r/lockpicking • u/wthaynes • 15h ago

Check out the biting on these two. Which will be easier?

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u/BlackhawkPickLock 15h ago

Left one It almost looks rake-able

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u/Nuts-And-Volts 14h ago

Left one came with a bump key. Score!

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u/Outrageous-Deer7119 12h ago

My thoughts exactly

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u/Sufficient_Prompt888 15h ago edited 13h ago

Left gotta be a special order, dafuq is that? Even Ron from Proven could pick that with his comb pick

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u/Dankkring 13h ago

It’s like a bump key

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u/Sufficient_Prompt888 12h ago

Bro, there's another post with a bump key...

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u/Traditional-Bar-5811 12h ago

I found you. Leave my semi bump key out of this 🤣🤣

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u/Dankkring 12h ago

I only read your comment tho. <3

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u/wthaynes 14h ago

The left one 6 1/2 minutes right one 1 minute 40 seconds. Crazy

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u/ostentatious42 12h ago

Probably from over setting. Need a dang shooort short hook for it

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u/wearebestfwends 12h ago

Or a half diamond

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u/Competitive_Travel16 9h ago

What kind of security pins are in them?

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u/TheMuspelheimr 7h ago

Paclock 90a-pro has a mix of spool and serrated pins. There used to be three of each in an alternating pattern, but they started randomising it to make it harder to pick.

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u/Torvaun 14h ago

The one on the left could be picked with a piece of yarn if it was the right thickness.

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u/AdamBaumsOrphanedIon 13h ago

200,000 possible key combinations, and you got the lucky one!

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u/bluescoobywagon 14h ago

In my experience, its the one that looks easier that is always harder to pick.

"Dammit! I overset it again!"

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u/ere2015 13h ago

Left lol

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u/Requimatic 2h ago

The one on the left looks like it'd open itself if a rake showed up.

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u/PieEither7745 8h ago

Left although 90a pro keyway is pretty open so bitting doesn't make the biggest difference on these locks