Thanks... 10 in 10 is definitely a milestone... particularly with American Locks. I don't think that will ever get old. That said, I would love to see more videos like this!
VARY VARY NICELY DONE. THANKS FOR TIP ON THE PRO SERIES .STARTING IN THE BACK OF LOCK. BECAUSE THE SPOOLS ARE UP FRONT.NICE to know. always learn something from your videos 🕜🕜🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Thanks... doesn't always works. Depends on the bitting. But when the bitting is right, #5 will always drop you into a false set, and the rest comes easy.
That was fantastic Lawyerman, what great skills, that last lock you opened here only took 6 seconds, Amazing! Loving and learning from all of your videos, Thanks man.
As soon as I saw a whole bunch of locks, I knew what was coming! and that made me smile. same day same opening's ! I estimated 8 mins , brilliant . well done champ!!! :)
Nice job! I'd love to do one of these challenges myself. I've been picking for just over a month and I have a bag full of mostly unique lock Models. Most are Master Locks and 5 or 6 are mixed of Brinks, Ruger(regal) and some other generic model. I think it's 15 locks in total not counting the two practice locks which is a generic acrylic and a Sparrows cutaway + the Sparrows reload kit which allows me four additional keyed configs and any number of pin types. I can get through the pile of 15 locks in about 6 minutes as of last night, but I've picked each lock open countless times a piece with the exception of the Master Lock No. 230 which I finally SPPed last night!
Thanks. Good luck with your picking. Anything you can do to make picking the same locks fresh will definitely help your development... and adding the pressure of timing yourself, I am now discovering, is really a game changer!
Wow! Again with the impressive picking skills. I started picking while I was in college but dropped the hobby. I wasn't really good at it but was able to pick open cheap locks. I started picking again... what types of locks would you recommend for a beginner to start picking on? Thanks and keep up the good work!
Thanks. I would suggest starting on the garbage locks. I have hundreds of used ones that I bought on ebay, and I picked each of them many, many times. Then try repining some of them with spools and serrated pins... look for the high security pinning kit from CLK Supply. That will start you down the road to security pins. After that, American Padlocks are AWESOME teachers. You will not find a lock that gives you cleaner feedback on security pins, whick is great for learning. Spend LOTS of time with them. Good luck!
the title said 7 minutes it took you 7:02 that's false advertisement lol. amazing that was better than a NASCAR race my wife thought I lost my mind yelling at the phone come on 20 seconds left. wow thank you I like watching time picking hope to see more
if you really want to ratchet up the pressure, pick your neighbors lock in the middle of the night then run away! no cheating or running before the lock is opened! Hard mode: call the cops right before you start picking. Bonus points if you manage to gut and rekey the lock before getting away!
This video is from way back when the lock picking lawyer replied to almost all comments in the comment section. Nowadays, you are very very lucky to get a reply from the LPL on one of your comments.
I don't think you can embarrass yourself with your skills. I'm a n00b at lock picking and can't consistently open the one or two locks I have. I suspect it might be an operator issue, more than the lock actually be good. Nice work!
Thanks... I'll probably trade the locks away eventually. But for now, I'm going to put these into the practice rotation. I really like working on large groups of the same kind of lock. You learn quite a bit from that.
Have you run into a 6835 where the back pin feels stuck? Having that issue right now. Trying to figure out if it’s part of the lock or if someone repinned a lock that cannot be opened to mess with me. Thanks.
Ok I'll try those thanks. Also. The kit I bought the Eagles nest from Peterson, is that a good kit? Or do you know of any others that are better, or different tools that I need to add to it?
Hi Harry, Wow, you certainly didn't embarrass yourself, and to pick these under pressure like that is very impressive. By the way, does a finger on your right hand get a little tender? Or has the picking callous developed? (: -)) Regards, Brian.
Thanks... my middle finger on my right hand has a bit of a rough spot, but the real toll is in the tendons on my left forearm. That heavy tension comes at a cost. :-(
LockPickingLawyer do they still make an American Lock No 30. I gotOne today thats from 1994. But on theur website the aluminum padlocks all seem to be 1100
Hey question for you I'm trying to pick a Ace Hardware pad lock with security pins I believe they are serated pins, at least the first one I can see is. So I bought a Peterson Eagles nest pick set, and I've been trying to pick this lock with no success. Can you give me some tips, or at least a list of pad locks that I can get to practice on that have security pins, but aren't as hard? I can pretty much get through regular master lock locks with no issues if they have regular pins.
