xavier valdez tbh I wouldn’t worry unless your in a really scetchy place. Most would be thefts are turned away by a lock of any kind anyways, and 95 percent of those who aren’t are probably not that knowledgeable about lockpicking or wouldn’t take out a lockpicking kit in public, they would rather break it with wire cutters or something in a hit and run style.
I think it depends on its purpose. Which is mainly focused on that it can be accessed in rapid succession, but still providing protection against opportunity thieves. The cheap lock should be replaced with a 4 digit key code though
@@DarthPoyner ny has laws where it is 100% illegal for a ny citezen to buy ammo from large scale out of state retailer. This includes stores like walmart and ofher large business'
I have tons of ammo since the beginning of the Obama administration. I even have pounds of reloading powder. I don’t consider myself a proper just a guy who likes to shoot and I don’t like to worry about bullets being in stock.
You wake long before he enters your bedroom because the door was replaced with a more secure door, and you have a better security lock on it than on the front of your house, so intruder enters your bedroom, after you have ordered them to leave ... they did not, so they are an actual life threat and you respond appropriately to stop the threat.
Looks like the bathroom defense logic is to just take the lock off while you're in the shower then put it back on once you're dry? Guess that means you need a good lock on the bathroom door to keep any kids (and also intruders) away from the gun in the mean time. XD
Pretty sure there is still enough picking magic/skill involved. He just knows what he is doing so he can do it fast. If an untrained person like me would try that I would probably fail.
@@Concerned_Custodian nah, it's missing some oil and burgers. If it had those (and an obligatory eagle screech), then it would be almost on par with Team America...
@@kidd32888 a person whose left hand is the dominant one. it's possible to fire a gun (and do most other things) with the left hand instead of the right, but this fingerprint lock is made so that it can only be opened easily with the right hand.
I kind of did that in thrid grade. Read popular mechanics article and went to the basement ground down some banding straps. Took and hr to learned how to pick padlock, deadbolt took couple days.. mouted it in a 2x6 and took it to school for show and tell. 😣
Nope, with a truly great lock this thing would be perfect, sadly greed caused the manufacturer to chose a cheap lock rather than an over-engineered high quality lock
Some people are laughing about kids opening something with a rake, but as a kid I would stick a wavey plastic ripcord (from a spinning toy) into any lock I could reach. It popped all the door locks in the house. Kids don’t need actual lock picks to be able to rake a lock.
When I was 10 I opened a lock with a paperclip. I remember it was being sold as a high security lock. I just jammed the paperclip in there and it opened. lol
Shoving a bit of thin metal in there and jiggling it around like you see them do on TV hardly requires a lot of intelligence. Proper tension seems less likely but doesn't sound entirely crazy since they're trying to get the lock to turn anyway.
@@SuperMarkusparkus Or just ban them altogether (Excluding hunting rifles). What kind of civilian needs a military grade assault rifle? Edit: This is just an opinion in the form of a suggestion, I'm not saying I'm right and you don't have to agree with me. I respect your opinion and hopefully you respect mine. I'm no longer replying to comments unless you have a good argument I haven't covered yet.
Yeah, that's the biggest issue I see with this. Anyone with a few minutes is going to have more than enough time to just snap that off without even attacking the lock
One concern for kids, would the position they put the gun when trying to pry it open. Seems like it could be easily pointing to their face when prying it from the front
Imagine kidnapping him and hearing "hey guys this is the lockpicking lawyer, and today we will be testing out my kidnappers tying and locking abilities"
Imagine realising it takes a coin cell battery that can last for literal years. Why do you think the fingerprint sensor is literally a button? It won't power on unless you press it.
@@supermaster2012 As a firearms guy. The thought of mixing a firearm with a trigger lock that's electric, is kind of worrying. A false sense of security that will just slow you down in a home defence situation if not probably malfunction or not open if something intrudes with its electrical functions. Call me old school, a mechanical safe does the job perfectly. At least I know where the key is. And that the key will turn and open the lock if I need it to. No compromises. My comment highlights the device's absurdity to it's most basic form and reliance of power, to express how stupid it is. I understand it's application. But I despise the fact that it tries to innovate in a field where innovation is not needed. As the orthodox way of weapons storage will remain king. But I'm sure there will be an internet keyboard warrior who plays with his katana everyday while he watches john wick parabellum with the "uhm actually" altercations.
@@lyingeyes5579 The key will turn and open the lock if you need it to, unless the lock rusts, key wears down,.. etc.. mechanical parts have their own problems that can leave you in the dark as well. I'd say reliability is about even with electronic locks.
Seriously. As a former kid, I've known plenty. Not a single one knew how to pick locks, much less dimple locks. And of they did, I'm sure their parents wouldn't be oblivious to their child's unusual skill set.
@@matheusmoreira9951 anyone can pick a lock I picked one by sticking a paper clip in with it bent so it could open it up. Worked completely. it’s not hard to do but you just have to know
@@AmateurContendr this was the only form of lock picking i knew as a kid, because it's brainless and self taught. any kid trying to break into something might be able to pull that off with some paper clips or a bobby pin.
@@LegDayLas you can trick a scanner, depending on the design. LPL has had videos where he tricks a fingerprint scanner by opening the cover and messing with the circuit
@@LegDayLas --- I know nothing about locks, but if this is designed the way key-pad safes are designed, then the batteries needed to run the scanner may not be accessible from the "outside". [Probably avoiding the battery-circuit to be used as a pathway for attack.] But if the battery compartment can only be accessed from the "inside", then you need a back-up key lock so you won't get locked out indefinitely when the batteries die.
Ok dude, the lock also doesnt protect from telepathic attacks or lightsabers so agreed, shit device. In real life youre dead meat when emperor palpatine comes to rob your house.
thats not how you make money, there needs to be a profit margin. 2 dollars for the keys, 25 dollars for the main piece, lets say 10 for advertising for each unit because they most likely are dropshipping it. $150 each unit easy profit with the taxes n shit
Normally I put myself in the lock picking lawyers scenarios, but this time I was imagining the lock picking lawyer having to use the gun straight out of the shower but luckily had his dimple rake on him so he was able to subdue the assailant
i dunno you get mugged when the weather is shit? guns are for self defense, it's annoying enough in videogames when a weapon only becomes useful in certain conditions i don't want that shit when my lifes on tyhe fucking line.
Yes, and I never search for firearms, firearm trigger locks, or lock picking. Maybe it's being pushed simply because of the 1,200,000+ subscriber count and the high-end hardware advertisements attached to the video...
UA-cam is liberal, so they are anti-gun. And they want to shove their views down your throat so they recommend this to everyone so they become anti-gun.
@@victormoniz8367 Couldn't have put it better. It's possible it's the algorithm shitting the bed but youtube's aggressively ideological, so I doubt it.
yeah, i'm guessing most gun lock owners buy them because they have to. it's a lot easier to just keep them out of view/reach of younger kids, and make sure older kids just know not to mess with them.
@@westernbrumby As always, gun laws vary a lot depending on which state you’re in. In some states, such laws are absent/lacking because they believe you should do what you want with your gun. In other states, such laws are lacking because its nearly impossible to get a gun in the first place.
The primary purpose of a trigger lock, for most people, is to keep their kids from getting to the gun. For that, I’d say it’s adequate. But I agree with your evaluation. And for $200 I’d certainly expect better quality.
@@mattrobs If your kid goes out of their way to bypass your means of preventing them to fire the gun, by researching a literal lock picking tutorial, to then shoot someone, there's more problems than the lock.
When I first watched this I thought “wow, eight seconds, so fast!” And now that I’ve watched more of LPL’s videos it’s more like “wow, it held out for eight whole seconds? That’s one of the best locks that’s ever been on this channel!”
Your videos are valuable consumer reviews that should spur these manufacturers to step up their game, and sell products worthy of their retail value. I'd love to be a fly on the wall at a corporate board meeting (better yet a shareholder meeting for those that are publicly traded) and watch jaws drop as you exploit the weaknesses of their products. If I were in charge of one of these companies I'd be sitting you down over an expensive lunch tomorrow, to offer a lucrative consulting contract about next-gen security, and how to get there.
