[557] "World's Toughest Motorcycle Lock" vs. Ramset
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I'm buying any lock that can stand more than 1 minute with this guy.
Lizardnix I think you’ll find that challenging
What about a mental lock like communism ?
@@MLambdaman are you trying to pretend that you know anything about communism, or just dumbly repeating a nice phrase you heard on TV?))
@@НелиелОксингейл WOW. JUST KIDDING HERE. Your mental lock seems stronk, is everything okay ?
@@MLambdaman are you sure you need to worry about someone else? It is a short path for becoming a communist.
Besides, you seems to have enough problems on your own, try fixing them before someone's else.
Good old fashioned Glockpicking.
Funny !
@@timski9063 Punny!
Soandnb glocks suck
@@zecodking2354 Glocks are fine.
Glockamole maker
*LPL accidentally shoots himself*
“And it appears that I have in fact made a hole in my foot, but the lock did open”
That’s hilarious 😆
[I read that comment in his voice]
ramset wont work without pressure applied against a surface.
I LOLed on that one! 🤣😂🤣😂
@@fireofdestruction7753 Regardless, I would be concerned to have my feet that close to it. Things can go pear shaped really quick.
My motorcycle security strategy is to only ride bikes that look like you'd be lucky to make it to the end of the block.
🤣👍🇺🇸
🤣🤣👏
Would be cool if someone made a good bicycle to look like a rusty pile. Like a rat rod.
@@punawelewele someone actually rides on of those around in my town. Its a nice chopper but he put some special stuff to make the whole bike look like its super rusty. It's cool
I am using that tecnique as well at the moment 🤣
I was never quite sure if he's actually a lawyer. Until today... when I saw his shoes
Number 1
@@lilmattmondays6814 burgah king foot lettuce
Brown loafers with splashes of dripped coffee on them?
Seems legit
@@CynicalOldDwarf those aren't loafers they are boat shoes /docksiders. seems like what a lawyer would wear on the weekends
For safety, I suspect those were steel toed loafers.
Lock Company: “we have the worlds toughest lock.”
lpl: *pulls out gun*
Fool, did you not see what happened to ClayZ?
@@rawovunlapin8201 what happened? Also who is that?
@@thatgoodstuff1986 a commenter in this comment section who ended up the victim of an epistemology debate about the definition of "gun"
@@rawovunlapin8201 lol rip, ty for the info tho
Ward this you freaking casual.
Lock Company: “this lock is resistant to any brute force attack”
lpl: “parry this you filthy casual”
Fuckin lol
😂🤣😂🤣😂
Lmfao
And a happy new year
Hahahahaha
Ok, but to be entirely fair to Stanley, if someone’s having to resort to glockpicking the thing, it’s effectively done its job.
i guess if it serves as a deterrent for the average thief than sure, it works. the problem is people who take the time to buy this $40 tool
also its for a motorcycle right? so a 40$ tool like that able to steal a 5-30k vehicle is not acceptable for a lock honestly
@@XxMonsterOpsxX the price of the vehicle is irrelevant. the price of the lock is what's important. yeah a 400 dollar lock being bypassed by a 40 dollar tool is a bad lock. but tell me this, how many people do you think are actually paying decent money for a good lock?
@@zacharyjackson1829 I can tell you there alot of people spending a lot of money on locks that are supposed to be "Good" but are just awful and price heavy do to brand name alone
A 5 dollar hammer and free UA-cam hotwiring tutorial can steal any car. Talk about efficiency
Wow.... with a Ramset I can easily “recover” my bike from anywhere.... thanks.
"My bike"
"Wow"
Just watch your toes!!
It sounds like a firearm discharge so be ready to run lol.
@@crimescene25 And it leaves a "I just fired a gun" smell on your hands and clothes too, so it's definitely not the safest way to recover your bike.
