(1890) Burg 116/50 Padlock
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- čas přidán 10. 05. 2021
- In video 1890 we'll look at a Burt 116/50 mm padlock that Hans-Christian generously send from Germany.
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It’s nice to watch you deal with the challenges of difficult bitting! Keep them coming!
Doesn't matter how well versed I feel in picking security pins, dealing with counter rotation and false sets, I still thoroughly enjoy a bosnianbill tutorial! Nicely done Bill!
It may sound crazy, but that's exactly what the key to an average tin letter box outside a German house looks like.
Happy retirement BB and all the best on your future endeavours.
I learned lock picking a year ago from watching these videos. After picking over 100 locks, I’ve learned that extreme bitted locks are far more challenging to deal with than just a security pins. I have 4 pin master no3’s that are much more challenging to open than flat bitted 6 pin locks with spools.
I hope you have a great retirement Bill. Thanks for all the great videos.
Classic picking video, my favorite.
I heard through LPL's channel that you're retiring. Congrats, and good luck!
Love your videos. Going to miss you and your work!
I don't know who does your intros, but they're higher quality than nearly any other 'tuber out there.
Really good opening. Like the changes that come about with your intro's.
Nice one Bill. Thanks for the video.
Thanks very much! I Really appreciate it when you mark cylinder with line.
Keep mentioning fact companies don't make Good items like they use to. Perhaps it will that Shame them into trying again. ?
Great video! The line was very helpful. Thank you.
I have learned so much from your videos. Thank you
Oof! Pins dropping! I've got this one I bought for practice where two of the pins are same depth and they both have spools, and whenever I set one of them, then the other one drops.
Haven't gotten an open yet.
I've a lock with a similar difficulty, I can never remember the order, but if I pick the pins a certain way they stay put, anything else, and it's one up, another one down.....etc..
@@johnrich6928 me three
They are truly great locks. I have one and the tolerances are superb
Thanks for the video 🔒🔑👍
Yeah I got one of those, I bought it as a beginner lock. Still not opened it.
Wow...that is a good lock!
Thank you for all the great videos and enjoy retirement brother you earned it
I love those squarish shackles. Great lock, good to see it gave you a hard time. :)
I want it.....don't care about availably, Bill! Just let me buy it, lol!!! ;)
You can. The 116 50 is still offered on Burg's website. www.burg.biz/international/p/locks-and-bolts/116-profi/
Awesome little lock!
Wow, nice lock! Hope master is watching :)
Have a wonderful retirement!!
They do still make them like that. 🙂
Great video. It looked like hard work to me.
Damnit, Bill...enjoy your retirement my friend!
Very nicely done buddy. 😎
Is that Burt and Ernie? : ) (title)
Nice demo on the picking the Burg Bill ; )
or as we say in Germany: a normal padlock.
yep every time i see a American lock I'm wondering how the people are not walking in and out of closed stores and stuff xD
Funny thing is: Burg Wächter really is more or less hardware store quality. At least most of them are much cheaper than Abus stuff...
When I was a kid here in Ireland, padlocks were regarded in terms of decreasing quality,
Abus,
Burg,
Yale,
Squire,
.............................................................................baling twine
................Master Lock.
The hard thing about learning lockpicking in Germany isn't about getting those crazy hard challenge locks, you can simply walk into your hardware store, it is about getting easy ones to start with.
@@Javic167 German engineering has always been first-class, most of the world knows that. I guess you'll have to use Amazon to buy cheap Chinese locks with which to start and learn????
Hey. there is spelling error in description "burt 116/50 mm" while lock was "burg 116/50 mm"
Hi bud interesting lock
I noticed quite a bit of force against the tension wrench from your pick. Could that be a "false" false set you were getting?
awesome!
Goodbye Bosnianbill you will be missed
Masterlock just revised model 15 to have "Maximum Pick Resistance"
I just went back and watched LPL's video on one of these from 6 years ago. He didn't have any spools so I wonder if that was a newer one or modified! Just a thought.
Well I guess now I know why I couldn’t pick the lock at work. It was one of these. Time to get my picks and try again. And no it’s not on someone’s things just a random locked lock laying on the table.