If you did that, you'd see your profits decline substantially. The market for consumer grade locks that are genuinely pick resistant is minuscule - the vast majority of consumers are happy to buy locks that they *think* are secure, regardless of whether they actually are secure. That's why there are *so* many locks on the LPL's channel and why he has little trouble opening the vast majority of them.
@@hux2000 Your profits would decline substantially if you... provided a better product? You're either trolling out your ass or you legitimately have not run a business before. Or taken a marketing class. Or purchased anything before, actually. What kind of limp-dick excuse is it to not try to make your product better when it possesses extreme vulnerabilities? You'd be a terrible lock manufacturer.
cant help the sweaty hands, but I did have the idea of just using your thumb on your right hand to be the scan finger, a simple under-grip would natrually lay your thumb across the scanner, then you just pull away and boom, ready to go
I think he showed its design is as advertised. Not meant for security but preventing casual/quick access to children or unauthorized persons. Not meant as storage by itself. Like he said its pretty good but has room for improvement.
@@camostorm he said it's good if you don't have anything else xD that's a difference, this lock is a joke. When I was a child I used to temper with a lot of stuff around the house, I'm sure I'm not the only one, I would open that lock somehow even when I was 10.
@@m4rt1nDRK like I said casual or quick access. as in I can keep it on the desk or table near me. not leave it out for unfettered access to whomever to try and figure out how to defeat it. big difference. if you need something undefeatable then this is not for you. get a good safe or something. would I use it? probably not. first gen products are rarely good for the price. do i think its a complete joke? absolutely not, IF you use it for appropriate situations.
@@m4rt1nDRK I can't argue against that. In my place of business I often need to take my CCW off for a few minutes. I need a "secure" place to put it during that time. This would do for that. I use a biometric gunvault safe attached to my work station even though Its not as quick to access if I need it, but then my workplace isnt exactly somewhere you want to go looking for a gun fight lol. Top level competitive shooters are often near by. hahaha
Ilijas Ramic that’s why it’s more important to teach them to respect the weapon. My dad never had locks on his guns. I’d get whooped if I touched them without him
@@typhlosion4223 Yea. I know my dad always had a gun before. Because he would on weekends go to the mountain cabin. Around 20km away from civilization. He did not have a safe back then. But he though me how to use a gun. ( Just for fun) Because back then i was a child. OFC without the bullets in it. Later we would shoot on new year when he go to the cabin in mountains.. Back then he used to buy pistols and restore them and sell them back ofc with papers. Mostly makarovs and m1911's
@Thelondonbadger the real slick puppy is the pharmaceutical company that produces those drugs and sells them to pharamcies and has created an entire black market for super-drugs you can only get through government funded agencies. back in the day the worst thing you could do was heroin and your money went to the cartels, now you have junkies strung out on government fentanyl and your tax dollars go to chinese opium farmers
@@Cheesemonk3h You mean the Sackler family? Who have unleashed a plague of biblical proportions on mostly lower middle class people, and will almost certainly face no repercussions for doing so even though the evidence against them is damning and overwhelming?
@Thelondonbadger you're truly a fool if you believe this a dems vs republicans thing. We are all getting fucked, and whoever you vote for really doesn't matter all that much.
"a child could discharge the firearm with a thin object" Damn I can't even let children play with a loaded firearm and thin, probably sharp, objects now!?
Bad guy: *I'm breaking in to steal your stuff and kill* Me: *I will grab my gun secured with finger print lock* ...................... Me: *Licks chicken grease off finger and tries again.*
It's suggested that if anyone aims a gun at you that you are suppose to throw things at them. It distracts them long enough to react. So I would suggest just throwing the gun at them... then tackle them to the ground.
I think this might have a use as a "locked firearm" (technically) in areas where you need to have a concealed handgun permit to not have it locked or "unavailable" in your car. Though I wouldn't bet on it in court since many states say that it shouldn't be "readily available" and demonstrating how it works in court would probably show it to be readily available.
CA for example requires a “locked container” and then gives a definition of what they mean by locked container. I believe it goes something like a durable container that has a pad, combination or key lock, also included is a vehicle trunk and does not include the glove or center console. So I do believe the stop box would be a good option for Californians as it technically has a combination lock and would satisfy that requirement.
@@SyndicateOperative actually, I own one of these and have had numerous people try to open it with their fingers, so I can attest that it doesn’t just open for anyone. My index finger works time and time again with zero issues. Well worth the cost to keep it by my bedside.
yea just wipe your finger of your shirt, trouser, in bath towel.. no biggi.. if the Finger is your key then you know... its like if your key is fully smeard with something you will jam the traditional locks even harder..
@@xxxJesus666xxx even still it's still too much of a risk You keep a gun with you for unexpected moments so if I carry a gun it's got to be fast to unholster and shoot I won't rely on this thing or even a key lock to safe my life Have your gun ready to shoot at all times or you're going to get yourself killed If you have kids around just keep it with you at all times and teach them not to play with guns or knives I don't know how I feel about gun safes either since by time I've got the room, opened the safe, grabbed the gun I feel like I would be too late or I could forget the codelock lol Trust me think about a situation where you're going to need it you won't want to deal with a trigger lock, safety lock or an empty chamber, IMO best way is to have your gun fully loaded ready to fire and the only safety is yourself, guns don't fire them so don't touch the trigger till you shoot
@@lf2334 I don't. But lock making company heavily rely on their product reliability and since there is no such a thing that is a lock that can't be picked at all (except purely electronic) an extra flaw search by someone that know his craft may attract more customers to improved product. Many companies do that with other products, like drawing tablets, graphic cards, etc.
@@wailfulcrab I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm just saying that in the future you should phrase it as "I'm guessing", or "I think" rather than telling it as if it's a fact. This is how misinformation gets spread. Many people can be easily swayed by reading a simple comment and assume that it's fact. :)
If you look into LPL videos he actually did some tests onto locks sent by companies to him. Some use it as advertise and some to make improvements. It is pretty commom. His friend BosnianBill does the same.
It's not a random thing. It's specifically designed to open locks. You can easily get into the vast majority of locks with one. It's called a rake and tension bar. Besides. Your guns useless if it's locked. Don't give me that shit about your kids. Keep it on you or don't have one then at least not for home defense.
@@phuckyocouch9098 As a person without kids and no intention of having any, this is not a good take. What do you expect people to do, take their gun in the bathroom with them? What about when somebody breaks in and uses your gun to commit a felony? Yeah... guess who gets in trouble for that one? Locks are not just 'nice to have' for guns, they're pretty much mandatory. If you can't manage to find a good compromise you should not have guns.
@@cancelhandles as a person who blah blah. Amy time someone starts a sentence like that it's impossible yo take them seriously. I didn't say leave all your guns out. Almost all my guns are in a safe. Except my carry piece. I sleep next to it. And yes I take it to the bathroom. What do you think people who wear their gun out to eat do? Leave it at the dinner table? It's a responsibility. AMF if you're not equipped to hanfle the responsibility. Don't do it.
You could stick some felt tape above the fingerprint sensor, so that if your finger is wet you can dry it down in a hurry with a slight extra motion. Just an idea.
That is an interesting idea. Though you'd have to train yourself to build up muscle memory to wipe your finger. Otherwise, in a high-stress situation such as a home invasion, you could completely forget the felt pad is there. A person can also lose all of his or her fine motor skills when the adrenaline dumps. So I wonder if all of these movements are gross enough that the defender is not fumbling with the weapon.
@@bagnome I assume you'd practice shooting regularly, and keep the gun in this lock. If you lock it every time you're loading another mag or replacing a target, you're practising it at the same time as you're being especially safe. You'll have to replace the felt sometimes tho, because that stuff will get nasty over time.
