8 Surprisingly Easy Ways to Open Locks (with LockPickingLawyer)
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Here’s a news report: the modern rogue go’s to jail for breaking into a house, got caught because he was humming the mission impossible theme with makeshift armor made out of books and ceramic plates, he tried to use a magicians smoke bomb to escape, jumped off the roof in the process.
Edit: I ment they
"Your scope is broad and your skill is deep" needs a tshirt.
Please tell me your next crossover will be with AvE. And if you haven't seen his channel for the love of god "focus you fhack!"
Those are the knuckles you made with TKOR... RIP Grant.
"It took him almost 4 seconds." -Brian amazed at his skill, LPL's audience sees that as a mark of success for the lock
504 likes, and no replies after 2 years?
@@ees4. thank you for the first comment. I've been lonely
@@spicytrashpanda no problem, i'm sorry to hear that :(
@@ees4. it took you a while to show up, but the MVP finally arrived
@@spicytrashpanda lol I don't keep up with slang so idk what mvp refers to in this context but it's a compliment, so thanks!
Ah the LockPickingLawyer: the youtuber which none of us know how we found, but are forever greatful we did.
awesome crossover guys!
I found him through BosnianBill...
@@ToxicMrSmith how did you find him
For me he just randomly showed up in my recommendations
@@primecheese1199 same bruh
Someone on r/videos blessed many people by posting his channel
The sheer amount of both fear and respect I have for this guy is astonishing.
I stg 😂
It's faster to pick them then it is to use the combination.
Rod Palm 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
yup
i actually shimmed my bike lock for a year or so because one of the combination rings was busted and wouldn't turn, and i was too cheap to buy a new one while the old was still technically locking my bike up fine.
So yeah, sometimes it actually is
@@SeleenShadowpaw Lmao did anyone ever think you were stealing your own bike
@@MelonMafia1 Seriously, in my neighbourhood nobody gives a flying whistle about stuff like that, it just happens.
Nothing violent mind you, but it's a pretty dismal part of town and people have their own worries to care about i guess
*shrugs*
On a side note, i actually once accidentally shimmied a fairly simmiliar bike with the same lock and only noticed like 4 blocks down the road. I've neither blushed so hard nor biked so fast ever again in my life as i did on those 3 minutes back to the bike stand to switch them back again xD
Luckily noone noticed, but yeah, pro tip if you do this, be sure it REALLY is your bike. 'I accidentally shimmied the wrong bike' seems to be a really crappy explanation if you get caught i imagine xD
how stupid of me to think we were finally getting a face reveal of LockPickingLawyer
same. was getting really excited
You utter fool. You assume he has a face to be revealed.
His face is just a giant lock
@@hetspook666 What episode?
@@paulgarcia2887 lmao
As a long-time fan of LPL, I absolutely love the JOY these two brought to the endeavor. That’s exactly what LPL fans sound like at home every time he teaches us a new trick. Thanks for a great collab!
"doesn't matter, all locks are garbage" would be a good tagline for the lockpickinglawyer
James Burk these mostly apply to American locks, he’s had trouble picking (or might’ve actually failed) a standard German cabinet lock, it’s because companies like master lock call themselves high security that most people don’t know how good decent locks are, the master lock vulnerability has been known for like 80 years and master lock still hasn’t changed anything
Yes
@@walkermorales337 Is there a link for that or a name for the lock? I am looking for a good padlock. I was thinking about ABUS but he's exploited those quite a lot.
@@walkermorales337 exactly. This further reinforces my belief that most lock security is based on secrecy and obscurity not actual good design and implementation.
On his channel when I followed him he regularly failed to pick locks sent into him.
Finally. A lock picking lawyer video that's longer than 1 minute.
Hope that Brian doesn't cut his knuckles again.
LMAOOOO
your a furry
Feels weird, right? Watching, I thought it was about to end at least half a dozen times!
I was your 1000 like
Couldn't believe it
You guys didn't even get to see 'The pick Bosnian Bill and I made"
ROFL A+ comment
Imagine being in a prison with lock picking lawyer in a cell, your a night guard reading the news paper from that day. You hear a faint noise, you listen closely and you hear these words: *got a click out of 2, 3 is binding, 4 is set, 6 is binding* . You might as well just open the door and let him out. Either way he's getting out.
