(026) S&G Mailbox Lock -- Gutted and Method of Bypass Explained

[@AlexBlate]

Very welcome, mate. Thanks for all your awesome videos, too! Every time I think I'm getting good and then I watch your stuff, it reminds me how much I have to learn!

[@DonXyan]

dude how much I am grateful to you how long and hard I have been looking for this solution

[@bosnianbill]

WOW! As always, super analysis of how it works. Love the bypass and explanation of why it works. Keep them coming.

[@AdrianWeber]

Very interesting video, as we do not use these type locks here in Germany this was very interesting for me. I think I decided finally to do a video on the levers of my Leicher safe deposit lock

[@ImSchatten360]

Great video! I really enjoyed it. Thanks for the information.

[@diazaman420]

Great video would love to see you pick it, Alex!

[@AlexBlate]

Quite possibly. Maybe they used them on the back doors of those apartment/condo mailbox arrays. The postman opens the rear and has access to all the boxes. Perhaps it lets each complex have its own unique key while only requiring the postman to have a couple master keys. It was clearly by design... pretty clever, actually. I'd love to know exactly what they were used for.

[@waddac2]

Fantastic video Alex, Bravo Sir :o))))

[@AdrianWeber]

Also a very interesting exploit

[@kokomolock]

Awesome video!! I guess the mail person only has to have 7 or 8 "master keys" to open any of the boxes then??

[@AlexBlate]

I did pick it... in my prior video. :) I broke them up into two segments for your viewing convenience.

[@lucilahunt8675]

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