[109] Lock Picking Rapid Entry Techniques (Standard Pins)

Techniques To Help You Rapidly Open Locks

This video is a review of many of the various techniques I have gone over on how to open locks. If you would like more info on each technique please see the links in the video.

When you are faced with a lock that you need to get open quickly, open is open, and that is the priority. Raking and bumping are valued techniques, they can be quite reliable and even better they are very fast. Rake first and SPP second will help you get into locks much faster.

Do not pick locks you do not own or locks that are in use.

The addition of security pins can make raking and bumping more difficult but not impossible. There are many videos out there of people raking Schlage locks fully pinned with spools and even some people raking American Locks.

Always understand the lock you are dealing with and try to formulate a logical approach. Exploit the weakest link in the security and you will be able to get in much faster. Do not forget that many padlocks can be shimmed and bypassed. There are many weaknesses in many security systems and the lock is not always it!

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[timmarrier]

Dude, this is an incredibly helpful video, especially the spool pins guide. Many people are like me, "stuck" on a lock that they _see_ bypassed with proficiency that's practically foreign to them. What makes this so helpful for me is how methodological you are _in practice._ Especially with the American lock, never backing up, no I would say the way you overcame the security pins is always an expected step (lateral progress anyway). I've been stuck on that lock since dropping the practice several months ago, but damn, tonight I picked my American lock *first try* after watching this. It's your approach, your confidence that did it! I had just assumed until I learned to never pick a false set I wasn't going to bypass that kind of lock security other than blind luck.
So thanks, good sir knight!

[KenColeman-mmzb]

I am starting out without any knowledge, however, thank you for taking the time to demonstrate each tool and the different techniques as I look forward to watching your program again.

[edwardce]

I enjoy all of your videos, they are easy to follow and great explanations. My pick set arrived today and i picked my first lock (standard Schlage), I'm so happy.

[sixstringedthing]

Only 3 minutes in, and now I know how a plug spinner works.
Never seen anyone else demonstrate one on youtube. Thanks mate.
Edit: (another southpaw lockpicker here too)

[Brotatochip]

You really know what you’re doing and explained well. Thanks!

[Dutcharmytent]

Really enjoyable video, answered all my questions. Just purchased my first real lock from the hardware shop after picking the practice locks. Surprisingly easy to rake. Key had a awful low profile, no highs or low cuts. $4 lock.

[Drpepperspray]

Good to see a fellow lefty making videos. It helps me a lot

[stoutlager]

Plug spinner is a neat device. That would be helpful for testing if I opened lock the wrong direction or am being held up by some other issue.

[twizz]

I found one of those American locks on the ground while I was riding around on my bike and it actually had the keys still in it and looked brand new. Didn't know about the security features until now, though. Bonus!

[BronxLockPickerRodriguez]

Awesome video as per usual!!
I just realized that you're left handed.
So am I, we're the only ones in our "right" mind!!
Thanks for sharing

[paulvalley]

I learned a great deal on this video.
Just coming into the hobby.
Trying to acquire the tools to play with. 😉

[paulf]

Excellent presentation. Clear, concise, and a running dialogue explaining your techniques and approach to your work.

Thank you.

Subbed; because I can learn here.

[tonyholt]

That was a very informative video and a different take on going for spp, an open is a open
:)

[DillonCleans]

Really good video. I’ve never run across your channel but I’m now subscribed!

[macnutz]

Thanks again, very useful stuff, easy to understand..

[Mr.MSTER]

Lockpicking takes a lot of patience and you certainly have that. Nice.

[miss__caroline]

Fellow lefty!

Awesome video with great insight 😊

[TheGeezzer]

Good informative video, good camera work and well narrated.😀😎🙂

[matthewdivine]

Thanks. like always I learn every time from you

[jorgecampa]

Thank you for providing such great informative videos.