@Caleb Imrie so your alternative is to 1. Keep loaded guns unlocked and littered throughout the house. Yeah thats a smart idea if you have kids or other people around Or 2. Locked up in a safe hidden somewhere hard to find/get to that takes a minute to pull out. Yeah thats a smart idea and burglars are totally cool with giving you 1-2 minutes to get your gun. Dont you know home invasions are like a game of hide and seek. Burgular breaks in. Counts to 60 then screams ready or not her i come a murderin'
@@phil2782 The other alternative is a safe, which makes it useless in home defence. This lock really is the best compromise, unless someone can get a safe lock that's as fast, as safe, but more reliable than this.
@@phil2782 The third alternative would be to solve the issue like in any other civilized country and simply not kill the burglar? Call the police and hit the guy with a frying pan. Works well enough. And even if he has a gun, surrendering to him and waiting for the police to save you is safer than a shootout.
Bad gun locks sell a lot better than good ones for a reason: people in certain states are required by law to buy them, so they intentionally buy the worst ones available.
The Swedish homeguard made an interresting lock for us when we used to have our service weapons stored at home. It was placed inside the chamber of the G3 and only accessible with a 90degree key from the magasine steering. It was designed to get stuck and destroy the weapon if brute force was used from the pipe or from the back. As far as I know no one managed to pick it.... I would have loved to see you give that a try!
@Marcelo Manteuffel I wish I still had it but I had to return it when they changed the rules about our service weapons. These days they are securely locked in at a very secure location in a very heavy safe. Like ridiculessly heavy, and with a key about 40 cm long and also very har d to pick because of that...
Seems pretty useless having your gun in a safe somewhere far off. Always loved the Nordic trend of servicemen keeping their rifles off duty. Do you guys have designated rendezvous locations to retrieve firepower in the event of a foreign invasion? Also how long of an estimate would you say on re-arming a sizable defense force? Asking for a friend no I won't blow up your munitions stores
@@Vaslaganum we could mobilize pretty fast, And if shit starts to get hot the rifles will be kept at home again to speed up our reaction time. I don't think I should be more specific just in case a dangerous spy reads this :)
@@Vaslaganum Dude we have to face the reality of the day and age we Live in. Crime in sweeden is... A lot worse than it used to be, for..... Reasons. That's all I'm gonna say. It's a sad truth, but it is the truth. Ignoring the truth because it may offend someone, is suicidal. Both on an individual and cultural level.
It wasn't a feature of the lock that it would get stuck and break the weapon. It was just so poorly designed that if you didn't treat it like a virgin girl, it would jam and you wouldn't be able to use the key to open it. You would have to either pick it or drill it out. That is, even with the key and being casually careful, you could actually jam it.
I mean have you ever met a teenager? Smart enough to open locks by copying what's shown on TV, dumb enough to fuck around with guns while with their friends. Teens, especially teenage boys, take so many risks, even if they would normally know otherwise, when around other teens or their friends. I really don't think anyone under the age of 25 should be handling guns without supervision and this lock is not going to keep out a teenager who wants to shoot a gun for fun or to impress their friends.
KATIEKATQwQ as a teenager who as also met lots a teenagers I can say not that many like the idea of messing around with a gun but the other things you said is right tho lol
@@neb4587 Maybe you aren't the one picking when you will be the target of home invasion. Also, what about if it's outside in the rain? Or maybe you were at the pool and your fingers are all wrinkley. Or maybe a drink you are holding is spilled.
on the other hand, this lock isn't meant to keep people with lockpicks out, it's just meant as an extra safety feature so that kids or just other people in general, cannot easily reach the gun's triggering mechanism. it's also again, made to get off fast.
PikariocrafTF 2 hey boss I hate to break it to u but if a kid wants to use this gun bad enough the literal first thing they’re going to do is UA-cam how to get this lock off, he said it himself “low skill entry method” I wouldn’t have this thing anywhere near my kids after they were say 10
MrBeenReady. 10 is old enough to understand the significance of how serious a firearm is. Ignorant kids kill themselves and their parents are why they were ignorant.
@@blahblah8037 Kids can develop malicious intent by the age of 10, im not talking about a kid that knows better, im talking about a sociopathic kid or a kid who just wants to use a gun for any nefarious reason.
Yeah, the problem with fingerprint locks like this one is that the fingerprint technology alone can be worth like 40 to 100 dollars (depending on scanner quality and whatnot) , so they have to allow some shortcomings on the other parts of the lock to not make it absurdly expensive. Once technology like this becomes more common and inexpensive, locks like this would be cool, but right now I agree with you that almost none of them are worth it
I feel this lock is not meant to prevent intrusive people from access but more as something to prevent the trigger from getting hooked on something while storing. While keeping fast deployments in emergency
Aka.. a holster😂😂😂 they aren't just for carrying the sidearm so that you don't have to shove it in your waist band. They protect and cover the trigger so that it's impossible to accidentally pull the trigger. Important when carrying with 1 in the chamber and no safety like alot of popular sidearms are configured
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This is why I always shower holding one hand outside the shower so it never gets wet. I haven’t washed my trigger finger in five years.
What kind of a trigger are we talking?
Why dont you just shower holding the gun outside the shower in one hand?
@@jaypro2240 well if you want to be extreme about it. 🙄
@@jaypro2240 you guys dont have a shower gun with wall mounted water proof holster? What about a 38 snub duct taped to the toilet tank lid?
@@joemerlin152 😂😂😂😂
Man you're the reason I have trust issues. I can't lock my bike up anywhere without the paranoia that some lockpicking god out there is gonna steal it
Many times i see people go my bike is stolen. They holding up a $10 walmart lock that was cut lol.
He has videos on locks that were good though, check them out.
xavier valdez *** hey, he is a “lawyer”... can’t you trust lawyers? Nope , not police either? Good for you. But now you know “who is gonna get you!”
The fact that the cordless angle grinder exists means that no bike lock is safe.
xavier valdez tbh I wouldn’t worry unless your in a really scetchy place. Most would be thefts are turned away by a lock of any kind anyways, and 95 percent of those who aren’t are probably not that knowledgeable about lockpicking or wouldn’t take out a lockpicking kit in public, they would rather break it with wire cutters or something in a hit and run style.
"Between this and nothing" is not the kind of argument you want to hear for a $199 lock
Cheaper locks are available
@@Speed001 totally the point. I'd like a full security guarantee from a lock that can cost more than some guns
Especially from a guy that picks locks with legos
I think it depends on its purpose. Which is mainly focused on that it can be accessed in rapid succession, but still providing protection against opportunity thieves. The cheap lock should be replaced with a 4 digit key code though
What guns are sub 200 dollars lol hi point 22s
Pro-Tip: Throw the lock at the intruder before firing for extra damage.
Lol And to buys yourself time to dry your finger!
@@UpUpDnDnLtRtLtRtBAStart but if his finger was wet how would he get the lock off?
@@cowhydrodynamics just throw it with the gun attached duh
@@cosmicblast8214 but then you wouldn’t have a gun
@@cowhydrodynamics shit you've bamboozled that plan then
right now I have the very secure "no ammo" mechanism, and it really works to prevent me from going to the range.
Glad I stocked way up long time ago. Got a free place to go. 300 yrds, still not going till prices drop way down.
@@treeguyable
I bought a few boxes of gold dots, future lesson to me never shoot all your carry ammo, you never know when it might be unavailable.
Well California is trying to make this the natural state of gun owners. And Biden will try the same if The D doesn't win in court.
@@DarthPoyner ny has laws where it is 100% illegal for a ny citezen to buy ammo from large scale out of state retailer. This includes stores like walmart and ofher large business'
I have tons of ammo since the beginning of the Obama administration. I even have pounds of reloading powder. I don’t consider myself a proper just a guy who likes to shoot and I don’t like to worry about bullets being in stock.
Imagine spending hundreds of thousands on R&D to make an advanced gun lock and some dude just fingers your lock for 8 seconds and it opens
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I can tell you're new around here. We've seen him bypass gun locks using lego in less time.