Thanks for the video! Please do more German locks. I'd like to try some American locks, but Abus and Burg is pretty much all we get here in terms of padlocks. (Master locks are sold for ridiculous money as "high security locks".) What are some good Burg and Abus locks for beginners to cut their teeth on? New lockpickers from Europe are a bit out in the cold because all the typically recommended beginner locks are either unavailable or way too expensive here... If you had to name an Abus lock instead of the Master #3, which one would it be?
Buy cheap Burg lock, these can be easier than Master No. 3. Not for raking (simple Master locks are really very easy there), but for SPP.
Any chance of a gutting so we can see if there is anything special inside that made it so difficult to pick?
Is there a padlock that can't be picked without cutting it open which would make it obvious that someone opened it?
damn if it giving bill a hard time... i would not be getting this open any time soon 😂😂
Maybe they call them Burg because the bitting looks like iceBURG on the key😂
Can you please review the goso peephole tool
First! Keep up the awesome content sir!
The word "Präzision" on the label is German for "precision" (not too dificult to guess).
So, no false marketing claim in this case.
Let me ask a question.
You had the key available and chose a particular pick to address the hi-lo-cut problem. Did this save much time?
How hard would it be to open that lock in "real life" (on the street)? Would you need 10+ minutes to open it with no knowledge of the key cutting? In that case I should consider the lock unpickable for a unexperienced person.
What grade of sand paper do you use to polish your picks Bill?
Masterlock should take notes from them
It's weird. I'm unable to access the Tribe's website. I get a privacy error. All the other links on this page work fine.
Could you rap the spring loaded pall open?
Having trouble with the locklab site, can't enter any of the giveaways 🙁 tried laptop and phone but submit buttons don't do anything. Never had problems before.
Try using a different browser maybe?
@@archstanton3931 Already tried 3
Turn it off then on again ==== standard electric object repair === first on the list
I am having the same issue. Tried with Firefox, Chrome, and IE and clicking Submit shows a quick spinning wheel then goes back to the regular button without displaying the submission successful check mark.
It's a shame they started cutting these locks and so picking them got useless.. just took too much time while a grinder or a big cutter did the job way faster..
As a Neighbor Country to Germany we had family in Germany and so Burg locks were everywhere in my surroundings and they absolute ruled for a while, but as I said, the picking just took too long and faster resources were found.
Really a shame.
I bet I have these locks laying around still ☺
MASTER LOCK,REMEMBER THAT NAME AND DONT BELIVE IN YT NONSENCE!
Master locks are good to lock your trash against wildlife. That’s it!
Could you just overset the low cuts, set the high cuts, and then get the low cuts back?
It would be nice to know what “quite a while” means. What’s the era of this lock? 80s? 90s? Sometimes there are very old locks presented and I’m interested in how old is very old. A lot of times my own estimates are way off and it’s surprising. I’ll see a lock from the 1960s and I’ll think it’s from the 1930s. In a lot of these videos, we never even get a ball park estimation of the decade.
When I look at the lock Bill has, it's for sure either the 80's but I think even 70's because I see that sticker and it looks as the locks from my childhood.
I bet I have these laying around somewhere, still.
Edit, I think that one is even more before the 70's...
@@b.anthonBought one from the store weeks ago. It is still full of spools with the same keyway and equally difficult to pick!
Is this lock rakable?
Dont belive in you tube talks,buy a Master No5 and see that the quality is now even better.
Rap it open Bill.
Are they anything to do with ABUS look a little like each other.
Master lock,choice of pros and real contractors.Bill wasnt honest with us,he practiced to much so he worn out locks and because of that they are easy to pick.
Good one Bill. Yes, by any means, Burg Wächter are pretty good. I like to open them with paper clips. Have a look at czcams.com/video/aqWsRGcXq2w/video.html and my recent Burgwächter boccia czcams.com/video/twOO7ekKxH0/video.html . They are a challenge, but they are doable. Currently trying to pick an Abus Extra (door lock) and an ISEA (Italian) with paper clips. Will post a video when I have some time to spare.
How do you get so many locks, that are not available to the rest of us?
Knowing people and being popular on CZcams.
/ picks up Master Lock...
/ bin...
This one made you work for it. I guess what they say about german engineering is true XD
This is a candidate for rapping with a hammer, right? Spring loaded pawls?
Not with this brand.
Okay, I have a lock I would like to send you. Do you have a P.O. box or address I can send it to? I just sent you "my two cents." So you know who I am 👍🏼😁
wish you good retirement