I know others will say differently, but I think Master 6835 and American 1100 locks are some of the best practice locks out there. Get several of each and mix them up. Never pick the same lock twice!
To the Lock pick lawyer "Great Job" The official time of open on that 16th lock was 7 min .42 lol! I slowed it down watched it about 20 times!!!!! Just saying!!!
What will you do with all locks?? Are you a locksmith by trade?? Your videos are great, The attention to detail, your clear explanation of task at hand is great. I just recently got seriously into locks and picking and improving daily thanks to Both you as well Bosnian Bill. Thanks again!! FIORE
+murleaf1 It's always good to hear that my videos are helpful. Thanks. I am not a locksmith... I'm a lawyer! As for the locks: Trade, practice, use for demos, etc...
@@lockpickinglawyer Have you converted over to being a full-time UA-camr that does legal work on the side? Or are you still a full-time lawyer that does lock picking videos on the side?
Hi Questions hopefully you can help!! I have the gosu bronze colored tubular lock pick with no tension pin.The practice tubluar lock I have has the slot for the tension pin,can i still use this? Its seemed to work but now the slots on lock are no longer lined up so key wont go in. I cant get it lined with tool ,trying to open it counter clockwise is that correct? I might have to use a tension wrench with a hook to pick this back to proper position can this work? I briefly thought about a 5 lb hammer!!! Thanks
You need to pick it back to the center position before the key will work again. If you are unable to pick it back to center, file the lug off one of your keys (if you have a spare), and that should do the trick.
You'll get it eventually. As long as you don't have one of those Goso pick sets from Amazon--those are complete garbage. What models are the Master Locks if you have that info available? I have 10 different models of Master Locks, so I would be more than happy to offer any tips and advice I have from my own experience. I've only been picking locks for just over a month, but I probably pick locks for a good 4 to 7 hours a day.--I pick locks around 3 hours in the evening at home and throughout the day at my job to keep my hands busy while on conference calls, reading engineering documentation, etc., otherwise, I have this awful habit of chewing my fingers real bad.
I have a youtube channel full of picking locks with those goso picks. wouldnt advocated buying them but if people cant open those locks the goso picks arent the problem.
Bored Lock picker I get what you are saying, but a lot of those Goso picks are awfule. The quality also varies set to set. The half diamond in my set is more like 1/5 diamond. They are also way to fat for a lot of keyways. I will look more at this tomorrow. Going to sleep.
Well done, you're the ace, no doubt, a real pro! But please do title a video like this "16 Padlock Pick Challenge, Can I Do It?" rather than telling us in the title that you _did_ do it. Still interesting to watch though but the only tension was in your tool! 💥💨💯💨😄
lol ! Of course hence the moniker Lockpickinglawyer , I thought after watching all your videos that you cleverly replaced the words expert/master/ connoisseur/aficionado with lawyer. Please dont pick anything that you dont own or have permission to pick or else one of your colleagues will be representing you!
![[369] 16 Master Lock #3 Padlocks Picked in 4 Minutes!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/02XbUrAdbXU/mqdefault.jpg)
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And now we'll do it again so you can see it wasn't a fluke.
ha
Whoa a 10 minute LPL video! Must be a great lock... oh wait, 16 master locks picked
I came here from his “reasonable for a gym locker masterlock” video
Very Impressive,
Definitely shows that 10 in 10 challenge is a thing of the past and now looks more like 16 in 7 challenge
Thanks... 10 in 10 is definitely a milestone... particularly with American Locks. I don't think that will ever get old. That said, I would love to see more videos like this!
Look he used to reply years back. Lol
@@ShivamSharma-rq9ne fancy seeing another recent comment here lol
@@wgpgolden243 fancy that
@@wgpgolden243 ohhh we’re suppose to comment
My left hand cramped up just watching this -- Impressive
I was disappointed not to hear "and we got this open" 16 times
I was disappointed to not hear *Nothing on one...*
@@Enoonb exactly :D
nice click on 2
Well done! Good variation between the easy and not so easy locks. I think only a couple seemed to need lot more work than the average.
Thanks... there was definitely a good deal of variation in the locks. Bitting makes a huge difference.