The Dutchinator you wrote that like it's a chastity belt lmao
I buy one of your locks and fingerd it open in 8 second, can i get a refund >
That's what happens when you decide to cheap out, go Chinese and try to live the capitalist dream! The lock company deserves to be shit on for that
Just saw an ad for this in Facebook, full of glowing praise. Gladly linked Your Video in the comments
Damn mad lad
@@creepersteve5095 i because there's peak cringe to find
Mans do be on dem facebook adds tho
Creeper steve not everyone is 11 years old like you are.
LOL
Intruder: *Enters my bathroom*
Me: "Wait, hold on a second!!"
Me: Starts raking the hell out of the lock as fast as I can
You wake long before he enters your bedroom because the door was replaced with a more secure door, and you have a better security lock on it than on the front of your house, so intruder enters your bedroom, after you have ordered them to leave ... they did not, so they are an actual life threat and you respond appropriately to stop the threat.
Looks like the bathroom defense logic is to just take the lock off while you're in the shower then put it back on once you're dry? Guess that means you need a good lock on the bathroom door to keep any kids (and also intruders) away from the gun in the mean time. XD
Filth
@@adamcetinkent are you on drugs?
@@Silversiren28 I use the axe to get the gun and then I run away
this one has a severe weak spot, that little square part in the middle can open the lock if you just put your finger on it.
I actually got confused on this comment. Was this a joke or like is there literally a failure point in it? If it was a joke then it flew over my head.
@@0rphaneye so the joke flew over my head then lmao nice
His finger*
@@SobboMonkeVR uh because that's the real way that ur supposed to open the lock with
@@Ikouy im explaining the joke lol wtf
Here I thought he was going to do some delicate picking magic. He literally fingered the lock and it came off like it was nothing
Now I have to try that on every lock I buy.
Pretty sure there is still enough picking magic/skill involved. He just knows what he is doing so he can do it fast. If an untrained person like me would try that I would probably fail.
@@SangerZonvolt Raking involves a low amount of skill. You probably could if you tried.
Is there a method to his penetration techniques?
@@Robot404_ ask ur mom lmao
I mean if i can’t shoot some targets immediately after coming out of the shower, what’s even the point?
Reading this with Lars' voice made this funnier for some reason
This is the most american thing..
Man, you really must hate your bathroom furniture...
@@Concerned_Custodian nah, it's missing some oil and burgers. If it had those (and an obligatory eagle screech), then it would be almost on par with Team America...
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I appreciate the consideration for lefties! So many designs for handheld devices just forget that we exist.
What is a leftie??
@@kidd32888 a person whose left hand is the dominant one.
it's possible to fire a gun (and do most other things) with the left hand instead of the right, but this fingerprint lock is made so that it can only be opened easily with the right hand.
@@carinajuliet3148 That is because you can learn to play an upside down right handed guitar. Learning to shoot off handed is different.
I'm still not convinced that you do exist
@@C20F OTOH, a fingerprint sensor costs less than $10 (retail) and adding a second one from the get-go would be trivial.
Everybody gangsta until you hear your child saying: one is loose two is binding...
I kind of did that in thrid grade. Read popular mechanics article and went to the basement ground down some banding straps. Took and hr to learned how to pick padlock, deadbolt took couple days.. mouted it in a 2x6 and took it to school for show and tell. 😣
"hey where'd my firearm go?!"
@@maxbrister9777 not necessarily commits crime but sure
@@maxbrister9777 Dumbest explanation of the word i ever seen Lmaao
@@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153 how so? You explain then
Kid: sees his parent’s gun
Also kid: pulls out tension wrench and rake
Hahahaha
I have kids like that my guns are in a safe in the living room wall , they wont even try
Kid: think I’m gonna use my wiper insert for top of the key way tension
Toddler: *busts out 500-tool lockpicking kit* it's showtime.
Don't underestimate the creativity of a child
"Can be opened quickly with low skill racking attacks"
Me: surely you're exaggerating
*picks it in less 6 seconds
*with low skill attack
He did say this lock was fast.
All gun locks are overpriced pieces of trash.
You must be new here.
Nope, with a truly great lock this thing would be perfect, sadly greed caused the manufacturer to chose a cheap lock rather than an over-engineered high quality lock
Some people are laughing about kids opening something with a rake, but as a kid I would stick a wavey plastic ripcord (from a spinning toy) into any lock I could reach. It popped all the door locks in the house. Kids don’t need actual lock picks to be able to rake a lock.
BEYBLADE LET IT PICK
If my child is knowledgeable enough to do a rake attack I'd hope he's smart enough to not play with a firearm.
don't have guns lying around please. it's dangerous.
superkrabban
Guns? Dangerous? Inconceivable
When I was 10 I opened a lock with a paperclip. I remember it was being sold as a high security lock. I just jammed the paperclip in there and it opened. lol
Shoving a bit of thin metal in there and jiggling it around like you see them do on TV hardly requires a lot of intelligence. Proper tension seems less likely but doesn't sound entirely crazy since they're trying to get the lock to turn anyway.
@@SuperMarkusparkus Or just ban them altogether (Excluding hunting rifles). What kind of civilian needs a military grade assault rifle? Edit: This is just an opinion in the form of a suggestion, I'm not saying I'm right and you don't have to agree with me. I respect your opinion and hopefully you respect mine.
I'm no longer replying to comments unless you have a good argument I haven't covered yet.
0:39 You simply hold the gun as you would normally hold it.
*Holds it sideways like a real gangsta*
Mah Man lol.
thats just to show the camera
@@louismahon6834It's a joke...
@@louismahon6834 r/woooosh
Still Dre popped right up in my head as I read that comment.
the gangs learned that from watching tv shows
It looks like it flexes enough that you could basically just wrench it right off the gun.
Yeah, that's the biggest issue I see with this. Anyone with a few minutes is going to have more than enough time to just snap that off without even attacking the lock
That's what I thought he was going to do
Smacking this hard on a ridged table, I bet it will break
One concern for kids, would the position they put the gun when trying to pry it open. Seems like it could be easily pointing to their face when prying it from the front
@@mikemx55 By looking at it the easiest way to pry it off is to do it from the side by pulling the lock open with brute force.
Imagine kidnapping him and hearing "hey guys this is the lockpicking lawyer, and today we will be testing out my kidnappers tying and locking abilities"
🤣🤣🤣
- he escapes -
Now lets do it again so you can see that it was not a fluke
- he ties himself up -
The kidnappers will be too amazed at his skills & forget about the red & blue lights approaching of the police department
@@clearcreek69considering this video the police might be the least of their problems
There is a similar video. Search "lpl hoot"
Imagine asking yourself the question:
"Did you remember to charge your lock?"
Imagine realising it takes a coin cell battery that can last for literal years. Why do you think the fingerprint sensor is literally a button? It won't power on unless you press it.
You're mentioning the battery makes me wonder if there's a way to defeat this lock by accessing or manipulating the battery somewhere. Interesting.
@@supermaster2012 As a firearms guy. The thought of mixing a firearm with a trigger lock that's electric, is kind of worrying. A false sense of security that will just slow you down in a home defence situation if not probably malfunction or not open if something intrudes with its electrical functions. Call me old school, a mechanical safe does the job perfectly. At least I know where the key is. And that the key will turn and open the lock if I need it to. No compromises. My comment highlights the device's absurdity to it's most basic form and reliance of power, to express how stupid it is. I understand it's application. But I despise the fact that it tries to innovate in a field where innovation is not needed. As the orthodox way of weapons storage will remain king. But I'm sure there will be an internet keyboard warrior who plays with his katana everyday while he watches john wick parabellum with the "uhm actually" altercations.
@@lyingeyes5579 The key will turn and open the lock if you need it to, unless the lock rusts, key wears down,.. etc.. mechanical parts have their own problems that can leave you in the dark as well. I'd say reliability is about even with electronic locks.
@@beardsntools Definitely not. That shitbox with wires and a chip is definitely not as reliable as a mechanical firearm safe.
Netflix: Are you still watching?
