Lock picking
Lock picking pin tumbler, tubular, warded, wafer, padlocks is easy when you have the right tools. A lock comprises of a cyclinder with pins going along the top or bottom of the cyclinder. Picking locks is done by using a tension tool to give the tension on the lock and then you use a pick to either lift up each pin or by using a rake pick which lets you rake the pins back and forth until they all set. The rake is a quicker technique than manually picking each pin. You can also use electric lock picks or other mechanical picks like the snap gun which forces all the pins up at the same time. This method could have the lock opened in a matter of seconds.
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The skill of lock picking involves gaining a good feel for the lock mechanism and the lock picking technique needed to open it. This requires practice and concentration.
The number and variety of locks in current use is staggering, yet the vast majority of locks in use are simple pin-tumbler designs.
Common lock types include:
* Pin-tumbler locks
* Warded locks
* Wafer locks
* Lever locks
* Dial combination locks
* Disc combination locks
* Push-button combination locks