Amazon just ran out of stock on Ramset guns.
lol
ClayZ
So what is a Ramset gun?
its a construction tool. drives harden nails using gun powder cartridges
They probably stopped because they watched this video lol
The .22 Marksman it’s a nail gun. it’s for nailing 2x4s into concrete. it uses a real charge like a gun but the “bullet” is a separate nail
Lock company: “Oh thanks God The video is 5.07 minutes, at least he didn’t break it in a few seconds. High five guys! Yhouuuuu! We did it!”
This guy proceed to talk for 5.06 minutes and unlocked the thing in 1 second.
true but he also needed a gun to do it lol. and like he said, it didn't even pierce it! still pretty impressive
this is with a swapped core anyways
@@CMKloser -- because the original core can be picked even faster...
I'm not sure the company cares... The put a diagram right on the box with everything you need to know to break it:
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@@CriticoolHit Holy Sh*t.
Never thought I'd EVER be sitting in a chair voraciously consuming in n out and watching and excitedly thinking, "hell yeah we're attacking this lock! With a Ramset gun!"
Life Lesson: *If You're Going To Risk It All On One Screw, It Had Better Be A Great Screw*
Are we talking about construction or sex. Getting mixed signals here...
@@DUxMORTEM the latter
@@scope402 why not both?
Hell, even building code requires three to make sure it is done right -- "That's what she said!"
There ain't no screw that good
This channel makes me feel very unsafe , i am not able to trust any lock anymore, lol.
Agreed
Well I feel the channel is just to prove that most locks are not as safe as advertised , but most locks are to keep the honest people out and delay the stealing attempts, also take in consideration LPL is just an expert and most regular thiefs will probably take way more time picking most of the locks probably
Locks don't hold what they need to hold, they have key or come through the wall, locks are useless to be honest...
Every lock is better than no lock
If you have regular house windows there's not much point. Dog + video surveillance.
the ramset: world's toughest key.
Exactly😄
.50 bmg
And loudest
Now try again without the lock braced on a concrete floor.
Imagine it's swinging freely on a chain around the frame of a valuable motorcycle that you plan to sell after you've stolen it.
It's an important tactic in locking a motorcycle: Ensure the lock is not near the ground or any other solid object that will aid in its destruction.
Lots of comments here concerned that the nail could deflect off the round part of the lock and hit his foot. That danger is so high that I'd never attempt to do it like that. But... neither did he! Watch again. He put in the power load, but does NOT insert a nail. He just dry-fires it so the plunger/striker hits the lock but is fully contained and attached inside the tool. Although you should NOT use the tool like this, the risk factor from this shot is actually almost non existent.
Hey your right! I'm suprized he didn't mention that. Maybe he just hopes that if any stupid thieves tried this they'd keep the nail in and impale a toe or two.
@@no-new-friends7881 well some thieves are like that. Theres these two kids in my neighborhood that go around stealing stuff. Everyone knows who they are, we just dont have enough evidence to have them charged. They're the kind of people that dont know left from right. Its ridiculous how stupid people can be.
ALL OF YOU INCLUDING COMMENTORS!! Unless I am mistaken, there was no nail used. He simply fired the piston (which is part of the gun and does not leave the gun) into the lock, so there was no nail or projectile coming out of the gun to deflect. You would have seen it if he did.
@@ariip Well done for repeating what Gumboot Zone said 2 months ago, in this very thread. Awesome work.
Good thing the lock did not spilt or he'd be looking for a toe or 2. Don't try this a home kids!
If you skip 10 seconds at 2:06, when he says screw, youll hear him say screw again, then skip 10 seconds another time and youll hear it again, skip 10 seconds, youll hear screw again. Then skip again and once more and youll hear him say screw exactly 10 seconds apart for 60 seconds, 6 times.
Holy shit bri
Epic! Haha
Impossibru!
Iluminati confirmed.
Best comment I've ever read
"Don't put your fingers anywhere you wouldn't put your pecker" --AvE
I think the same should apply to toes 😂😂
Jason Henderson - this is going to make using an ATM tricky...
So does this mean I should stop shaking hands or start shaking with something else?