Someone's daughter: 4:09
"As you can see, that was pretty darn fast."
i know this is a reused joke but it never fails to make me laugh my ass off lmao
That was unexpected
didnt watched full vid and red some comments while listening
LMAO
DeluXe I just finished watching thatart😂😂😂
@@N3Knowledge that what she said
By curious adolescent, he's probably referring to himself as a teenager.
Seriously. As a former kid, I've known plenty. Not a single one knew how to pick locks, much less dimple locks. And of they did, I'm sure their parents wouldn't be oblivious to their child's unusual skill set.
@@AmateurContendr when they're the crappy wide open keyways its easy, i used to do it as a kid
@@AmateurContendr well, then you never had any crafty/curious friends. Me and a lot of friends I had could pick or destroy locks.
@@matheusmoreira9951 anyone can pick a lock I picked one by sticking a paper clip in with it bent so it could open it up. Worked completely. it’s not hard to do but you just have to know
@@AmateurContendr this was the only form of lock picking i knew as a kid, because it's brainless and self taught. any kid trying to break into something might be able to pull that off with some paper clips or a bobby pin.
The lock after the dimple rake: 🤰🏽
WTF
“These cheap Chinese dimple locks”
Pow you kicked that company right in the nuts!
putting a backup key lock on it kinda defeats the propose of a finger print scanner. Can't pick a scanner, but boy is it easy to pick a regular lock.
@@LegDayLas you can trick a scanner, depending on the design. LPL has had videos where he tricks a fingerprint scanner by opening the cover and messing with the circuit
@@fireice8828 yes, in other words adding a key lock doubles the possible entry methods. your point? Adding the backup makes the lock far less secure.
@@LegDayLas --- I know nothing about locks, but if this is designed the way key-pad safes are designed, then the batteries needed to run the scanner may not be accessible from the "outside". [Probably avoiding the battery-circuit to be used as a pathway for attack.] But if the battery compartment can only be accessed from the "inside", then you need a back-up key lock so you won't get locked out indefinitely when the batteries die.
No comment remember the fingerprint working , confirmation bias/atentionspan ? , recurring in majority of comment sections .
>repeatedly jams metal in
>"that doesnt seem to be-"
>*click*
Her father: what are your intentions
with my daughter
Me: 4:09
Labeeb Hossain wow by fae the best comment in a gomment section full of American gun freaks
Astaghfirallah
Labeeb Hossain 2:03
most underrated comment ever lmao
I laughed xD
esa cerradura fue muy fácil de abrir y tengo experiencia en esto, no quiero presumir pero yo jugué Skyrim
Jugue dying light (tiene un sistema de cerraduras igualita) y cuando empeze a jugar skyrim estaba abriendo las cerraduras muy rapido xD
Yo jugué fallout 3 😝🤑🤑
Fingerprint scanning my wet finger: "I've never seen this man in my life"
GetFoched identify your self n***a
GetFoched that’s funny😂😂
@@ethan-se6yq other guys comment is funnier
litty.chungus 1 stfu
Why would it be wet ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Imagine stopping the sales of a company, costing it millions just with a 5 minute video.
JAmes BoND 007 they sent it to him
@@elimcneely7118 Probably good Research and Development for them
fk em if its a shit product.
@Evi1M4chine I refuse to buy the newer smart phones because they are so over priced compared to older or used ones.
@Monotech2.0 And how are you watching this if you think a landline is closer to being better? 🤣
This is the nicest thing he's ever said about a lock.
Joseph ZACK are you allowed to be on the internet in America?
@@YOUCEFPAIN "and Asian eyelids if they african ethnicity" oh boi I got some news for you.
@@YOUCEFPAIN Islam is a lie and mohammad was a pedophile
@@alldayi1664 same as priests...
@@aaronhpa good thing i agree then huh? Lol
in a real confrontation your hands are likely covered with sweat, you're dead meat with this lock.
Exactly. Pile of crap. No-Lock gun security is ALWAYS the best.
Or in the rain
Or if you have blood on your hands
Sounds like you are living in war zone.
Ok dude, the lock also doesnt protect from telepathic attacks or lightsabers so agreed, shit device. In real life youre dead meat when emperor palpatine comes to rob your house.
i work at a sporting goods store, even at 75% off these things didnt sell
“Sporting goods”
*AMERICA 100*
@@fredaldridge9001 what do they say across the pond?
@@zoglou7141 good point
@@zoglou7141 yes they do, gun sports are not unique to America. We just have more guns.
@@zoglou7141 yeah i live in finland and we totally dont have guns in sports equipment stores
Cost of the product:
-100 dollars for the design
-90 dollar for the material
-10 dollar for the keys,
@Cameron Bidan gotta minus the penny for your thoughts 😂
You didn't pay a tax, bitch!
thats not how you make money, there needs to be a profit margin. 2 dollars for the keys, 25 dollars for the main piece, lets say 10 for advertising for each unit because they most likely are dropshipping it. $150 each unit easy profit with the taxes n shit
RoyisDaBEST I was exaggerating.
RoyisDaBEST he was making a joke, you don’t have to take it literally, but your explanation does seem very accurate
Normally I put myself in the lock picking lawyers scenarios, but this time I was imagining the lock picking lawyer having to use the gun straight out of the shower but luckily had his dimple rake on him so he was able to subdue the assailant
when you call the lawyer to get out of jail, and he comes with a lock pick...
imagine spending hundreds on a lock just for it to not work in the rain.
Thats why its cheap plastic so you can smash it with a rock while your gun easily survives that blow
@@danielstokker thing is a kid could just smash it into the floor defeating the point
@@mrtortoise3766 Right? At this point, why even pretend that you care about gun safety?
Why would it need to work in the rain? It’s a gun lock. What gun lock is better?
i dunno you get mugged when the weather is shit?
guns are for self defense, it's annoying enough in videogames when a weapon only becomes useful in certain conditions i don't want that shit when my lifes on tyhe fucking line.
Me: someone who has no gun or doesn't search up gun videos
UA-cam: HEY WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE THIS GUN TRIGGER LOCK GET PICKED?
yep that's why im here haha
What about locks? This is a lock picking guy
Not really guns
Blah Blah if it’s not for a gun what else would this be for
Yeah, secretly it was about the fact that you wanted to get into some shady shit... Not the gun~
Pick well, friends.
"I have a gun, I can shoot you! What do you have?"
"A glass of water"
wow! good job for making it political!
@Ayush Khanal well that was a simple way of saying you dislike cops
Ayush Khanal why couldn’t you just say person 😂
Oh god
Locks: “Am i a joke to you??”
TheLockPickingLawyer: “Yes.”
@fukuweebsnfurries animeistrash what
Funny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@Official_Goku u forgot @nobodygivesashit
@@xx955 There was a guy that had the youtube name BUt he deleted the comment
This is just showing up in EVERYBODY'S recommended now isnt it lol
Ja
Yes, and I never search for firearms, firearm trigger locks, or lock picking. Maybe it's being pushed simply because of the 1,200,000+ subscriber count and the high-end hardware advertisements attached to the video...
UA-cam is liberal, so they are anti-gun. And they want to shove their views down your throat so they recommend this to everyone so they become anti-gun.
@@victormoniz8367 You are.... On the right right track. It's a bit more complicated than that, but you're not wrong either.
@@victormoniz8367 Couldn't have put it better. It's possible it's the algorithm shitting the bed but youtube's aggressively ideological, so I doubt it.
“My parents arent home..”
*Five Minutes Later*
4:07
😂😂😂
What she said: 4:18
the real mvp
Did I just get it right !!??? Dirty minded !??
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😆😆😆🤣
This man has a point.
LPL: *pulls out rake pick*
Me: Oooohh, so it's easy
In starting to feel like these kicks aren't meant to actually be ultra secure. They seem to be made solely to comply with gun lock regulation.
yeah, i'm guessing most gun lock owners buy them because they have to. it's a lot easier to just keep them out of view/reach of younger kids, and make sure older kids just know not to mess with them.
Which makes you wonder, why are gun lock regulations so lacking?