"This is the Lock Picking Lawyer, and what you're seeing is a standard jail lock used by most federal prisons in the USA, and today, we're going to try to open this 6 pin core lock before the guard comes around. I've fashioned tools out of the silverware I've acquired a couple hours ago. Ok let's get some tension in there"
@@MM-vs2et "and as you can see it didn't take my very long, it's a very poor security system to be securing prisoners, I wouldn't lock a slice of bread away with this lock as it'll get out easily"
@@PlinkyVR "So I would recommend them to put better locks on these cells.Wait gimme a sec... Ok I am back.Just got out of their teir one security and told them to get some better pins in there locks.Anyways,If you are in jail right now you can see how freakishly easy it is to open these locks,So I would only reccomend to use them for the cookie jar from your little brother."
@@wakeupinko "I made sure to shim open the gaurd Captain's office and left the autopsied core on his desk with notes and a link to this video to ensure they make improvements. Anyway This has been the LockPickingLawyer, RUNNING from Court this time."
" and I'll do it one more time just incase you blinked".
This is the collaboration I never knew I needed
Whyamihere321 this is the collaboration i have been waiting for
Ikr
Yeeeeeeesss
Did you see the LPL / Braille skateboards collaboration video?
don't bink I did, it was great
1. shim 3:27
2. comb pick 4:32
3. "High security padlock" driver method 8:01
4. Shimming locks 10:39
5. "the knife" 13:30
6. driver method again 16:10
7. cuffs shim 18:58
8. magnet method 19:30
Thanks
Comb pick, not cone
@@wurzeleule thanks
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Best comment ever 😘😂
every episode with an expert ever
Well, if I qualify, then they definitely use that term loosely. 😂
@@lockpickinglawyer at this point a well behaved teenager qualifies. 😂
I say this affectionately, if possible.
19:25 “I’m just waiting for some super magical high tech-“
“This is a magnet”
Basically magic
"Fire, wind, water, earth f#cking magnets how do they work?"
*Sounds of distress after realizing how easy it is to get a shotgun out of that lock.*
@@Corosar
That lock that is in police cars , keeping the shotgun in place ... manufacturer do not even claim its for securing the gun .
@Ringo Garvin He went that way officer if you run now you may catch up to him :P
Never heard of this guy but his voice 100% makes me think of "if Bob Ross made tutorials on being a criminal instead."
he is
He's great. Unfortunately he's pretty good so his videos end up being 3 minutes long.
@@PanteraDeNoche " here is this unpickable lock, all i have to do is hit it with a hammer and its open"
I know this is three months old now so you might have already watched them by now but you should at least check out his top videos like his April fools videos and he’s picked locks with silly things like a lego mini figure.
Compliment is real 😂“you sir are the Bob Ross of criminality”
Anyone else notice the common theme of Brian learning to do something for the first time than instantly feeling he has the ability to instruct Jason how to do it
"When I started this sentence I was the student, but by the time I finish it, I will be the master."
I have a friend like this, but it actually works with me. Sometimes, your friends can explain something in a way you understand much better than an expert
The ability to take a skill or concept and teach someone else means you thoroughly understand the skill or concept.
I mean brain also has a history of lock picking
@@ZeMilchMann It's not like he sells a ring with a shim in it or anything...
"My methods have been called unorthodox" Should be the Modern Rogue tag line.
LPL should show them the Ramset tests
I want a murphy silhouette tee shirt with that line on it "My methods have been called unorthodox"
@@Rebecca-fs2rg I'd buy two.
me: has been on lpl binge for days
youtube: here is another lockpicking video
me: sweet lets see something besides lpl
video: this is the lock picking lawyer
Lock picking lawyer and modern rogue teaming up is like that scene in the avengers where the team comes together
That's called the portals scene dumbass. Wannabe fan. Fuck off.
i’m pretty sure he means in every avengers movie, not just end game. you wannabe fan, fuck off.
Fuck off yall gate keepers
@@theenzoferrari458 I can't tell if this was supposed to be satirical. Either way, it made me laugh so good job.