Jason Henderson
You so phuck shoes? Sorry but what was the point?
"Don't stick your fingie where you don't stick you're dinkie" XD
I just picked up a bunch of three-packs of AvE's stickers off his Etsy shop. I've got that, as well as "DANGER: NOT TO BE OPERATED BY FUCKWITS" and one that is a warning written in faux-German. This pack: ( www.etsy.com/ca/listing/689872923/warning-stickers )
I just love this channel, you'd think after 1400 videos, you'd get bored, but I am always impressed with every single one of them. Brilliant stuff, super creative and thought provoking.
Arguably the coolest thing is how chill and never excited the guy is.
He let out an almost-chuckle near the end. Most excited I've seen him in any of his videos
>have been stealing stuff all week
>see's a nice garage with lots of locks
>starts grabbing locks
>gets a bad feeling about this
>hears someond say 3,2,1 then hears a Ramset gun go off, feels a sharp pain on his head
>just before he blacks out he hears someone say "THIS IS THE LOCKPICKING LAWYER"
Joshua Maher “And, as always, have a nice day. Thank you.”
Man you made my day there I was crying in laughter
LPL creepypasta when?
1 is loose
2 is loose
3 is loose
LMFAO
I was gonna buy an $8,000 mountain bike but now I just need this ramset gun and a trip to Whistler, I'll just be picking and choosing :)
😂👌
Ur an asshole lol
Thought I was the only one here doing this. I've got a truck bed full of bikes and am headed back home to good ol Alaska 😊 Merry Christmas to me!!!
Just a small pry bar breaks these locks super easy. Locks only keep honest people out.
LPL doesn't seem to have done much actual Lawyer work. I wonder if he can be held legally viable if criminals watch his videos and break into things because of them.
THIS IS THE VERY HONEST PERSON I HAVE EVER SEEN. I’m satisfied for 1 year from your 1 video only and I don’t need to watch more for these types topics. Thanks man. God bless you. Stay good
A lawyer teaching people how to commit crime. Like a self-serve client buffet.
You're also a marketing genius. Well done.
I'm honestly interested if he does criminal law. Somehow I doubt it, it seems a little too self-serving.
To be fair, he's simultaneously teaching people how to prevent crime.
@@ziiofswe or that they can't
@@meatman4435 Perhaps we should call it "teaching people the importance of making your stuff difficult enough to get to, that the thieves find it easier to steal from someone else" instead? Because that's pretty much what it is. Thieves be thievin' regardless.
Lockpicking is not illegal if youre not using it to break in
LPL's super power is holding back maniacal laughter. Or at least good editing.
Bill McGonigle this comment deserved better than the 36 likes it got
He keeps pointy gravel in his safety shoes.
This is like the shaped charge warhead of lock picking.
Stanley announces composite spaced armor lock body. LPL "At last, a worthy opponent!" Still picks the lock in 30 seconds.
if they made a composite body lock we'd get a sweet video of LPL freezing it with Dust-Off and smashing it off with a claw hammer
I love how he just fucking quotes his videos numerically, like he remembers every single one, what a G.
If you are a motorcycle thief - move on, nothing to see here, find another channel.
Shahar C lol
Why? Has the motorcycle industry not been told about chipped keys?
Flavor Enhanced chipped keys are super easy to fool. Just need a few things i refuse to mention and you can get past them. Learned how to do it working for canadian tire when people lost there keys and still needed the vehical to move.
then the people building the chipped key are incompetent, encryption can be as good as you make it, there is no reason why the electronic parts should be any easier to crack than say, digital weapon control, literally no technical issues in making it that secure, no reason to do so either but that is another matter.
i wasn't joking im pretty sure informing how to get past chip keys would make me comparable should you then use that knowledge to steal something according to the laws here.
but if you were trying to defeat any IRF transponder you only need two chips from a credit card rotate them over each other well you activate the irf single and the return field made by the credit card chips well eventually make the same signal the irf is looking for and activate, i am not saying that's how we did it i am saying that a way to defeat any IRF transponder.