@@westernbrumby As always, gun laws vary a lot depending on which state you’re in. In some states, such laws are absent/lacking because they believe you should do what you want with your gun. In other states, such laws are lacking because its nearly impossible to get a gun in the first place.
The primary purpose of a trigger lock, for most people, is to keep their kids from getting to the gun. For that, I’d say it’s adequate. But I agree with your evaluation. And for $200 I’d certainly expect better quality.
What if you have kids who have access to UA-cam 😅
@@mattrobs If your kid goes out of their way to bypass your means of preventing them to fire the gun, by researching a literal lock picking tutorial, to then shoot someone, there's more problems than the lock.
Her: babe be gentle it's my first time
Me: 4:10
8 second
That was pretty darn fast
😂
sloppy seconds!
Then he rolls over and has a cigarette
What every American worries about, "What happens if I need my gun right after getting out of the shower???"
really. what american doesn't take a loaded gun into the shower?
@@adamf663 thank you, what are these people doing with their lives, that make them in stainless for that very reason I like to think
I think the wetness may have been a metaphor? I'm not sure but any liquid would render using this difficult.
@@thomasoates2112 for instance, blood
also you can literally just dry your finger on basically anything and it works again
When I first watched this I thought “wow, eight seconds, so fast!” And now that I’ve watched more of LPL’s videos it’s more like “wow, it held out for eight whole seconds? That’s one of the best locks that’s ever been on this channel!”
It's kinda like bullriding I guess. If you can make 8 seconds, you're doing good. lol
It only took 8 seconds because he wasn't using a dimple rake, but a normal rake. A dimple rake likely would have that open in 1-2 seconds.
I see you’ve been watching his MasterLock videos…
Sadly the wet finger drawback is a common issue with most fingerprint sensors. I can never unlock my phone right out of the shower
All capacitive based FP sensor will have this issue, water will induce capacitive on the surface, so do your skin so the sensor can't distinguish it
They should make one with Face ID
Lord Farquaad I sense sarcasm
I often fail to unlock my phone with fingerprint because my hands are always moist unless I sit in a room with air conditioner
Switch from the stupid fingerprint to the 6 digit code for Unlocking your iPhone
Your videos are valuable consumer reviews that should spur these manufacturers to step up their game, and sell products worthy of their retail value. I'd love to be a fly on the wall at a corporate board meeting (better yet a shareholder meeting for those that are publicly traded) and watch jaws drop as you exploit the weaknesses of their products. If I were in charge of one of these companies I'd be sitting you down over an expensive lunch tomorrow, to offer a lucrative consulting contract about next-gen security, and how to get there.
EXACTLY, my same thoughts
The lock is on the meeting room door. Goal is that he comes in late
@@teresar6348 "Nothing on 1, 2 is binding..."
If you did that, you'd see your profits decline substantially. The market for consumer grade locks that are genuinely pick resistant is minuscule - the vast majority of consumers are happy to buy locks that they *think* are secure, regardless of whether they actually are secure. That's why there are *so* many locks on the LPL's channel and why he has little trouble opening the vast majority of them.
@@hux2000 Your profits would decline substantially if you... provided a better product?
You're either trolling out your ass or you legitimately have not run a business before. Or taken a marketing class. Or purchased anything before, actually.
What kind of limp-dick excuse is it to not try to make your product better when it possesses extreme vulnerabilities? You'd be a terrible lock manufacturer.
Everyone with a fingerprint scanner on their phone knows the frustrations of a little moisture on the fingertips.
Not on an s10
@@astraea7118 wdym mine always reads my fingerprint and never fails
You might need to shower more often then. JK I’ve never used the s10 but I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s better than my old iPhone.
Should try being a climber, fingerprint scanners literally do not work lol
Jordan lol fingerprint scanners it’s all about the Face ID
By "low skill attack" I didn't think he was going to just beat it open...
Me, left handed and with sweaty hands: Well...🦆uck
You heard of ducks, now get ready for duckuck
@@aoutulnabipurna1333 based on how it sounds: they let other ducks fertilize their hens eggs.
cant help the sweaty hands, but I did have the idea of just using your thumb on your right hand to be the scan finger, a simple under-grip would natrually lay your thumb across the scanner, then you just pull away and boom, ready to go
🦆uck
Wtf, why did that make such a loud duck quack noise in my head when I read that?
I like how he does this with a calm voice while some designer is kicking the door in now that his design has been debunked in a 5 min vid lol
I think he showed its design is as advertised. Not meant for security but preventing casual/quick access to children or unauthorized persons. Not meant as storage by itself. Like he said its pretty good but has room for improvement.
@@camostorm he said it's good if you don't have anything else xD that's a difference, this lock is a joke. When I was a child I used to temper with a lot of stuff around the house, I'm sure I'm not the only one, I would open that lock somehow even when I was 10.
@@m4rt1nDRK like I said casual or quick access. as in I can keep it on the desk or table near me. not leave it out for unfettered access to whomever to try and figure out how to defeat it. big difference. if you need something undefeatable then this is not for you. get a good safe or something. would I use it? probably not. first gen products are rarely good for the price. do i think its a complete joke? absolutely not, IF you use it for appropriate situations.
@@camostorm I agree, tbh a high shelf would be better than this lock HAHA
@@m4rt1nDRK I can't argue against that. In my place of business I often need to take my CCW off for a few minutes. I need a "secure" place to put it during that time. This would do for that. I use a biometric gunvault safe attached to my work station even though Its not as quick to access if I need it, but then my workplace isnt exactly somewhere you want to go looking for a gun fight lol. Top level competitive shooters are often near by. hahaha
instuctions not clear
i shot myself trying to get it off with a bobby pin
Instruction't
I landed a trickshot and blew up my school with bobby pin
@Osama bin laden Sir, he is our secret agent.
@@isismember-sucidepilot7292 Yes, sir. Reporting for duty.
@Osama bin laden Yes sir. It was. That's why he used a semi-auto.
@@isismember-sucidepilot7292 I miss home. Full auto everywhere. Not these stupid semi-autos. No supressor needed. ahh the good old days.
I love how it's so bad that it's NOT fast enough to be accessed in extreme situation, and fast enough for someone else to steal it.
How about hammer test. Im not joking. or flat screwdriver test.
yeah, when he started to twist/pry on it, it looked like an adult could just wrist/bend the thing right off the gun.
@@WaffleShortage Yea i saw that too i was like. Im pretty sure a kid can open it with a flat screwdriver
@@WaffleShortage
or just smack it on a counter, floor or a rock
Ilijas Ramic that’s why it’s more important to teach them to respect the weapon. My dad never had locks on his guns. I’d get whooped if I touched them without him
@@typhlosion4223 Yea. I know my dad always had a gun before. Because he would on weekends go to the mountain cabin. Around 20km away from civilization. He did not have a safe back then. But he though me how to use a gun. ( Just for fun) Because back then i was a child. OFC without the bullets in it. Later we would shoot on new year when he go to the cabin in mountains.. Back then he used to buy pistols and restore them and sell them back ofc with papers. Mostly makarovs and m1911's
A hospital I was employed at used a similar reader to limit access to drug supplies. It was quite unreliable.
@Thelondonbadger
Yep, junkies won't even sit down for a few minutes and watch Utube. 🤔
@Thelondonbadger yep if you make it to damn hard to break into they will just attack those they think can
@Thelondonbadger the real slick puppy is the pharmaceutical company that produces those drugs and sells them to pharamcies and has created an entire black market for super-drugs you can only get through government funded agencies. back in the day the worst thing you could do was heroin and your money went to the cartels, now you have junkies strung out on government fentanyl and your tax dollars go to chinese opium farmers
@@Cheesemonk3h You mean the Sackler family? Who have unleashed a plague of biblical proportions on mostly lower middle class people, and will almost certainly face no repercussions for doing so even though the evidence against them is damning and overwhelming?
@Thelondonbadger you're truly a fool if you believe this a dems vs republicans thing. We are all getting fucked, and whoever you vote for really doesn't matter all that much.
