[98] How To Pick A Lock With A LockPick Gun (Snap Gun)
Vložit
- čas přidán 28. 11. 2017
- How To Open Locks Quickly With A Snap Gun
Link To Subscribe➜ czcams.com/users/helpfullock...
Snap guns can be a quick approach for people learning to open locks who are still working on mastering single pin picking. They can be quite effective but some key things to keep in mind is for them to be most successful you need locks with more open keyways and standard pins.
You Can Get Started With Your Lock Sport Journey On Amazon!
Get Started With Your Own Clear: Padlock, Dimple Lock, and Disc Detainer Lock! www.banggood.com/custlink/GKK...
You Can Get Your Own Lock Pick Gun On Amazon: amzn.to/2rWOVDS
Check Out My Progressive Lock List For An Easier Progression Towards More Difficult Locks.
1. Clear Acrylic Padlock: amzn.to/3qYGZ1z
2. Master Lock No 3: amzn.to/2IPvhV1
3. Master Lock 140: amzn.to/2LiKpbB
4. Brinks 40 mm Padlock: amzn.to/2LcjJcJ
5. Master Lock 570: amzn.to/2LiTQba
6. Master Lock 911: amzn.to/2KIXtpU
7. Commando Padlock: amzn.to/2rWx14W
8. American Lock 1100 Series: amzn.to/2rYGJ6g
9. Master Lock 410 LOTO: amzn.to/2KH0TsW
10. Abus Titalium 80TI/50: amzn.to/2LeI2qm
Check Out One Of The Best Cheap Generic Lock Pick Sets Sold At Banggood.com: www.banggood.com/custlink/Gm3...
Check Out A Beginner Dimple Lock Pick Set On GearBest.com www.gearbest.com/lock-picks-a...
Check Out The Panavise 350 On Amazon: amzn.to/2rV7OYI
It Is One Of The Best / Most Used Vises For Lock Sport!
DISCLAIMER: This video and description contains Amazon Affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, my channel will receive a small commission at no extra cost to you.
Thank you for checking out this video! If you have any questions or suggestions please leave them in in the comments below.
If you liked this video and you would like to see more like it, please subscribe, and as always I hope you have a great day!
Thank You For All Of The Continued Support By Subscribing, Liking, Sharing, Clicking The Bell!
If you enjoy my content and would like to help support my channel, please consider checking out: www.paypal.me/HelpfulLockPicker
Your fan-funded support will go directly to helping improve the quality of my content. Giving back to the lock sport community is at the heart of my channel, your support will directly help increase the frequency and value of my giveaways. If you would like to contribute items to my giveaways please contact me via email at: Contact.HelpfulLockPicker@gmail.com
Thank You For All The Support!
#HelpfulLockPicker #LockPicking #LockSport
I bought a Truck that had a Receiver Hitch locked on and no key. I bought a LockPick Gun, but didn't know how to use it. I watched several videos, but yours was by far the most informative. After trying several times, and spraying some WD40 on it, I was successful. THANK YOU!!!
Congrats on the success!
Lock mechanics have fascinated me since childhood after watching various TV and movie examples of picking the mysterious contraptions.
Not long ago, I purchased a pick set and snap gun, but without instruction I'd have a slim chance of becoming proficient .
That, itself, your generous explanations are Wii guide me towards a consistent result, thank you
Ray Matthews
Paramount, CA
Thank you for the kind words and I'm glad the video helped :-)
@@HelpfulLockPicker Your more than welcome and most definitly deserving. I might add, of the handfull of years I've been watching youtube and the multitude of subscriptions I have, you are first I've EVER commented to. That should indicate how much I enjoy your content. Some of the reasons are your calm, focused delivery. You stay on point, explaining as you illustrate complexity thats refreshing.
A beautiful explanation for a beautiful piece of machinery.
Thanks for checking it out!
Wow thank you. I just learned more in this one video than I did watching 4 "Mr Locksmith" videos.
thank you for the kind words and I am glad it helps
I've seen these on some of the Chinese retail sites and figured they did something like this, but never knew just how they worked, now I do. I might need to pick one up after I get Christmas taken care of.
They are fun to play with. Theboredlockpicker bought the electric version which is pretty cool as well but more expensive.
I just bought one off e-bay and then found out it's felony if you get caught with one!! WTF e-bay?? You could have at least put some sort of warning before you purchased it! That's the last thing I need is another felony rap!!!
Great video good info thank you for showing👍👍👍
Stephen Stone Thank you for the kind words, I'm glad it helped!
I am purchasing a snap gun and this video was very helpful thank you
Thanks for checking it out and I hope you enjoy it!
Thank you for your reply
Great video and explanation my friend. 👍👍😊
Frosty901 thank you frosty!
good tutorial. I notice your snap gun is a type that the pick portion moves in a parallel fashion rather than the more common ones that move on an angle where did you source it from?