HOWEVER, lockpickinglawer always uses the attack of least difficulty so i think you've got a pretty damn good lock if LPL is using an expensive, powerful, uncommon tool to unlock it
You can get one for $40, a lot cheaper than a new bike.
Expensive? Lol
@@Bmr4life Maybe he's 5. When I was 5 everything was expensive to me too.
is that a joke comment for anyone interested in boosting your motorcycle... the cost of a round for the ramset is pennies... prob free, you could rent one not buy it & you could borrow it from work at any construction site... it's not expensive relative to a FREE new motorcycle & its not uncommon... as far as powerful well that's the point
Ramsets are everywhere and a dime a dozen
The most impressive part about this video, is LPL's insane knowledge of where to hit any lock precisely where it hurts the most. The Lock whisperer should be his real name.
This channel is pure comedy. Best part is that savvy manufacturers are upping their game because of him. This is, the ones that desire to put into production something that is world class.
I'm going to start using zip ties.
They're a lot cheaper than locks!
I'm sorry you missed out on the real locks he reviewed... Don't worry, it's not your fault. It's society always wanting and pushing for quick and funny jokes.
Movie2Documentary woooosh
I think your comment is a joke but if it is serious you can buy a really cheap "lock" it's essentially just a zip tie with a handcuff key. Put like 50 of them on your bike and no one is going to steal that because well it's essentially 50 slightly reinforced zip ties on a bike you're not going to cut through that in a couple seconds which if you're trying to steal something is what you're probably going to have to do if it is a unguarded bike in a area with a whole bunch of different people in it because someone's going to call the cops if they see someone just cutting bright red zip ties on a bike
Not if you figure in the cost of what gets stolen.
@@USS_ESSEX_CV-9 and how long would that take to get off the bike?
Reminds me of a fellow who secured his bike to a barn rafter, then went on a getaway weekend. Yep floating 6 feet off the floor, chained and paddocks. When he returned from his weekend the bike was gone, the chains and locks still attached to the huge beam ...a thief with a cruel sense of humor.
I don't know if I'll ever feel safe about locking anything up ever again !! Thank you very much for filling my life with more anxiety.
Also. You have to have tried this before filming! You're hypothesis' of every lock and what you think will occur is on point!
Shoes match the voice :)
I was thinking the same thing.....Don't they though?
@DikoMan At one point he said he /is/ really a lawyer
You can see his face in gallium video
@DikoMan I believe he's actually stated that he's a lawyers in an interview
So he can never buy other shoes? Unless he starts chain smoking ...
There's an Australian saying: "you don't need to swim faster than the shark, just faster than the British backpacker next to you" I think the same concept applies to locks- you can't stop a determined thief, but you can get him to pick another target
Well stated and kinda hilarious
You aussies are so weird
@@everetthancock2043 we try our best 😀
What I've learned from this channel: Locks = no locks.
Niros Locks only stop honest people
@@rivertam711 Not quite. Rule of thumb is: You don't need an unpickable lock. You just need a lock that is more work to pick than the one next to it :P
Physical security is an illusion that fools everyone. The key is to make an effective enough illusion that people will just target their efforts elsewhere.
Locks are not to protect your bike from theft, but to make thieves choose a more easier victim than you.
That's a good deduction. The whole point of the body of work is that passive security only lasts so long regardless of it's complexity. Active monitoring is the only real security.
I really flinched when I saw you holding the lock with your feet and firing the ramset so close. Many years ago, I was holding a piece of crown molding in a place that I thought would be safe while using a brad nailer to attach it to another piece of moulding at an outside corner. The brad hit a hard spot in the wood and proceed to go into the bottom of my thumb and stick itself into the bone. I had to pull my thumb off of the brad which was also in the wood. Didn't go to the doctor over it, but learned a lesson. Metal objects fired into other stuff can often turn and get you.