*gets into the lock within seconds with basic tools* "I think there's room for improvement here"
This man is just teaching us how to break into things, then we will have to call a lockpickinglawyer
I could imagine left-handed people grabbing the lock itself and unlocking it with a thumb on the right hand while removing the lock.
"a child could discharge the firearm with a thin object"
Damn I can't even let children play with a loaded firearm and thin, probably sharp, objects now!?
what is in your childs pockets right now and what have they got in their hidden spots around their room
lol trolley back packs have those in side there closing mechanism
lol you can use paperclip to pick this lock easily
_FUCKIN' NANNY STATE_
Play with guns? Idk seems like a good way to get shot
Bad guy: *I'm breaking in to steal your stuff and kill*
Me: *I will grab my gun secured with finger print lock*
......................
Me: *Licks chicken grease off finger and tries again.*
haha
@Jeff C no u
It's suggested that if anyone aims a gun at you that you are suppose to throw things at them. It distracts them long enough to react. So I would suggest just throwing the gun at them... then tackle them to the ground.
Licks spit off finger and tries again.
*and kill*
I think this might have a use as a "locked firearm" (technically) in areas where you need to have a concealed handgun permit to not have it locked or "unavailable" in your car. Though I wouldn't bet on it in court since many states say that it shouldn't be "readily available" and demonstrating how it works in court would probably show it to be readily available.
CA for example requires a “locked container” and then gives a definition of what they mean by locked container. I believe it goes something like a durable container that has a pad, combination or key lock, also included is a vehicle trunk and does not include the glove or center console. So I do believe the stop box would be a good option for Californians as it technically has a combination lock and would satisfy that requirement.
I hate this guy!
- Said Every Lock Company
They should love him tho, for testing their products for free.
@@allrad4911 But he makes the information public, meaning the products might be bought less
LOCK COMPANIES HATE HIM!!!!
Said every lock company that doesn't want to step up its game.
Lock companies hate him!
Get into any lock with this one easy trick!
If you're a left handed just point the gun toward you 😆
No not at all
Modern problems require Modern solutions
Stfu
I am left handed
screw designing things with left handed people in mind only 10% is left handed it's a waste of money
That moment when you wake up to see a man in a mask quickly raking your gunlock
You mean hop out of the shower and have useless, wet hands.
*lock*: harder, baby.
Problem with fingerprint scanners is that they'll open for nearly anyone. They're *really* unreliable.
@@SyndicateOperative actually, I own one of these and have had numerous people try to open it with their fingers, so I can attest that it doesn’t just open for anyone. My index finger works time and time again with zero issues. Well worth the cost to keep it by my bedside.
"Are you still watching Netflix?"
Someones daughter: 4:10
Yup
😂😂😂😂😂
"It doesn't work if your finger is wet, like if you just got out of the shower" - Oscar Pistorious should have bought one
Girl: What can you do?
Me: 2:03
than proceed to 4:09
Me ten seconds later: 4:09
Omg so ridiculous haha
@@harrod19 omg so ridiculous haha
Im dead lmaoo
Me: *Washing my hands*
*Robber in the house*
Me "Wait I need to dry my hands!!"
Easy. Just tape a bit of cloth above the fingerprint reader so you can wipe your finger dry.
@@omgpickle Love the creativity lmao
yea just wipe your finger of your shirt, trouser, in bath towel.. no biggi.. if the Finger is your key then you know... its like if your key is fully smeard with something you will jam the traditional locks even harder..
@@xxxJesus666xxx even still it's still too much of a risk
You keep a gun with you for unexpected moments so if I carry a gun it's got to be fast to unholster and shoot
I won't rely on this thing or even a key lock to safe my life
Have your gun ready to shoot at all times or you're going to get yourself killed
If you have kids around just keep it with you at all times and teach them not to play with guns or knives
I don't know how I feel about gun safes either since by time I've got the room, opened the safe, grabbed the gun I feel like I would be too late or I could forget the codelock lol
Trust me think about a situation where you're going to need it you won't want to deal with a trigger lock, safety lock or an empty chamber, IMO best way is to have your gun fully loaded ready to fire and the only safety is yourself, guns don't fire them so don't touch the trigger till you shoot
@@Xighor this kinda look is in my opinion some sort of: gun under the pillow situation.
"The company suggests to use the key but I haven't had a lot of luck with that", but he can pick a complex lock in 20 seconds...
he's talking about prying the cover off with the key, which is too dull and thick.
Man just casually has a Kimber 1911 along with several nice AR-15s and a custom built SBR AK. I wanna see his full collection lol.
That threaded barrel is gorgeous too.
Don't forget remington from his review on gun lock for shotgun on police cruiser
His skills are amazing and he has guns so personally I would love him on my team in a zombie apocalypse or something lmao
You think my mans is out here picking locked and not paranoid?😂
MS-DOS project and your pfp is a floppy disk, are you a computer person?
Man lock makers just need to use you as a consultant
In many cases, thats why they send things to him as well as for any famous locksmiths , not for promotion, but for free flaw search.
@@wailfulcrab Do you have proof of this statement?
@@lf2334 I don't. But lock making company heavily rely on their product reliability and since there is no such a thing that is a lock that can't be picked at all (except purely electronic) an extra flaw search by someone that know his craft may attract more customers to improved product. Many companies do that with other products, like drawing tablets, graphic cards, etc.
@@wailfulcrab I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm just saying that in the future you should phrase it as "I'm guessing", or "I think" rather than telling it as if it's a fact. This is how misinformation gets spread. Many people can be easily swayed by reading a simple comment and assume that it's fact. :)
If you look into LPL videos he actually did some tests onto locks sent by companies to him. Some use it as advertise and some to make improvements. It is pretty commom. His friend BosnianBill does the same.
We bringing him to the area 51 raid
Lmmfao no bs
What a bust that was
Jacob Bohnenkamp fact
Im from the future and 2000 went to the raid, 200 made it to the gate and 0 made it in
It almost seems like this lock would be defeated by one or two hard swats with a carpenter's hammer. (Very much like your average padlock.)
You could literally pry it off with a screwdriver.
Blood on your hands from attacker.
Lock: good luck.
Or if you're bloody from whacking someone with an axe you're SOL for finishing them off with your locked gun.
You just use the keys
I expect a video of picking fortnox in under a minute, within a month
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Fast forward a couple years into the future and this guy is going to be able to open locks by merely T-posing on them.
If your gun lock gets undone by randomly shoving a thing up the lock and sliding it up and down, you need a better gun lock.
It's not a random thing. It's specifically designed to open locks. You can easily get into the vast majority of locks with one. It's called a rake and tension bar.
Besides. Your guns useless if it's locked. Don't give me that shit about your kids. Keep it on you or don't have one then at least not for home defense.
@@phuckyocouch9098 As a person without kids and no intention of having any, this is not a good take. What do you expect people to do, take their gun in the bathroom with them? What about when somebody breaks in and uses your gun to commit a felony? Yeah... guess who gets in trouble for that one? Locks are not just 'nice to have' for guns, they're pretty much mandatory. If you can't manage to find a good compromise you should not have guns.
@@cancelhandles as a person who blah blah. Amy time someone starts a sentence like that it's impossible yo take them seriously. I didn't say leave all your guns out. Almost all my guns are in a safe. Except my carry piece. I sleep next to it. And yes I take it to the bathroom. What do you think people who wear their gun out to eat do? Leave it at the dinner table? It's a responsibility. AMF if you're not equipped to hanfle the responsibility. Don't do it.
“For when you don’t like bullets but you still need a club”.
You could stick some felt tape above the fingerprint sensor, so that if your finger is wet you can dry it down in a hurry with a slight extra motion.
Just an idea.
That is an interesting idea. Though you'd have to train yourself to build up muscle memory to wipe your finger. Otherwise, in a high-stress situation such as a home invasion, you could completely forget the felt pad is there. A person can also lose all of his or her fine motor skills when the adrenaline dumps. So I wonder if all of these movements are gross enough that the defender is not fumbling with the weapon.