Paul Chaulk Mine came from Sparrows it is called the Double Tap I believe
@@HelpfulLockPicker also ukbumpkeys sell them and downward ones and seni auto ones.very fast world wide delivery
@@stealerob3420 sparrows makes high quality products, coolest thing about them though is that the often do really awesome collars with all the big social-media lock sporters(pickers) all the big CZcams/tik Tok/ IG lock spotters(pickers) have a collab with them, often time mass producing custom ones from their personal collections
Great demo@
Thanks for checking it out
Very cool my friend great info😊👍👍👍😊😎
Leon's lockpad Thank you :)
I Intend to use a lockpick snap tool for lockpicking (which I have) I been training to use it at the moment. I often have greasy fingers you know so I wear gloves so it won't slip
Thank you for sharing your techniques to keep your fingers clean
Can you explain what the brass wheel is on the snap gun and if there are different types of needles for different types of locks?
The brass wheel essentially makes it snap harder and there are different tips mostly you need it to fit into the key way and not have it touch the warding. Snap guns are fun to play with but not the best rapid entry method
@@HelpfulLockPicker what is the best rapid entry tool then? Snap gun seems pretty fast enough, theres even faster way other than breaking the door?
@@walr5925 raking and bumping is much better
Thanks for the tip with the dial.
Do you have a tutorial or any suggestions on how to adjust the tension knob on snap gun? When to increase and decrease?
I do not. I honestly have never felt the need to adjust mine.
I've been successfully picking the Kwikset a lishi kw1 but I'm having problems with the deadbolts and I have not had any success trying to pick any defiant handles or cylinders
Thank you for sharing
I bought one off Temu and able to open my first ever lock I ever tried in 15secs. Yes I know it takes away the skill of using a single pick but my set doesn’t get here until next week
I’m having issues when I have to open it counter clock wise. Is one way harder than the other? I’m still very new at this
Some times one way is easier. Check out what a "Plug Spinner" is. Those are great tools to help solve this problem
how do we determine if the locks we are looking at are ‘good’ to use a snap gun on?
You want an open keyway which the tool fits easily into
I bought an old Duncan 60 parking meter with no keys. Would this work on that?
I do not know what type of key it takes so it is hard to say
Also putting a tiny amount of pressure on tension rench
Thanks for sharing
Fun stuff!!!
🐈👏👍👏🐾
Thanks for checking it out! Snap guns are a lot of fun
HelpfulLockPicker yep!!!🐈👍
Does this not work on gun locks?
I can SPP and rake plenty of locks.Had the Sparrows Double Tap for a week, not got one single open on anything.
What am I missing here?
These are a hit or miss. Make sure you have enough room in the lock
@@HelpfulLockPicker thanks for the tip!🥇
What's the chance of this breaking or harming the lock?
More than regular picking. If the locks have master wafers I would careful
I have a very good suggestion for everyone. Absolutely do not shop drunk! There are a lot of counterfeiters out there. I paid over $32 for a gun that probably cost no more than $6. It certainly looks the part. But the tensioner does not work. And it will almost always strike the pins at the wrong angle. It would take a lot of finesse and be more of a pain in your ass than it is worth.
Thanks for sharing
Very nice video, very well explained. 👌🇷🇸
Glad it helped
Is it as easy as it looks? I’ve seen vids like this showing bumping and I’ve never had the success they have in the vids.
It works when it works but it wouldn't ever be my go-to
I lost the keys for the master lock on my shed and I don't wanna cut it off or break the door LOLS Thanks for the video
Thank you for sharing. I recommend next time writing down the key code so you can get a new key made
"...you'er gonna need one of two things..." No you need both...two of two.
Get a sparrow gun and you are done. They are well built, assembled with screws and have a double action trigger that pulls the needle straight up with no angular movement.
Thank you for the kind words
Indeed sparrow is
It seems my only works on the lick it the pins are up when they arw down you have hell to work it
Thanks for sharing
@GazB85 Thanks for sharing
You say we will need one of two things - I've got my tensioner - how do I open locks without the snap gun?
Thank you
I think he misspoke. You need both
How can I get one of those not going out of my own thank you
You can order them online. The cheaper places are places like banggood.com
You can get them on amazon
Very nicely explained my friend.
Bill Bacardi Thank you for the kind words :)
This is the LockpickingLawyer and what I have for you tod... Wait, who the fork is that guy?
thanks for sharing your observations!
@@HelpfulLockPicker Got me a Snap Gun today. It's working pretty decent, but I think German door locks are too high secured smh
It is not a perfect tool but when it works it works :-)
Explain the dial to me. Is it how hard it hits the pins. Adjust the dial.
I believe the dial makes it strike the pins harder (I haven't used this tool in a few years at this point)
@@HelpfulLockPicker thanks so much man. My pickgun/flickgun didn't come with a manual. Had it for maybe a year now. Getten good with the tool. Not 100% accurate with it but maybe 60% success rate
Get video
"dont ever try to open locks that are in use." so when I get home how the f*ck do you suggest I get into my house????
Bored Lock picker The key
HelpfulLockPicker that would opening a lock in use......
Bored Lock picker that is a very true statement. You would have to assume all liability in the event of the lock failing as a result of you opening a lock in use. Is that a chance you would be willing to take?
*Ok you need one of two things. A turning tool and a pick gun. Ok so since you only need one of two things you’re gonna show me how to open it with just the turning tool?*