@@theenzoferrari458 stop gatekeeping jesus
"Hi,, im the lockpicking lawyer and i am sorry my client has escaped your cell and will not be attending court today your honor."
Hahahaha
☟✌☟✌☟✌☟✌
mood
Understandable, have a nice day.
Should've gone for a higher security option. Lol Noobs!
lmfao
Jigsaw: you wanna play a game. Lock picking lawyer: click on 3 and 4 is binding. Jigsaw: 😧
Jigsaw, hearing clicks behind him by his door: Oh no.
This made me laugh so hard
@@haveltherock1169 remember: Harry stays strapped.
Surprised Picachu Face
Jigsaw: u need to use this knife and cut a part of you so i can release you
Loco picking lawyer: tk for the knife *starts picking everthing with a knife*
Jigsaw:wth is this bs AM out of Here *starts to ear clicks just behind him*
"This is the LockPickingLawyer" ...
Really feels I'm in his channel. I can't say why but man I really love his tone.
Me too i actually love the way he says the very same words on each video
@Rax it's the voice.
his voice is so hot
@@rice_to please no
“We’re getting an adult” He talks as though they are kids, which seems to be true enough
To be fair, that is his normal voice when doing videos. Even videos that involve guns
They also laughed like kids would.
Alot of people get offended by being talked to like a kid, but when it happens it is alot easier to learn so long a person's ego doesn't get in their own way. I think people like to think kids are inferior to them, so when they are compared to or treated like kids it makes them feel inferior. It probably ties into how some cultures associate personhood and competency with adulthood, but on the competency side of things people tend to associate intelligence as a whole as an important defying trait rather than separating what they are good at (being different types of intelligence rather than one comprehensive one, of which some they are better at than others) and what they are not (they will talk and treat subject matter as if they have competency when they don't to aviod feelings of inferiority) alongside associations of education equating to intelligence rather than intelligence being your ability to problem identify and solve rather than information acquisition and holding (having more information allows you to make more connections and find patterns for problem solving, but is intelligence is morr about what you can do with what you have rather than what you have in of itself); that kind of insecurity formation and action is just a guess based on my own experiences though interacting with others, I think that also ties into why some humans think of humans as superior beings and are offended by being told they are an animal
@@kaiceecrane3884 what? That has nothing to do with the original comment, the hell you pull that essay out of?
@@kaiceecrane3884 yes, exactly. in the end it all comes down to perspective: "do you like what you are being portrayed as? and do you identify yourself with what other people identify you with?"
Lock brand: we make untamperable locks
*LPL picks it in his channel*
Lock brand: we make security locks that only the lockpicking champion could tamper with
*This video came out*
Lock brand: we make....locks
or rather things that look like locks or something
A7iicus shut up
@@koolaidman4501 huh?
@Trantor The Troll no u
...or: "We make locks that lock ...only when they're locked !"
"It only took him FOUR seconds that time"
Yeah, that happens a lot with this guy.
A lock is good if it took him more than 15 seconds lol
It's only because he was explaining it along the way.
I'm glad to see lpl 'fans' over here. His channel happens to be one of my favorite right now
Maybe its the fact Ive known a lot of perverted people but I expected that comment to take a diff turn entirely lol
That's what she said
Two favorite channels collaboration...
Nice
Popcorn Chicken 69
They need to get Stevemre
Popcorn Chicken Nice
Yes, very much so. My 3rd fav is mark rober.
@@sibire8284 nice
The way LPL is able to consistently nail his intro even when on a different channel is really impressive…
Best padlock in my opinion, is one that's so rusted it's hard to open with the original key. 😉
This comment is gold :^D
Mine is the wooden bar with a built in coat rack.
Gregory king My dad has some of those... actually, he'll do you one better: old rusted locks whose keys he has lost.
Nym Alous I have a few spare keys that work especially well on old rusted locks!
They’re also pretty good at driving nails.
I find that a welder and a grinder work moderately well.
LockPickingLawyer
Him and Deviant Ollam are great
Same here. Actually thought we’d get to see his face for the first time
Thanks. 👍
Tony Oliver I thought the exact same thing. I guess it keeps the mystery alive. He has a great channel, though.