Nope, no way this is gonna work. Never, not in a million years... Holy shit, it worked? I need a ramset gun.
Pretty much my thoughts too!
An actual .22lr rifle is much cheaper
Shooting an actual bullet at a lock is dangerous and much more noisy. There is a slight chance the bullet could ricochet into you.
Alien Kitten a .22lr is pretty quiet
Don't need a gun licence with a Ramset. Just go down to a local home depot...
This was one of the most shocking I've seen. Stanley and the rest would do well to keep you on retainer as a design consultant.
I’m new to bike theft and have been caught once or twice while trying to grind locks off, but having just watched this video I think I’ll go out and buy myself a Ramset gun... thanks for the advice. 👍🏻👍🏻
POS
Yeah inconspicuous to shoot a gun at it
Felons aren't allowed to posses these. It's considered a gun, so make sure you don't get caught this time. But you are obviously trolling, so none of this mattress.
Well done.! You just posted the best tool on the market to potentially open all types of locks for motorcycle thieves ect to come & bust open in seconds 👏
Love this channel! It's gotten me so many more bikes to my collection
Lol
Thank you for your call, your local police department will be with you momentarily
Lock company: We made our lock way stronger
LPL: *Aight lemme just get me gun*
OMG MAN!!!!?... How many ppl were thinking @3:56 "This guy's gonna blow his fkn toes off!"?
no, that's something ignorant anti-gun people with no knowledge would think
@@christopherhall5361 lmao... He could still fuck his foot up with a tool like that.
Christopher Hall is this a fucking gun??? No it’s a construction tool u fucking idiot
William Black “concrete nail gun”... you can read about these and find they can be quite dangerous. Just imagine nailing your foot to the ground, you would be pretty hard pressed to get away from that spot.
@@Wi11iam69 uses gun powder so it must be a gun right? Lol
I love it...this guy takes no prisoners!
That 'K' on the chain in the beginning looks like a Stormtrooper.
story time: when i was little i asked my dad what that tool was for. he gladly wanted to show me how it works and set it off pointed at the concrete driveway but not flat against it. a fragment of the cartage bounced off the driveway into a major artery in his leg. it then bounced off the bone and through the artery a second time and made it back to the surface of the skin. he actually brushed the fragment out before attempting to stop the garden hose of blood that was now spewing from his leg. a not effective tourniquet made from a bungy cord later.. by the time the ambulance was there he was passing out barely awake from the adrenaline. I guess they were able to stop the bleeding for the most part in the ambulance and save his life. emergency surgery at the hospital. guy went to work the next day. I remember the scene well and my driveway looked like someone dumped a 5 gallon bucket of blood all over it. these tools can really hurt you so be careful with them.
Thanks for the safety message. I’m glad he made it. From the story, I suspect he was using a high velocity nail gun... totally different from what I have. They haven’t made them in a long time. 👍
it was a fragment of the rim fire cartridge. they were practically identical to .22 blanks with the end of them crimped closed twords the front. I believe a section of the crimped end was work hardened and flew off. i am not sure what the style is called. but the apparatus for firing them was still very similar to what you used.
on those tools the outer steel "barrel" is meant to block any debris that will be created during operation and protect the user. a cruved metal surface that is not rigidly held in place would possibly create a similar safy situation. im aware its a one in a million senerio that happend but its something to be aware of and respect when you use tools like it.
@@MrStemkilla Did you ever find out what the tool was for?
@@guitarofdestiny For tearing families apart and emotionally scaring small children.
@@MrStemkilla I guess it did it's job at least
This guy is the classic example of “think smarter, not harder”
You make the best videos! I love seeing people just ravage other companies products especially when it comes to safety I mean I knew the ramset was just gonna blow that screw right out I absolutely just love it but what I enjoy more is when you swiftly pick some of the more difficult locks when we were kids we used to hit up all the 7 & 8 pin tub locks for extra money on the weekends I think by the time we were done all the companies swapped out their ace locks quick fast and I'm a hurry in the 80's & 90's but the old school cig machines and coin changers were the best! But I degress that was just our Miss spent youth! Thanks for doing what you do!
