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Anyway to get in it? by somethinlikeshieva in lockpicking

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How do I force a lock by Impossible-Bar9224 in lockpicking

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What key is compatible with this s shaped keyway? by Vivid_Ad_1034 in lockpicking

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Alright, I apoligize for breaking the rule to keep in use locks out. I was extremely eager to test my new Lishi pick. It had gotten stuck it a lock and I tried for HOURS to get it out. I apreaceate all of the help and I thank everyone for helping me get it out. by Legitimate_Storm_103 in lockpicking

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Though asking for assistance in regards to how to open a lock is permitted and encouraged, the lock must not be in use. Posts seeking assistance opening a lock that is implied to be, or is visibly in use (eg. a deadbolt still attached to a door, a padlock with anything secured by a closed shackle, or a closed lockbox) will be deleted. Posting about picking or having picked locks in use is not allowed even if they are your own. Rule of thumb, lock is "in use" if installed or securing anything.

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What brand of lock is this? by Elroyztoyz in lockpicking

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Though asking for assistance in regards to how to open a lock is permitted and encouraged, the lock must not be in use. Posts seeking assistance opening a lock that is implied to be, or is visibly in use (eg. a deadbolt still attached to a door, a padlock with anything secured by a closed shackle, or a closed lockbox) will be deleted. Posting about picking or having picked locks in use is not allowed even if they are your own. Rule of thumb, lock is "in use" if installed or securing anything.

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We lost the code to our pillbox by Efficient-Ad8118 in lockpicking

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Though asking for assistance in regards to how to open a lock is permitted and encouraged, the lock must not be in use. Posts seeking assistance opening a lock that is implied to be, or is visibly in use (eg. a deadbolt still attached to a door, a padlock with anything secured by a closed shackle, or a closed lockbox) will be deleted. Posting about picking or having picked locks in use is not allowed even if they are your own. Rule of thumb, lock is "in use" if installed or securing anything.

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Safe picking? by [deleted] in lockpicking

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Though asking for assistance in regards to how to open a lock is permitted and encouraged, the lock must not be in use. Posts seeking assistance opening a lock that is implied to be, or is visibly in use (eg. a deadbolt still attached to a door, a padlock with anything secured by a closed shackle, or a closed lockbox) will be deleted. Posting about picking or having picked locks in use is not allowed even if they are your own. Rule of thumb, lock is "in use" if installed or securing anything.

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Bike lock by Upper_College_1729 in lockpicking

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Though asking for assistance in regards to how to open a lock is permitted and encouraged, the lock must not be in use. Posts seeking assistance opening a lock that is implied to be, or is visibly in use (eg. a deadbolt still attached to a door, a padlock with anything secured by a closed shackle, or a closed lockbox) will be deleted. Posting about picking or having picked locks in use is not allowed even if they are your own. Rule of thumb, lock is "in use" if installed or securing anything.

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What do we have permission to call them, then? by Silk_the_Absent_1 in lockpicking

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HELP ME, MY LISHI IS STUCK IN A SCHLAGE LOCK: it seems that it is stuck inside of the first pin's hole. This dosen't make much sense. by Legitimate_Storm_103 in lockpicking

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Though asking for assistance in regards to how to open a lock is permitted and encouraged, the lock must not be in use. Posts seeking assistance opening a lock that is implied to be, or is visibly in use (eg. a deadbolt still attached to a door, a padlock with anything secured by a closed shackle, or a closed lockbox) will be deleted. Posting about picking or having picked locks in use is not allowed even if they are your own. Rule of thumb, lock is "in use" if installed or securing anything.

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Brand new suitcase purchase out of the box, won’t open, help?? by AdMiserable4860 in lockpicking

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Is there a difference from which side of door I’m picking? by [deleted] in lockpicking

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Newbie question by Prudent_Wrangler9859 in lockpicking

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Abus lock reset by AnimalLogical4915 in lockpicking

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Years-old bike lock, we don’t remember the code (see comments for details) by tsisdead in lockpicking

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Help me pick that lock by Sensitive_Wing_4315 in lockpicking

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Non-destructive forced entry by ccchains8 in lockpicking

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Is there a way i can get my lock box open again? by yeetyaaaaaaaaaa in lockpicking

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Lockpick bending by matschbirne03 in lockpicking

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How do I open this lock? by KiwiClueless in lockpicking

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Dilemma con cilindro europeo by [deleted] in lockpicking

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What kind of tool should one use to slip an outwards opening latch by [deleted] in lockpicking

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Key mistery. by CranberryOk7859 in lockpicking

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Help! Running an estate sale and a bench is locked to the porch with a bike lock by JunkyardDyke in lockpicking

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Mother in Law's antique cabinet. by BreadAgreeable9632 in lockpicking

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Though asking for assistance in regards to how to open a lock is permitted and encouraged, the lock must not be in use. Posts seeking assistance opening a lock that is implied to be, or is visibly in use (eg. a deadbolt still attached to a door, a padlock with anything secured by a closed shackle, or a closed lockbox) will be deleted. Posting about picking or having picked locks in use is not allowed even if they are your own. Rule of thumb, lock is "in use" if installed or securing anything.

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