Which set do you use?

Drilling direct to side bar is a match faster to enable the core to slide out... drilling the sheer line, putting the tailpiece at risk, not being able to reuse the core.

Nice work. Mine arrives in a week or two.

Really?!! Very useless video. I lost my key so how could I take the lock out and keep on hitting it to get the debris and cylinders out. If that was the case I wouldn't need to...

Wondering what tools were used for this pick, had one of these and lost the key

I guess I'm 6 years too late for the drawing- lol. But your video is super helpful and I appreciate it!

Didn’t think about shimming the cylinder from the front. But you can also shim the shackle and comb pick this lock. 1) Single pin pick 2) Rake 3) knife 4)Shim Cylinder 5)Comb pick 6) Shim shackle 7) Hammer rap ?

Great video! I think that 'foreign object' was actually not something that someone jammed in, but rather an intentional security feature from Arrow's 'Flex ChoICe line'. This platform had keys with a hole in the bottom of the key that would run all the way from tip to bow. The idea was similar to Ruko's flexcore system.

Real estate agent left a box on my door and won’t respond when I call to have it removed. I can’t cut it with my bolt cutters it’s too hard. Any ideas?

use a hammer no picking needed

Anyone can butcher a lock when it's in a vise. A qualified locksmith working on a lock installed on a customers door would never do what you just displayed. Please, if you are working as a locksmith, get more training and learn better technique. "Training videos like this give professional locksmiths a bad name. I have been a locksmith for 45 years and am proud to say those of us who are truly invested in the trade don't approve of these vidios. There are scammers a plenty out there that think that a drill and a screwdriver makes them a pro.

First lock-drill I see, Way too much talking.

5:25 Look how crooked the pins are.

One thing u could show to us was how many milímiters u drill exatly until u can open it with a screwdriver beforw u destroy the lock ..each measure for each lock u test in future vídeos.

Man the idea was to know the dificulty of opening the lock, u shouldnt clean it like u did, u destroyed the interess of the vídeo like that.

Idiots! Anyone that wants to break into a property do you really think a freaking criminal is going to try to hack into this pile of crap or even a regular lock box! What a morons... REMEMBER MOST CRIMINALS ARE RETARDED DUMB A S S ES!

Awesome video!!

I love how you have pins falling out, I just did a Schlage LFIC and the bottom of the core fell out. The top is stuck in there, so I need to stick my bore CAM in there tomorrow to try and get it out.

Did you try the magnets yet? Is the plate around the solenoids magnetic?

That faceplate isn't hardened?? WTF - too easy

LOL, I sure could have used this video six years ago, back when I was thrown into my job, which includes removing these cores sometimes. Two hours and still destroyed the cylinder trying to figure out the first one. Nowadays, 30 seconds start to finish, including installation of a replacement core.

Used to drill these out all the time working for best locks. Drill the pins out, the front face with the name can come off too. Just just a decent size flat head screw driver and it will move the side bar over and you can pop the core out

'' WHEN YOU NEED A DRIL,MMMmmm,YOU NEED MORE PRATICE,,SORRY..''TEAZING,LOL..JUST STICK A POINTED ,ETC..IN THE SEWER HOLE..BADA BING,BADA BOOM'

This is actually not too bad for a a cheap, low security lock.

I'm still a greenhorn in locksport. Well, maybe a tenderfoot at this point. I have a bench, nice vice, lots of picks/tools, locks, and getting daily practice. I got a Master 6125 and haven't tried to pick it yet. Which pick were you using on this video? Short hook? Was it in 18/000? It looks like a plain jane stainless short hook. No handle, etc.

I was pleasantly surprised when I raked two of these open no problem. Good fun, if bad security. Should be pretty easy to pin in some tricks even without a new cylinder.

Does anyone know the actual name of this lock?

It works a lot easier when you dont bang all the pins out

Actually that use of the word prized (to use force in order to move, move apart, or open) is correct. Thanks for opening that up though. I was curious about mine.

Good Ol US lock 5200! Have a new one on the way! thanks for sharing my friend!!

Well Done Sir! Thanks for sharing!

Hey bud, got any from 87-89 with the white writing?

Thanks got my ic core out

Im pretty sure that arrow sfic has a specal key with a hole in it that fits into a steel rod in the bottom of the key way.

Great picking there 👍

Very nicely picked sir. Awesome pins from Eazypicking

Very nice job, and it's awesome he sent you his first challenge lock. It's great to see more people making them. I hope he keeps up the good work 😊

Nice picking my friend and cool first challenge lock from EP😊😊👍😎😎😎

Nice Picking and very nice first challenge lock by Easy Picking. 👏👍🔓

“Eazypicking” done a really great job on that lock , it’s really great to see his channel growing. I do like your pinning tray , I made a similar one just with out the parts compartment

The first is the hardest but good to see it picked & gutted. Good job.👍🏽🍺😎

Very cool I was waiting to check out his first lock. He did pretty awesome for his first challenge lock. Not to many countermill there first one. Nicely picked my friend.

Very nice job my friend.

Nicely done sir. I gave up on mine after two hours lol. The pin in number 4 is an anti bump pin my friend.

Very nice my friend great job😊😊👍👍😎😎

Great job “Random” I think it always help when you can make a pick especially for the job. Great video

Hahaha yep I think I told you I had to soak mine for two days before I could get it to pop open. It was pinned up the same. But I thought that was an anti bump pin. All the US 5200's only come with a 5 pin crimpt core. I filed mine flat in the back and put a clip on it I hate crimpt cores. And I've talked about options and it's good to jave them with plug followers too. I have the same set you jave but they can be tight in some cores. The followers that come in the HUK are just a bit smaller and they fit much better in the tight cores. I also think it was the M11 I tried that fit the keyway. Any good job buddy I know it was a tough one. ☺

Nice job my friend.

Yeah, old gunky ones can be a real pain but it'll be all fixed in no time. And yeah, I support my local locksmith's, gave two of em' lot's of my moneys! :) 😎✌

Man that is an awesome package from “Bobby Keyz” you sure have some great time ahead my friend. 👍