2017 and 2018 have to be my favourite LockPickingLawyer Years. Not that the others are bad, of course. These are just better.
VARY VARY NICELY DONE. THANKS FOR TIP ON THE PRO SERIES .STARTING IN THE BACK OF LOCK. BECAUSE THE SPOOLS ARE UP FRONT.NICE to know. always learn something from your videos 🕜🕜🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Thanks... doesn't always works. Depends on the bitting. But when the bitting is right, #5 will always drop you into a false set, and the rest comes easy.
That was fantastic Lawyerman, what great skills, that last lock you opened here only took 6 seconds, Amazing! Loving and learning from all of your videos, Thanks man.
Thanks... and DAMN on that last one. Wish they were all like that.
@@lockpickinglawyer Yes dammit that was some greased lockpick action! Blink and y'all miss it! 💨💥
Fantastic Picking. Lovely Locks. Keep up the great work. Nick.
Thanks.
Came here from video 1249!
As soon as I saw a whole bunch of locks, I knew what was coming! and that made me smile. same day same opening's ! I estimated 8 mins , brilliant . well done champ!!! :)
+tonyholt90 Thanks!
Great picking with nary a reset in the bunch!! My hands hurt just watching you go through that pile.
Still afraid to pick the blue ones tho', huh?
LOL. No blue ones! And I think there was a reset towards the end IIRC. I was subtle about it, but it's there if you look.
Nice job! I'd love to do one of these challenges myself. I've been picking for just over a month and I have a bag full of mostly unique lock Models. Most are Master Locks and 5 or 6 are mixed of Brinks, Ruger(regal) and some other generic model. I think it's 15 locks in total not counting the two practice locks which is a generic acrylic and a Sparrows cutaway + the Sparrows reload kit which allows me four additional keyed configs and any number of pin types. I can get through the pile of 15 locks in about 6 minutes as of last night, but I've picked each lock open countless times a piece with the exception of the Master Lock No. 230 which I finally SPPed last night!
Thanks. Good luck with your picking. Anything you can do to make picking the same locks fresh will definitely help your development... and adding the pressure of timing yourself, I am now discovering, is really a game changer!
Wow! Again with the impressive picking skills. I started picking while I was in college but dropped the hobby. I wasn't really good at it but was able to pick open cheap locks. I started picking again... what types of locks would you recommend for a beginner to start picking on? Thanks and keep up the good work!
Thanks. I would suggest starting on the garbage locks. I have hundreds of used ones that I bought on ebay, and I picked each of them many, many times. Then try repining some of them with spools and serrated pins... look for the high security pinning kit from CLK Supply. That will start you down the road to security pins. After that, American Padlocks are AWESOME teachers. You will not find a lock that gives you cleaner feedback on security pins, whick is great for learning. Spend LOTS of time with them. Good luck!
Awesome picking - great fun to watch :-)
Thanks.
Lpl from 2021 sent me here. You're doing great.
Nice work under pressure!
Thanks.
I liked the video. Picking + lots of locks = a fun vid!.
Thanks
the title said 7 minutes it took you 7:02 that's false advertisement lol. amazing that was better than a NASCAR race my wife thought I lost my mind yelling at the phone come on 20 seconds left. wow thank you I like watching time picking hope to see more
LOL... I was the same time watching the end the first time. I didn't believe that last one opening so fast. I like working under pressure. :-)
LockPickingLawyer I could tell you was getting excited your hands was shaking and moving. I was moving my hand like I was picking trying to help you.
Definitely getting excited... you can hear me huffing and puffing near the end!
LockPickingLawyer really enjoyed it can't wait to see what you do next
Better than any mukbang
Awesome job. That's a lot of fun, minus the stopwatch and camera.
Thanks... the stopwatch and camera really transform the picking. I kind of like ratcheting up the pressure!
if you really want to ratchet up the pressure, pick your neighbors lock in the middle of the night then run away! no cheating or running before the lock is opened! Hard mode: call the cops right before you start picking. Bonus points if you manage to gut and rekey the lock before getting away!
Nice job !
Thanks.
Also did they send the keys so you could use them after?
he can just pick them to open them *taps on forehead*
He could just make one
Nice, I'm impressed. We use these for LOTO. I found a pick and method that works for me on one of mine about a week ago.
Thanks... these are great practice locks.
Yes, it takes a little more thought to get into than the ole number 3.
