How to Lock Pick an Abus Titalium

Lockpicking an ABUS Titalium padlock depends on the specific model, as the Titalium series (like the 54TI, 64TI, or 80TI) varies in pin count, security features, and keyway design. Since...

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How to Lock Pick an American 1100 Series

First, you’ll need basic lockpicking tools: a tension wrench and a pick (a hook pick works well for this lock). You can check out our carbon fiber special set or...

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The Legend of Houdini: The Most Famous Lockpicker of All Time

When we think of the greatest lockpickers in history, one name inevitably rises above all others: Harry Houdini. Known around the world as the master of escape, Houdini’s legendary skills in lockpicking and escapology have made him a cultural icon, synonymous with magic, mystery, and the art of liberation. But beyond the handcuffs, chains, and sealed boxes, Houdini’s mastery of locks was...

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Understanding Security Pins: The Hidden Challenges in Lockpicking

For anyone interested in the world of locksport or lockpicking, the term "security pins" is bound to come up. These specialized pins are designed to make picking a lock more challenging, adding layers of complexity that require skill and patience to overcome. In this blog post, we’ll explore the different types of security pins, their functions, and some lesser-known security features that...

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Mastering the Art: How to Pick a Dimple Lock with a Flag Pick

If you're venturing into the world of locksport, you've likely come across dimple locks—a fascinating type of lock that offers a unique challenge to those looking to expand their skills. Unlike traditional pin tumbler locks, dimple locks require a different approach and a specialized tool known as a flag pick. In this blog post, we'll explore what dimple locks are, why they’re...

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Unlocking a New Hobby: The Rise of Locksport

Lockpicking has long been shrouded in mystery, often associated with crime scenes in movies or TV shows. However, in recent years, it has gained popularity as a legitimate hobby known as "locksport." Far from its criminal connotations, locksport is about skill, problem-solving, and the thrill of mastering complex challenges. It's a rapidly growing community with enthusiasts from all walks of life, and...

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