(604) Removing a Cylinder From a Commercial Lever Without a key

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[@PocketWomen]

very smooth demonstration, cheers

[@BoredLockpicker]

Thanks

[@johnmccormick2883]

Good job… good info too 👍🏻

[@BoredLockpicker]

Thanks

[@mcdpoor]

Nice info

[@BoredLockpicker]

Thanks

[@geraldskinner63]

I'm getting good with my auto lishi's (at least more confident and successful) but I still struggle with the Schlage and Kwikset lishi's. Very impressive how quickly you picked that lock, which saves the day with those levers and lost keys.

[@BoredLockpicker]

I find the pin tumbler ones easier to use than auto ones?

[@geraldskinner63]

@@BoredLockpicker Yeah that's what everybody keeps telling me but for some reason I am just the opposite. For some reason they just feel strange to me on the picking. I always get a hard false set, but everything seems stuck after that.

[@BoredLockpicker]

Do you single pin pick with regular lock picks?

[@geraldskinner63]

@@BoredLockpicker Rarely. i have single pin picked but very few. Most of the time I just try to rake, bump or electric pick.