Is it REALLY that easy ??....another myth busted.

in the short but educational episode. I busted my on things being as easy as people try to make out.
As it says in the video, I have specialised in Covert entry from day one and all that at high speed, so I know when things are really easy to get in, and when they are really not easy to get in, and although I like the experience and knowledge that other people do it is a field I have specialised in every single day.
What is increasingly frustrating  is all the people out there that take pins out of Locks or swap around pins or manipulate things just to make it look easy so they can get views and hits and make money from the people lighting their videos but it is really really destructive for people who are learning and training who think they are failing, simply because they cannot do it as quick so in this video, I play with the same lock in the same circumstances to try opening and I failed which I knew I would do because I had spent eight hours the week before bumping, picking bypassing, and trying every single, I possibly could to get back and yet I still failed.
So I want to highlight not only do people manipulate things to make it easy, but sometimes if you have to drill a lock, it does not necessary mean you're not a locksmith. It simply means gaining entry is more important than looking fancy and those who find solutions will always succeed and those who cheat will just burn very brightly for a short amount of time, and that is all they will ever do.
as an additional note, I make no money from this channel. I simply do it to educate people. Support teach train and help people and highlight the rubbish that is out there to expose the cheats and protect the vulnerable. I really hope this video is interesting and helpful, and will dispel some myths for you. 

[@2MSecurity]

thank you again for your very supportive feedback. Very much appreciated and I will apply what you have advised until I achieve success. We need more supportive, instructive Locksmiths in our community like you to build a better service provider for the future

[@2MSecurity]

hello, i appreciate the feedback and advice thankyou. I have been struggling with single pin, picking raking and bumping and now the electric one as a last resort. If you have the time, I would very much appreciate you showing me the technique I should use as I have had very limited success, although some success with the Electric pic so would be open to suggestions advice and potentially a little video if you have the time. But beyond that thank you for your information and feedback it is appreciated

[@matthewrichards552]

It does sound like you are putting to much pressure on the blade, just let it bounce on the pins while pulsing the tension tool, EPG is more luck than a skill when you think about it, yes you do have to know what you are doing some some skill is involved. Also, I think you are just trying blades thinking it's a magic wand, practice with one that you feel is working or sounding the best, also maybe try picking ACW some locks will go easier that way. I can pick these, and I am not the best around, but with a bit of practising, it will go.
Good luck 👍

[@ActiveLockCentre]

Sorry mate, I'm going to have to call it. That is not how you should use an electric pick gun. You will just burn out the motor or snap the blades. It can be used as a technique but not the first one to go to.