I saw that video by bosnianbill trying to break the lock, and the simplicity of LPL method is genius.
Nice job LPL. Very impressive. I'm sure Bill and the alphabet agencies are taking notes.
GlockPickingDestroyer should be his second channel name.
Your knowledge about 1 topic is amazing, a true master
While this was informative getting the perfect positioning to achieve these results may be very hard to do. I make it a point to position my locks where it is difficult to open with a key much less give it a good position against a firm backstop. I've used ramsets before in construction work setting anchors in concrete, they are powerful but dangerous. Nice video.
1: Video uploaded
2: 1.7 mil viewers and 2 years later
3: Ramset stocks shoot through the roof
4: 1-10 mil bikes stolen after 1.7 mil bike thieves have learned how to quickly break through the “Worlds Toughest Motorcycle Lock”
Pre 1: Zero bikes stolen using this lock
Great to see a change in strategy! Keep it up!
tsobf242 king is that you?
This man can lockpick almost everything. I'm surprised that he actually stays loyal to his craft and doesn't break in anywhere.
How do you know he doesn't break in anywhere? You actually see him day to day in person?
@@paudeline nevermind, you could be right.
The subtitles on his video's are flawless because of his clean pronounciation!!
Hopefully the manufactures watch these !!!
I just ran outside to check my bike... good thing I don't have one 😅🤔🤥
... any more.
@@DiscoFang You took the words right out of my...hands.
We use those Ramset shooters at work, they'll put a hole through cement and any steel underneath it so im sure they're enough force to knock loose any of these
I would like to create a lock that when hit with a Ramset, detonates an ounce of C4, thus turning the lock into a grenade. .
But then it destroys whatever it was protecting
@@Wertercat It'd be worth it...
It's like warning colours in nature. . . Might not work to your benefit the first time, but it'll protect your entire species from that point onwards. . .
Same rules here. Might not protect J Ashton's stuff the first time, but ain't nobody gunna fuck with his property after said first time :D
I would epoxy armor around the retainer screw and just use this one as is.
So... Tannerite then? Not as damage-producing as C4. But, it does make a hell of bang when you shoot it
I really love the series hope one day you can test the mighty ramset against the rotolock or one of the military S&G.
That’s the most dangerous thing next to opening an umbrella indoors
Man you destroy locks, I like how you instantly went for the side instead of hitting it straight on, and no joke all the guts came out
LPL was the kid who said "GUN!" when playing rock paper scissors.
Thanks to this channel i haven’t run into something I couldn’t steal. Keep the vids coming chief.
Is the case for the lock hardened at all? Perhaps a cool thing to add is testing the durometer, there are some small files that can be used to estimate hardness. Other than that keep up the great work!
+cybersholt Yes, it is hardened. I do have a set of test files... I'll consider using them at the appropriate time. 👍
yeah as if we have the luxury of putting the lock on the floor, clamping with the feet and a towel to cushion the parts flying out from the lock. haha. great content as always LPL.
You gotta print T-shirts!!!
"...so, that's all I have for you today!"
Hjalmar Bäckström
*Picture shows a busted lock.*
or a condom line
this tells me not to have the padlock on the floor by your bike, secure your bike so the padlock is not touching the floor, then they will have more trouble trying to hold the lock securely and using the ramset to break it.
Tim Gray putting a brick under it would do the trick 👍
That's got karma written all over it.
@@diveinstructordaniel1095 because every bike thief carries a stack of bricks with him in case he needs to prop up a bike lock
PixelMaster would you not prepare if you want to steal something? 😳
@@diveinstructordaniel1095 not by carrying 20 kilos of stone, no ^^
I'm surprised at how patient he is, if i were him I'd just say " HI I'm am going to shoot a lock" and then i shoot it
You sir are one of the smartest people I have had the pleasure of watching, but I would not point that gun at something between my feet and fire it.