@@bagnome I assume you'd practice shooting regularly, and keep the gun in this lock. If you lock it every time you're loading another mag or replacing a target, you're practising it at the same time as you're being especially safe. You'll have to replace the felt sometimes tho, because that stuff will get nasty over time.
@Caleb Imrie so your alternative is to 1. Keep loaded guns unlocked and littered throughout the house.
Yeah thats a smart idea if you have kids or other people around
Or
2. Locked up in a safe hidden somewhere hard to find/get to that takes a minute to pull out.
Yeah thats a smart idea and burglars are totally cool with giving you 1-2 minutes to get your gun. Dont you know home invasions are like a game of hide and seek. Burgular breaks in. Counts to 60 then screams ready or not her i come a murderin'
@@phil2782 The other alternative is a safe, which makes it useless in home defence.
This lock really is the best compromise, unless someone can get a safe lock that's as fast, as safe, but more reliable than this.
@@phil2782 The third alternative would be to solve the issue like in any other civilized country and simply not kill the burglar? Call the police and hit the guy with a frying pan. Works well enough. And even if he has a gun, surrendering to him and waiting for the police to save you is safer than a shootout.
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I need LPL to branch out into other types of video. Cooking? Woodworking? Algebra?
I swear LPL makes 5 businesses go broke each day
Bad gun locks sell a lot better than good ones for a reason: people in certain states are required by law to buy them, so they intentionally buy the worst ones available.
LockPickingLawyer could kill 007 with his biometric Walther PPK.
*Walther
Judge Dredd got there first.
The Swedish homeguard made an interresting lock for us when we used to have our service weapons stored at home. It was placed inside the chamber of the G3 and only accessible with a 90degree key from the magasine steering. It was designed to get stuck and destroy the weapon if brute force was used from the pipe or from the back. As far as I know no one managed to pick it....
I would have loved to see you give that a try!
@Marcelo Manteuffel I wish I still had it but I had to return it when they changed the rules about our service weapons. These days they are securely locked in at a very secure location in a very heavy safe. Like ridiculessly heavy, and with a key about 40 cm long and also very har d to pick because of that...
Seems pretty useless having your gun in a safe somewhere far off. Always loved the Nordic trend of servicemen keeping their rifles off duty. Do you guys have designated rendezvous locations to retrieve firepower in the event of a foreign invasion? Also how long of an estimate would you say on re-arming a sizable defense force? Asking for a friend no I won't blow up your munitions stores
@@Vaslaganum we could mobilize pretty fast, And if shit starts to get hot the rifles will be kept at home again to speed up our reaction time. I don't think I should be more specific just in case a dangerous spy reads this :)
@@Vaslaganum Dude we have to face the reality of the day and age we Live in. Crime in sweeden is... A lot worse than it used to be, for..... Reasons. That's all I'm gonna say. It's a sad truth, but it is the truth. Ignoring the truth because it may offend someone, is suicidal. Both on an individual and cultural level.
It wasn't a feature of the lock that it would get stuck and break the weapon. It was just so poorly designed that if you didn't treat it like a virgin girl, it would jam and you wouldn't be able to use the key to open it. You would have to either pick it or drill it out.
That is, even with the key and being casually careful, you could actually jam it.
This is probably why my old Sergeant used to say that the best security for a weapon is the angry owner who's responsible for it.
"Ahh, my guns are finally safely away from my children's hands."
4 year old: "Click on 1, binding on 2"
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My current status *Educated*
I can make so many jokes about this... **EVIL LAUGHTER AND CHILDREN SCREAMING**
If your adolescent son knows how to pick a lock, he most likely knows how to use the gun as well.
Not really, i can pick most locks yet have never held a firearm in my life before.
@@DeathofHeavens Yea, but you understand the concept.
I mean have you ever met a teenager? Smart enough to open locks by copying what's shown on TV, dumb enough to fuck around with guns while with their friends. Teens, especially teenage boys, take so many risks, even if they would normally know otherwise, when around other teens or their friends. I really don't think anyone under the age of 25 should be handling guns without supervision and this lock is not going to keep out a teenager who wants to shoot a gun for fun or to impress their friends.
KATIEKATQwQ as a teenager who as also met lots a teenagers I can say not that many like the idea of messing around with a gun but the other things you said is right tho lol
@@BrianGameing5 I mean I am also a teenager and I have definitely met teenagers who like the idea of playing with guns, I guess it's a regional thing.
I can imagine someone:
"Yeah, I got this new unpickable lock."
LockPickingLawyer uploaded a new video...
"Noooooo!"
Well, the point of it is that small children can not open it, right?
He's got the threaded barrel for supressors, Lock Picking Assassin, Hell get in, he'll get you!
The wet finger problem seems like a serious issue. If you have to use a gun quickly, chances are that you will be quite stressed out, and sweaty...
...or bloody.
As opposed to fumbling with a key? Or leaving it entirely unlocked altogether?
@@neb4587 Maybe you aren't the one picking when you will be the target of home invasion. Also, what about if it's outside in the rain? Or maybe you were at the pool and your fingers are all wrinkley. Or maybe a drink you are holding is spilled.
I don't think the intended use of this trigger lock is to be worn while holstered.
@@neb4587 Two words: 1) Hitchcock and 2) "Psycho".
Them: gonna be hard to get that lock off if it cost 200 dollars huh
LPL: Actually it’s gonna be super easy, barely an inconvenience!
Getting locks off is TIGHT!
on the other hand, this lock isn't meant to keep people with lockpicks out, it's just meant as an extra safety feature so that kids or just other people in general, cannot easily reach the gun's triggering mechanism.
it's also again, made to get off fast.
PikariocrafTF 2 hey boss I hate to break it to u but if a kid wants to use this gun bad enough the literal first thing they’re going to do is UA-cam how to get this lock off, he said it himself “low skill entry method” I wouldn’t have this thing anywhere near my kids after they were say 10
MrBeenReady. 10 is old enough to understand the significance of how serious a firearm is.
Ignorant kids kill themselves and their parents are why they were ignorant.
@@blahblah8037 Kids can develop malicious intent by the age of 10, im not talking about a kid that knows better, im talking about a sociopathic kid or a kid who just wants to use a gun for any nefarious reason.
Value $19,99 definitely not $199
Yeah, the problem with fingerprint locks like this one is that the fingerprint technology alone can be worth like 40 to 100 dollars (depending on scanner quality and whatnot) , so they have to allow some shortcomings on the other parts of the lock to not make it absurdly expensive. Once technology like this becomes more common and inexpensive, locks like this would be cool, but right now I agree with you that almost none of them are worth it
@@Ian-em6mn I think I can agree with $200 being to much, but I am sure they need to use really good sensors for safety reasons.
more like 1.99 that shit might as well be worthless
Surprise with that mark up and still not profit.
the lock should be way better for the price.
I know my biggest fear is a toddler’s raking attack
Can you make a video about improvised lock picking tools? (Paperclips, Bobby pins)
He's got one where he picks a #3 master lock with just the plastic packaging it's sold in.....
He picks a disk lock with a Christmas ornament. And a chastity cage with a condom wrapper.
I would also like this. Master locks aside, I'd like to see a video demonstrating the process from day to day object all the way to an open.
Yes, id like to see this.
He once picked a cheap lock with a dead squirrel
The power this man must feel being able to open virtually any lock in the world.
No idea why this got into my recommendations but...
Guns AND lockpicking?
Damn. No regrets.
Glockpicking
That’s not a Glock it’s a 1911
@@watamboar2937 r/woooosh
@@OmerFlame i have reddit
Are you from Chicago?
I feel this lock is not meant to prevent intrusive people from access but more as something to prevent the trigger from getting hooked on something while storing. While keeping fast deployments in emergency
i know nothing about arms and i never owned a gun, but i think a gun holster can do a much better job.
Aka.. a holster😂😂😂 they aren't just for carrying the sidearm so that you don't have to shove it in your waist band. They protect and cover the trigger so that it's impossible to accidentally pull the trigger. Important when carrying with 1 in the chamber and no safety like alot of popular sidearms are configured