video! I have also found these quite difficult to single pin pick due to the odd feedback.

I just got a lock pick set for Christmas and just happen to own this lock. I haven’t been able to do it with a pick yet, but it usually takes about 10 seconds with a rake.

What do you do when you feel counter rotation on a pin? Loosen the tension and try again on the pin?

Yep...😬

I have great problems opening this style master lock. 😢can’t seem to get anywhere with it

Great pick 👍

What are the numbers on the key? I just lost my key to my R80 storage lock. Thanks.

What number is on the r80? I just lost my storage key. Thanks.

Good pick 👍that lock is a super fun pick, and it functions so smoothly. It's my favorite 😊

"something not much" describes perfectly what you feel from this lock in terms of counter-rotation.

Great now I need a cute little 72/30 to go with all my 72/40's 😂

mmm, great choice of locks! The 72/30 and even the 72/40 can come with the ABUS keyway or that standard Y1. The 30mm variant has a dead core, but it is still very fun to pick because of the spools inside.

this takes less than 1 second to rake

Congratulations. They're really difficult to pick.

The classic American 1100. Great job picking it. 🍻

Great 👍 Perfect picking And I'm also not love to gut locks 😕. Never 😊 But sometimes i not have choices too 😕 🤷 Good luck 👍

Perfect demonstration of "abusitis" Pin one is a guard pin and is standard. The rest are spools. The typical binding order for these is 1, 2, 1, 3, 1, 4, 1, 5, 1-->open You get a false set each time you set 1, lose it each time you set the next spool and drop one each time you set a spool. That's the way these open unless you start dropping spools too then you have to start doing different binding orders but you'll almost always drop one every time you set another spool

I think people should start picking these right after the masterlock 3 or 140. They're way easier than their belt ranking because despite the security pins they give great feedback, the pins usually get really hard to lift if you're oversetting and you can feel it when they do. They're great practice locks not because they're difficult but because the security pins are easy to read.

That lock almost broke me. Nice pick!

The 4140 is where I have started picking.. lol I found that with a quad rake it opens within 5 seconds... has taken a bit to learn single pin but now have that down to about 15 seconds... on to the next lock!

1:41 I tried picking this lock for the first time and had been having some trouble with it. I gave it a lil jiggle right when you said and it popped open immediately! Thanks!

Awesome!!! Haven't tried Abus yet, but can't wait!! Keep on pickin buddy!!!🔒🔐🔒

The M1 was the first love lock I picked "in the wild". Masterlock though it be, I was happy I pulled it off. A dirty aged weathered lock has its own pick resistance and feels like both everything and yet nothing is binding at the same time. Nice crisp clicks aren't guaranteed. All pins might start out feeling overset and you just push till there's a change in the crunchy or gummy feel and maybe its set maybe its not. The difference between picking outdoor locks and sitting at a desk picking a new one out of the package is about like playing golf vs hitting balls at the driving range, or baseball vs t-ball for the American audience. There's overlap but it isn't really the same thing and both are fun.

innnnn any case. haha. Brought this lock on day 1, raked it easy so moved on. A year later and a year more experienced, I can't for the life of me SPP or rake it open! I've been at it for over an hour now which is what landed me here on this video. This should humble me but its only made me furious.

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I find the Abus 64 and the 64ti the hardest to pick out of these 40mm Abus padlocks

Always fun. Take care.

Nicely picked and explained! Love a good Abus lock!

Very nicely picked. The Abus is such a fun lock to pick. Thanks for this demonstration, cheers

Hey so I'm currently working on the same lock, can you please tell me the best pick/tension tools to use thanks, also do you have to start from the deepest pin and work your way upto the lock base? Thank u

Really good review of tensioning and tensioning tools. And like you, I've discovered after too much effort, I gravitate to just a couple hooks too.

Nicely done! These are interesting locks indeed! They have a closed shackle varient that has to be picked both clockwise to unlock one side then counterclockwise to take the shackle guard off so you could get the chain it's connected to off. They've been on my radar for the future...

Well done. Interesting lock indeed. 😃👍🐾🐈‍⬛👏

Very nice picking. Cool done ✔️ I have two p.locks of this brand just with another keyway . I think this lock is good 👍 👍👍🔓👏💯☮️🌎

Thank you, this helped a lot!

Great picking and explanation of what's going on with those pins!! One of these locks are on my future list. Thanks for the great video!

Can you answer a question for me please. How can you tell when you overset the pin, and whats the best technique to use you pick to lift the pins bro

Perfect intro to TOK, methods and strategies

Noob here. Am handicapped and can't use my right hand other than one finger on the tok tensioner, which usually slips out at the wrong time. I'm looking for one that has teeth on the side, so it digs in. Any ideas. am trying to pick a 570 and it's driving me nuts. TIA

Great picking on that, all standards or not! Sounds like an upgrade is in store! It is a beautiful-bodied lock indeed, deserving of some better pins! Thanks for sharing that! Can't wait to see your upcoming LOTO's!

That lock put up some fight! I have a red ABUS 72/40 that also doesn't pick the "normal" way. Going straight #1 doesn't and only leads to oversets. After picking some spools in the back #1 will start to bind properly

Also, what is the thickness on the white pick .15 .18 .25?

I have the same 1, and I can't do shit with it. That said, my raking and rocking skills are killa. My SSP game is shit. It's hard to teach yourself watching people online. Not you, but say lockpicklawyer 4 example.

I have this lock as well and like you mentioned, very different feel to the dead core and shackle. Mine picked very easily as well, but it is a really beautifully machined lock.

Very nice! I have a couple like this, just not the brass ones... they can be interesting..

i was able to open the abus 55/40 easily with a jiggler key from the covert companion on covert instruments

Very well done! Great explanation of what's inside it due to the first feel! Nice picking! Thanks for sharing that! Is nice to see a lock of that size full of spools!

I'm envious, how quickly you picked this lock good game

I have a couple of questions please one can you wave rake it also how can you tell if the pin is set or when it's binding please explain thank you

Very nice work and explanation on that! These locks are beautiful! There definitely on my future fun list!!