BTW, from the REST of the world, thank you for using metric units.
I'd have to say that Americans in general might have trouble with the metric system, but that doesn't mean we're all so ignorant. I started learning how to make rough conversions between systems about forty-five years ago, when metric started being commonly used in the US--liter sizes for soft drinks. 1 liter = 33.1 ounces (rounded out, of course), and 1 kilo = 2.2 lb, was the beginning for me...
If only there weren't so many xenophobic morons here.
I think he used millimeters because we don't have anything smaller than an inch.
What's wrong with 3/16?
@Little Star you do know that
A. The US uses the metric system and
B. Other countries use imperial
Right?
@@jb76489 The UK and (checks notes) ..... Cameroon. Great job.
I'm the guy who won the lock and chain in BosnianBill's video ;)
+Captain Moore 😂 Still a good setup... just not invincible.
You find the hood with the balls of steel to barehand a lock he intends to shoot with a ramset, then you have a problem.
Should have started that comment with, 'Sorry for your loss'?
We have a saying in Russian.. "To escape a bear, you dont have to run faster than the bear. only faster than your friend"
With that logic, just toss shit load of security on your bike, and the thief will probably steal the 100% security free motorcycle just down the road instead.
the American version of the saying is that in a zombie apocalypse, you don't have to outrun the zombies, you just need to outrun the other guy
In canada we have a saying that in beaver country you don't have to outrun the beaver, just your friend
This is why I have 3 locks on my bike.
When he tells you his plan of attack and there's less than two minutes left in the video you already know he's gonna win.
How to be able to defeat any lock -
1) Spend a decade constantly practicing, researching and learning about locks
...or...
2) Drop $150 at Home Depot for a Ramset
The fact that LPL used the ramset to get this open means it's a pretty good lock. I might get one for my bike
The lock is gansta until Lockpickinglawyer uses "unconventional" means
Blew my mind a little. Thanks. I didn't realize how mine were stolen.
If this is what it takes to get it open then I’d be happy with that lock.
that was insane
almost bought this lock
back to the drawing board
It's still a good choice. I welded a piece of hardened steel over the weak spot. Fixed
Bosnian Bill: "World's toughest motorcycle lock"
Lock picking lawyer:"Hasta la vista, baby!" 😂
This guy is the bane of lock manufacturers!!!
The lock started bleeding when he shot it with GORDAN RAMSEY GUN
Wow I'm surprised. I thought that it would take a little longer to open.
1956willys4x4 nah screw is definitely the weak point.I have same lock.But for $33 it's still good
why would it take a powder actuated driver a long time to open a lock?
It did, it took at least a minute to load that Ramset.
Dude, you really need to buy a vice.
putting it in a Vice would be a perfect situation, if you're on the street you're not carrying a Vice with you.
@@taiiat0 how TF you know what I carry in my back pocket 😤 I stay strapped with my vice on hand smh
He does have one. But he didn't use one for a reason shown in the video. Think about what he used and what he did, and what he couldn't do if he tried it on his table mounted vice.
vise
Wherever I go, there's my vice. ;-)
Criminals around the world are praising you're efforts at making them better, at criminality.
Having the lock leaning on concrete increase the effect of the ramset.
SOIUTION: don’t own anything that needs to be locked.
Curt Phillipps yeah lemme jus superglue my front door shut real quick
Maciek Włodarczyk no silly, you have to sell your house
Poor is the new rich
Ive owned bikes that didnt require locking. I was the only one who knew how to start them.
Locks only keep honest men honest.
Exactly
He's a lawyer
This channel has really improved over the years.
Nice work with the Ramset but I imagine that how you would do it today would have changed
Professional and petty thieves everywhere after watching this video:
(rubbing hands together)
I've watched a few of your videos this is the one that made me subscribe I needed a good laugh. :p
After watching this video, I now carry a ramset for caes when I need to remove a bolt and my damn 10mm is missing.
Every Stanley gangster till the .22 caliber ramset comes out 💥