(700) How to: Pick Serrated Pins

In this video I'll describe and demonstrate how to detect and pick serrated pins using a cutaway lock.

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[firebird]

I do love how I have been watching your back catalog of videos for around 2 weeks, and I don't think I've seen the same intro twice. Keeps the mystery alive

[dereks]

I just want to say thank you. I finally got my nemesis, an old military American 5200, open tonight. This video was incredibly helpful in making that happen. Thank you for everything you’ve done for the lock picking community, and enjoy your well deserved retirement.

[the_rahn]

I will comment here since it's the video that introduced me to your channel.
Man. Your are awesome. There is just nothing more to it. I love every single one of your videos. I find them really interesting, entertaining, teaching and even funny. You once mentioned you don't get groupies, but I totally think you should.
Keep up with the good work, and thank you very much for everything you teach us. Youtube is a better place thanks to people like you.

[tortugajoe]

Thanks Bill, serrated pins have been a real nemesis for me.

[joeriggs]

Also GREAT video! I'm currently on a security pin kick, trying to push myself as you know. This video is perfect. Every night I line up about 10 American Locks, and slowly pick my way through them. Soon I will move on to even more tricky ones. This video enlightened me on an area where i've been hitting a wall. Thanks!

[-ow]

Thanks BB, I realise that you made this a few years ago but it is still helping all us new guys today, you make it very easy to understand 👍👍👍🗝️👍👍👍

[artconnolly]

Thanks for the great video. Your how too on spool pins helped me to conquer all my padlocks that had spools. now I find them the easiest. I've been waiting for a how too on serrated. thanks again
Off to attack my American locks

[kirkdecker]

Thanks for describing how to pick these locks Bill. It really helps newbies like me to understand these concepts a bit better. You rock.

[AcolyteofRlyeh]

If I hadn't subscribed for the lockpickin. I'd subscribe, just for the different intros.
- Entertained, while I learn stuff. I love it!

[Feenix]

I love how simple you make things, man. Excellent video. :)

[LegalLockPicker]

This is a great video on the importance of tension and to much tension. Thanks again!

[devonmcnealy]

Absolutely great channel. He doesn't have to do this, he does it for us.

[kmetvhribih]

Thank you so much for all the knowledge you shared with us, it is greatly appreciated. Your channel got me into picking and was always the first thing I checked for anything lock related. Enjoy your retirement and I will enjoy rewatching your videos. Greetings from Slovenia ;)

[dirk]

It's like they aways say, you can pick your friends, you can pick your nose, but you have to be Bill to pick a lock with serrated pins and make it look that easily. Wait I don't think thats what they always say but maybe they should.

[mrkultra]

Thanks again Bill, hope everything is going well for you

[allenfurtado]

Thanks Bosnian Bill for the years of learning. I used the skills I learned in my law enforcement job, to catch some baddies and get them off the streets. Thanks for the tips and making Canada, one satisfying "click" at a time!

[harrychung]

Words of wisdom and experience from the Master is always appreciated. Congratulations on 700. Was expecting you to reach 750 by the end of summer, but Adrian must have distracted you too much.

[nitramretep]

That is a great Sparrow practice lock. It taught me a lot about picking the evil serrated pins. Your demo was a good demo and I enjoyed watching your technique and great explanations.

[RoadStuffUK]

I do like these tutorial type videos, I would like to see more of them, if possible!

[yellowfolder]

These videos rather do aid my criminality! Splendid good show!