Been subbed to LPL and Bosnianbill for a long time too
I love how LPL is so monotone but also gets all the like emotions and feels out with out changing his voice tone.
Dang, when I saw it was with LPL I was really excited to see his face. But I’m still glad two of my favorite youtube channels are collaborating.
Look at his deadbolt combination master lock vid
7:30 He missed a great pun opportunity to say that “Understanding what’s inside each of these locks is absolutely key” instead of saying crucial
Hahaha, i thought about that too
feeling like he did that on purpose. I imagine he's heard all the puns by now...
I've watched so many of LPL's videos. But seeing him teaching someone really demonstrates how talented he is.
LockPickingLawyer can find the G-Spot to any lock
Jonathan Alba thats...one way to put it i guess
No💗
the heck are you disagreeing?
Jonathan Alba the quoting of the name is perfect lol
I mean, if anyone has seen his April Fool's Day videos, he DOES have videos on his Coq, his wife's Beaver, and his ex-girlfriend's back door...
“I’m waiting for some magical, super high tech, Mission Impossible tool.”
“This is a magnet”
All of us bicyclists should always keep in mind how easy locks are to bypass or pick - and bike locks are notorious for having really strong chains or cables or bars, held closed by locks that are very easy to defeat. In the time it takes to ring up a bottle of water in the convenience store your bike lock can be opened ten times over.
usuallly if bikes are stolen, the lock or chain is gonna be broken with force. So even an easy to bypass or pick lock makes your bike or whatever way safer
The only reason for locking a bike is to be able to claim insurance
That's why, instead of water, one should buy beer...
Listen to this man, bros. If you’re forcing it, you’re doing it wrong. Everyone, especially your spouse, will thank you.
I used to pick our cheap luggage locks with a tiny screwdriver. Now, 11 years later I finally understand that it was because there was no shielding between the core and the mechanism. LPL is just the best
I love how non pretentious and happy LPL is to share his passion with others
Oh my god I realized how much I love their subtitles when it specified that LPL was reassuring about the bent shim. It’s such a minor detail that can really change how some people can experience a video if they have audio processing issues or trouble telling tone
The joy expressed here is so perfectly representative of the joy that got me hooked on this stuff. Am here to see LPL be LPL. These guys are great compliments to his energy.
Common household objects
3 seconds later:
Throwing star
How else would you protect yourself from ninja intruders
@@shark777538 throwing stars are too unorthodox. Knives are the new cool
Brupcat you sure? I have many brass knuckles and ninja stars lying around my house
You mean not everyone has a stack of ninja starts lying around?
Actually these days... I wouldn't doubt its common...
Brian: "I'm waiting for some kind if magical, super hi-tech, mission impossible tool..."
LPL: "This is a magnet"
Brian: *Bursts out laughing*
So from what I understand is the best lock is a solid loop of metal you have to hack though and weld back together each time you want to open your box.
When you're dealing with the Lock Picking Lawyer, that may work. The problem is that he's going to call his friend BosnianBill who'll just shoot it with a .50 cal.
@@MrKeserian you may have a point...
@@thatoneasiankid8734 I don't know if you've watched bill's videos, but he's far more willing to go with... Erm... "destructive" entry methods than LPL.
Well if you're REALLY paranoid you can always go with a Squire lock that has a high-end core.
Squire's top tier lock was able to withstand numerous .50 BMG rounds, and can be given cores outside of the skill range of most lock pickers.
Of course, it's also absurdly heavy and large.
@@MrKeserian what about the Bowley locks? I don't think Lock Picking Lawyer has picked those yet.
I'm a big fan of LPL. It's so nice to see him teaching others and you can enjoy even more his talent when you see others having a hard time. He always make it seams effortless.
"I'm still perfectly straight... I'm just going to twist a little bit and shove in" - LockPickingLawyer 2019
Dude, that’s gay.
@@sylvie_on i think that was his intention
thats what she said ;p
This is the lock picking lawyer and today we’re gonna supervise a bunch of kids.
Lol i bet he actually felt like this during this video 😂
Overhype is probably part of their UA-cam characters.
'I'm still perfectly straight. I'm just gonna twist it a bit and shove in'.