This video is from way back when the lock picking lawyer replied to almost all comments in the comment section. Nowadays, you are very very lucky to get a reply from the LPL on one of your comments.
True, but Video [1249] is from today and has already 3 times the views from this 4 year old video.
Impressive, what a touch.
Thanks.
I think you embarrassed Master Lock Sir.
I don't think you can embarrass yourself with your skills. I'm a n00b at lock picking and can't consistently open the one or two locks I have. I suspect it might be an operator issue, more than the lock actually be good. Nice work!
Haha I still can't even pick one of these guys. Nice job
You will get there. :-)
Who is here after his latest video in 2021 ?
beautifully done!
Thanks
very quick picking
Thanks.
Great work
amazing picks!!!! this and the 1100 series picks are a really nice set of videos!!!! also, out of curiosity, what is to become of these locks?
Thanks... I'll probably trade the locks away eventually. But for now, I'm going to put these into the practice rotation. I really like working on large groups of the same kind of lock. You learn quite a bit from that.
That was fantastic. I was shaking with excitement lol absolutely great to watch u work brother. Great job!
very impressive. nice job.
Thanks.
Very nice job.
Thanks.
What kind of tension are you applying? Light, moderate, heavy?
Go, speed racer, go! ;D
LOL, thanks.
Just plain awsome
Thanks. :-)
Nice picking
Thanks.
Amazing skills do you teach your craft 😆
Have you run into a 6835 where the back pin feels stuck? Having that issue right now. Trying to figure out if it’s part of the lock or if someone repinned a lock that cannot be opened to mess with me. Thanks.
Can learn a lot just watching..
😂 this guy could rob your house and defend himself in court 😆
Superb!
Thanks.
Amazing as usual LPL! Would love one of these to practice on.
Thanks.
Ok I'll try those thanks. Also. The kit I bought the Eagles nest from Peterson, is that a good kit? Or do you know of any others that are better, or different tools that I need to add to it?
very impressive!
Thanks.
Hi Harry, Wow, you certainly didn't embarrass yourself, and to pick these under pressure like that is very impressive. By the way, does a finger on your right hand get a little tender? Or has the picking callous developed? (: -)) Regards, Brian.
Thanks... my middle finger on my right hand has a bit of a rough spot, but the real toll is in the tendons on my left forearm. That heavy tension comes at a cost. :-(
Btw that Ace pad lock is extremely hard to pick I would like a video of you picking it. Maybe it's just me tho
+15Fire What model?
So should I keep the Eagles nest kit? Or should I try to get something else to pick with?
+15Fire The picks are fine...
please do 16 disassembly in time lapse , it must be fun!
LOL... heck no! That would be a full time job.
nice job m8👍👍👍
Thanks.
Astonishing, less than a second per lock more, than for the American Locks.
Thanks.
LockPickingLawyer do they still make an American Lock No 30. I gotOne today thats from 1994. But on theur website the aluminum padlocks all seem to be 1100
I'm not familiar with that model. :-( Sorry.
Awesome!
Thanks.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge of lockpicking
Hey question for you I'm trying to pick a Ace Hardware pad lock with security pins I believe they are serated pins, at least the first one I can see is. So I bought a Peterson Eagles nest pick set, and I've been trying to pick this lock with no success. Can you give me some tips, or at least a list of pad locks that I can get to practice on that have security pins, but aren't as hard? I can pretty much get through regular master lock locks with no issues if they have regular pins.
I know others will say differently, but I think Master 6835 and American 1100 locks are some of the best practice locks out there. Get several of each and mix them up. Never pick the same lock twice!
We can hear you breathing, time for that one lady to send you more 'festive christmas packaging'.
Beast
sweet!
Thanks.
Bravo
Thanks.
Also what would be the best lubricant for an American padlock
Tears of frustration. :-P
Just relized that It was easy to find out.
Do you take requests? I want to see a video like this using a dozen Abus 80TI/50 locks.
+Abe Froman I take donations... the 80ti/50 would be brutal. I think I have a video of one of them... too lazy to look it up.
LockPickingLawyer I have a half dozen of them and the bitting is always challenging with Abus 80TI/50. I think they are great training locks.
+Abe Froman They are awesome practice locks for someone wanting to step up their game. They are very unforgiving of sloppy tension.