Honestly, I learned the basics of this before leaving high school (parent had a mental breakdown & would lock me in my room & wander off, things got better eventually), but locks are mainly for keeping honest people honest & away from crimes of opportunity.
dude, this is so fucking true and im surprised i have never thought about this myself before. thanks for this.
@@chickenbob562 Years ago in high school, I took the ASVAB CEB and one of the questions just stuck with me.
Twenty-five percent of all household
burglaries can be attributed to
unlocked windows or doors. Crime
is the result of opportunity plus
desire.
To prevent crime, it is each
individual’s responsibility to
Prevent the Opportunity
We have no control over the desire of others.
I only ever learned how to pick one lock, the one to the TV room.
It's amazing to me how LPL always sounds so perfectly calm and relaxing.
You would too if you had a law degree to fall back on in case your lucrative black market former police gun franchise ever runs into trouble.
Jason: "They should make a law that if I can pick the lock, the CEO is fired"
Me: Murphy's law
Brian: "The Murphy protocol"
The law’s copyrighted, we can only afford the protocol
Murphy's law is already a thing: "Anything that can go wrong will go wrong."
Bruh, i was really excited to hear his iconic "nothing on 1, 2 is binding, got a click there, 3 is binding, got a click out of him, got a click out of 4 and five is loose, back to 1..."
Brian- "Alright waddya got?"
Jason- "Brass knuckles,"
Brian- "T-too soon."
Damn that hit me in the feels more than I thought it would...
(For context the brass knuckles are the collab project that Brian and Grant from king of random did together a couple years ago.)
Oohhhh yeah! I had no idea what it was in reference to, in all honesty I kind of forgot that Grant died
Yeah.. He died.. Now he is The Legend Of Random
"Kingsley you lock making chooches, you made me look capable at something!" best quote from Jason ever
LOL his reaction " I did the thing I did the thing, I learned" Hilarious...
that guy is a meme during the entire video
They were kinda acting like kids the whole time.
This makes raiding police cars in the apocalypse so much easier thank you
and also not in the apocalypse
Parker Broderick Bad Idea. Don't Commit.
Oh, and the car key is usually universal:
www.google.com/search?q=universal%20key%20police%20car
Sometimes even available on ebay!
When you realize that life is like a badly manufactured lock. It seems strong and stable, until something rlly stupid and unexpected happens and all is gone
"The trick is to insert it the correct depth. I will put my finger to make sure to not over-insert it."
The Modern Rogue
"If you're pushing hard, you're not doing it right."
"You're at too much of an angle when you're inserting this."
"I'm just gonna twist a little bit, then shove in." 😏
hehehe omg he said finger lets post something hinting at it being dirty because we all know fingers are only used with vaginas!!!11111
Fucking 9 year olds of youtube commenting lmfao. Homemade Cumistry you fucking loser.
12:51 listen and learn
3:50 - every first-time lock picker: “Oooh! I did the thing! I did the thing!”
If we are being honest, I only came to this vid in the hopes of a face reveal from LPL.
Stage4000 Mike i think we alll did
ahh same here
Turns out the hands aren’t even his
You haven't unlocked that option.
@@changeme1837 I see what you did there
10:01
"See, I'm still perfectly straight."
So was I, until I watched this video.
"If you're pushing hard, you're not doing it right."
"You're at too much of an angle when you're inserting this."
"I'm just gonna twist a little bit, then shove in." 😏
Kudos ❤️
Had to check the comments to see if someone else caught that XD
Disclaimer : No keys experienced any wear or stress during the making of this video.
Actually it should be =
> "No KEYS Were HARMED" < 🙄
During Making Video 👍 👍👍👍👍
All R HAPPY ON The "KEY FARM"
➕ Been "Fed Watered N Put 2 Bed" 👌
Locks on the other hand those are a different story
Heres the thing, his lock picking skills are incredible to say the least but what impresses me the most is that he has such a strong moral compass that he uses his unmatched skills to educate.
this is the collab i didn't know i needed but oh my god the lack of their faces and reactions feels so off
“Oh! I did the thing!!” - Brian Brushwood
That needs to be a t-shirt
I would buy that
16:21 "It's a little bit harder to- there we go."