[181] Abus Titalium 80TI/50 Picked and Shimmed
The 24 minute ad at 6:17 was a letdown. Skipped it after15 minutes.
Hahaha I'm so curious... What do you do with so many locks? Do you collect them to pick them from time to time? Hobby?
To the Lock pick lawyer "Great Job" The official time of open on that 16th lock was 7 min .42 lol! I slowed it down watched it about 20 times!!!!! Just saying!!!
Thanks. I wish I could get a few more large padlock lots. These time trials are FUN!
What will you do with all locks??
Are you a locksmith by trade??
Your videos are great, The attention to detail, your clear explanation of task at hand is great.
I just recently got seriously into locks and picking and improving daily thanks to Both you as well Bosnian Bill.
Thanks again!!
FIORE
+murleaf1 It's always good to hear that my videos are helpful. Thanks. I am not a locksmith... I'm a lawyer! As for the locks: Trade, practice, use for demos, etc...
@@lockpickinglawyer
Have you converted over to being a full-time UA-camr that does legal work on the side? Or are you still a full-time lawyer that does lock picking videos on the side?
Jokes on you, I have 17 locks on my school locker.
Hi
Questions hopefully you can help!!
I have the gosu bronze colored tubular lock pick with no tension pin.The practice tubluar lock I have has the slot for the tension pin,can i still use this?
Its seemed to work but now the slots on lock are no longer lined up so key wont go in.
I cant get it lined with tool ,trying to open it counter clockwise is that correct?
I might have to use a tension wrench with a hook to pick this back to proper position can this work?
I briefly thought about a 5 lb hammer!!!
Thanks
You need to pick it back to the center position before the key will work again. If you are unable to pick it back to center, file the lug off one of your keys (if you have a spare), and that should do the trick.
can i not use the gosu to get it back? or is it the wrong tool since it has no tension pin in the tool
Nice, What about the American 5200 series?
has the same core as the 1100 series
What Michael Clark said... same thing.
Thank you guys. Did not know that. ;)
Dammmmmm!!!!!
:-)
Man, i could watch LPL clown Master for hours 🤣
I've yet to pick one of my "easy" Master Locks.
You'll get it eventually. As long as you don't have one of those Goso pick sets from Amazon--those are complete garbage. What models are the Master Locks if you have that info available? I have 10 different models of Master Locks, so I would be more than happy to offer any tips and advice I have from my own experience. I've only been picking locks for just over a month, but I probably pick locks for a good 4 to 7 hours a day.--I pick locks around 3 hours in the evening at home and throughout the day at my job to keep my hands busy while on conference calls, reading engineering documentation, etc., otherwise, I have this awful habit of chewing my fingers real bad.
Thanks, Matthew, An M1, a No.140 and the last one nust says 40mm.
I have a youtube channel full of picking locks with those goso picks. wouldnt advocated buying them but if people cant open those locks the goso picks arent the problem.
You will definitely get them soon enough. Picking is a skill that needs to be developed. Everything comes with practice!
Bored Lock picker I get what you are saying, but a lot of those Goso picks are awfule. The quality also varies set to set. The half diamond in my set is more like 1/5 diamond. They are also way to fat for a lot of keyways. I will look more at this tomorrow. Going to sleep.
Need to add music to this one. Your current videos are on point.
*360 no scope*
1 master 16 imposters
5202833. Maximum security
Well done, you're the ace, no doubt, a real pro! But please do title a video like this "16 Padlock Pick Challenge, Can I Do It?" rather than telling us in the title that you _did_ do it. Still interesting to watch though but the only tension was in your tool! 💥💨💯💨😄
Ps: Thanks, Mike however you were, for sending this guy the locks to make an interesting video, I hope good karma returns your way!✨😄
Me thinks it is about time for a new challenge. It's been over two years.
40 seconds average impressive
(7*60+3)/16=26.4 seconds per lock
1 to 5 for oh.
thanks for the secret message, me from the past. 6 is the magik number.
is this a reapload or what
Um... not sure if serious. :-|
2.8 subscribers=$$$$$$$$$$$$$ no need to be a burglar. Lol
lol ! Of course hence the moniker Lockpickinglawyer , I thought after watching all your videos that you cleverly replaced the words expert/master/ connoisseur/aficionado with lawyer.
Please dont pick anything that you dont own or have permission to pick or else one of your colleagues will be representing you!
:-)