This guy should design some locks that he can’t pick
there are a few he hasnt been able to pick, he has picked prison locks on his channel
@@TitanBeats wait WHAT????
@@crustybomb115 almost all locks out there can be picked most locks that are harder to pick have security pins (some look like the spool on a fishing reel, or like serrated knifes) different security pins require different ways to pick them most locks that lpl haven't been able to pick are locks that don't give you access to the pins which most are too expensive for people to use normally
abloy locks are decent
@@TitanBeats All locks can be picked. Some are too difficult for almost anyone to pick, and more importantly: Not all locks are worth the effort of picking them.
There's always another way in. Your lock should ideally be more difficult than the alternative.
LPL his successful channel with only his hands, NOPE its his hands, opening the locks AND very important his VOICE!
Indeed, LPL has a great voice.
And the Ramset.
i think your forgetting the pick that bosnianbill and LPL made
LPL could narrate paint drying. And it still would be very interesting.
"1/8" = 3 7/40mm" Yep now it's crystal clear..
That was a joke, wasn't it?
Either way it's funny for different reasons xD
First time i have seen mm in fractions. xD
Clear as mud
About 3.5mm
I've been criticized most of my life because I feel the need to know how things work (inside). If I throw something away I take it apart first. Even in math, I feel the need to know a formula works. I didn't finish fourth grade but I went to night school less than 16 classes, got my GED, took a home course, graduated Automotive Technology probably because I knew how things worked inside. Great video, thank you soooo much!
What if one day you want to know how humans works?
ngentotsemua thats what scientists are trying to do
It's kinda wild to hear the LockpickingLawyer and then hear someone with that fast UA-cam talk in the same video.
when i was in middle school i remember turning a pencil (metal part) into a shim and opening a couple hundred locks with it, took about 2-3 seconds each time
Yo can You teach me how to do that
Just cut it in half
Exactly like mee!!!
Master wite number😜
And a bandana on the eyes
10 lock....10 secondes👍😎
13:32 Jason suddenly realizes that without a face to emote with, he has to do with his hands.
These instructions take on a whole new meaning if you are just listening to the video...
"If you're pushing hard, you're not doing it right."
"You're at too much of an angle when you're inserting this."
"I'm just gonna twist a little bit, then shove in."
"It's so satisfying when it clicks, oh it's so good." 😏
MasterQ 19 I like how it’s at 69 likes
Don’t forget Brian’s “GAAAHH”
I read “LockPickingLawyer” and I just click, like and comment
That’s how it works
The Lawyer never ceases to amaze me. Because of him I started picking...
Wow Brian and Jason never stop interrupting LPL the whole time. I guess it's just the excitement! Excellent video.
Two of my favorite channels. As for LPL, this is the first time that I have found that you break it all down in a single video.
LockPickingLawyer's voice is so magical and calm, it's almost unbelievable.
"The Murphy Protocol" is the best thing I've heard all week!
"im waiting for some super high tech mission impossible gadget" *short pause* "This is a magnet" lmaoooo
fucking magnets, how do they work?
Now you know how to survive apocalypse...
@@killgaet6253 surprising hard to scientifically explain lol. But the guy is using it to pull a small piece of metal on the inside unlocking it.
@@kkounal974 thanks, but it was a joke about lyrics of a song.
@@killgaet6253 honestly not a bad song i give it 6/10
Great to hear lock picking lawyer letting loose and having fun. He seems like a really cool guy to meet
“I’m waiting for some magical, super high tech, mission impossible tool”
“This is a magnet”
If the handcuff style are "double locked" neither the shim nor the magnet will work.
Been a LPL subscriber for years! Glad to see he is branching out. Just watched him on Braille skateboardings channel and now here! Go LPL
My friend's dad taught me how to pick locks, he was a lock Smith after his 9-5 job, but he also enjoyed the puzzle, so he had a huge box of many different brands of locks to pick. I found out pretty quickly that master locks were the easiest to pick. Sadly, when I got hooked on drugs, picking locks became a necessity so I could have my dope for the day. Luckily I was strong enough to drop the habit 6 yrs ago, but I still enjoy picking locks as a hobby. Btw, 4 number combination locks are the absolute easiest locks to pick. Just like in this video, you just have to slide a tool into the side of the 3rd wheel, so don't use them. I did it alllll the time.
Happy to hear you rose above your addiction; I wish you good fortune in your future endeavors.
Their giddy laughter and cheering everytime LPL picks a lock super fast and then when they manage to do it themselves is awesome dkdjdjskaknd
There needs to be a kit with all these picks and diagrams for which picks destroy which locks. Would be amazing
Love the subtle nod to a brushwood film, night attack(2014)
don't forget the biggest bit of negligence, the fact that the 2 gun locks can be opened by commecially available handcuff keys
Did the shotgun lock have 2 keys? It looked like a wafer lock(almost as bad 😆) Either way, scary garbage for securing weapons
@@Jake1973_ the shotgun lock when shown did have two keys, one that is unique but each has an override that uses the handcuff keys that anyone with $5 and a local toy store can buy and see what they look like
@@GHOSTking894 Wow, might as well use zip ties! Thanks for the info 👍
@@Jake1973_ zip ties can be shimmed and snapped by a similar torque technique akin to the double wrench method
We just need to secure our things with cheap chinese packaging. Tell me you have opened that random chinese toy packaging without tearing it- that's right, you can't.
Back when I was in the Army in the mid 80's we had the Masterlock the one with the blue logo, when we locked our keys in the locker, we would hold the lock up over the handle and then smacked it with a hammer or the metal pole from our bunk and it would pop right open.
Always love the thick accent hidden behind presenter mode the LPL has - especially how he says key. Even if this isnt how he speaks to people in real life and he's just in teacher made its great
Back when I was in high school (when dinosaurs roamed the earth) everybody had a master lock, combination type, on their lockers. These were vulnerable to the shim attack. There were two good sources. The better one were street sweeper brush wires, which were actually not so much wires as long skinny and flat pieces of metal. You could find these on the street just by keeping your eyes out, because they fall off ... if not all the time, then at least enough of the time. The second source is also a long skinny flat piece of metal, from a ruler. The good rulers, meant to be used as a straightedge, had a thin blade on the edge, to prevent the wood from getting dented and ruining it as a straightedge.
My high school (1999-2003) had the lockers with the combination knobs built-in, and they changed the combinations each year. It would've been fine if they didn't also keep the spreadsheet with all of the combinations in an open folder on the network. I found them while bored one day, showed someone, and a few weeks later he was suspended for selling printouts of the spreadsheet in the hallway.
I once had a full lock-picking set. It got stolen...
The irony of this situation amuses me greatly. :D
@@TheCrimsonIdol987 Yes, irony. Around the same time there was an incident in which my then roommate's brother burst into our apartment claiming that his car had just been broken into. We asked what was taken and he said "my window-punch and ignition-jack" (in other words, his car stealing tools).
There was yet another night wherein we had many guests and I suddenly burst out laughing. Kenny said "what's so funny?" I said "I'm the only one in this room without a felony conviction." They all started counting and discovered it was true, I couldn't stop laughing about it. The irony here is that although I've been arrested 3 times, I've never been convicted. I've never actually perpetrated any crime. At least not on record.
That apartment turned out to be a sort of safehouse for a while. The last place the cops would ever think to look.
But that was many years ago. I have since moved on and have as little dealings with convicted criminals as possible these days. But I do understand them...
Moral of the story is: don't leave your thieving tools lying around in a house full of thieves...
@@Napthalicious Teach me your ways o wise one.
Well when I'm traveling and freezing outside and I see abandoned building I will think of you guys and say thank you for the warm space for the night
Them: "How did he get a gun!?!"
Me: "Magnet"
Was waiting for a BosnianBill cameo to bypass all the locks at once with a .50cal at the end of the video... maybe next time.
Brians “I did the thing I did the thing, I learned!” Spontaneously triggered a lot of laughter
After years of seeing LPL's content here and there, my only takeaways are schools are way too keen on cutting locker locks, and keys are just really specific and dummy proof lock picks.
Schools do that because, for some inexplicable reason, they believe the kids will not figure something out without being shown. The janitor having a pick kit in his pocket could inspire some young man to begin a life of crime, raiding girls lockers, basically.