[146] Massive Brinks Padlock Found At The Store and Picked 😍

[@KF1]

Been watching a lot of picking videos and I notice that's the first 4-pin including a spool in it. Usually the 4 pins are standard-only. Given some ball bearings in the locking mechanism this would be a good security device. Good video

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

Thanks for checking it out

[@darthpaul123]

Those are fun locks. This was my second lock I picked with security pins. It’s always nice finding something besides the Masters we’ve all already picked.

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

Pickaholic I honestly like the Brinks lineup much better for people to learn on they typically provide better feedback and you can actually feel what you're doing. But being left handed this one would be a real challenge with top of the keyway with lock in hand

[@darthpaul123]

HelpfulLockPicker I really like the Brinks locks too. The right ones can be very hard to pick. I know the Lockpicking Lawyer just did a video on the all steel 40 mm brinks, and I have a version that’s a bit bigger, but it’s got a hidden shackle with 6 pins I’ve managed open 1 time in 2 years lol. Same with their high security locks they make for Ace hardware 😊

[@collink7145]

The scale said 1 lbs 5.9oz, not 15.9 oz lol

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

I noticed that after but it wasn't worth correcting. Thanks for noticing, lol

[@collink7145]

@@HelpfulLockPicker ah right on. I have one of these locks and I'm new to picking...I'm having the damnedest time feeling the pins haha

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

@@collink7145 it's a skill that takes time and you are not alone

[@bird718]

nice shackle pop at the end , i find brinks harder to pick, i noticed they have longer wider pins and i think they are important learning tools due to their popularity in the country.

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

I enjoy picking them as well and I feel they are a nice learning tool

[@Leonslockpad]

That is a lump of a lock my friend nice job😊👍😎😊👍😎

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

Leon's lockpad thanks for checking it out!

[@BoredLockpicker]

Nice work dude. But I don’t think that Lock would secure a shed unless you upgraded the core to something like a primus assa twin Everest or something like it

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

I think you might be onto something here...

[@BoredLockpicker]

well I learned from the best . RIP DM

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

Bored Lock picker What about those anti-shim, ASSA pins to secure the hasp?

[@BoredLockpicker]

HelpfulLockPicker damn dude. Let’s not go crazy!

[@martyhastings9347]

yep, i liked the sound of the shackle "Pop" too. thanks for sharing.

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

Marty Hastings it was very satisfying :) thanks for checking it out!

[@chefjonesy1981]

Quick question I have a few security pins from American locks and misc parts from ones I got from a buddy of mine no shackles but bodies and cores as well do you or anyone need American locks parts?

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

I'm always interested but I am sure I could find others as well that would be

[@chefjonesy1981]

HelpfulLockPicker you can email me at [e-mail] with a PO box to send the to I would be more than happy to send the parts I have they've been laying around for a bit

[@robertclark3258]

Nice video and pick. Your presentation has improved, once again, and you're sounding much more relaxed and confident -- as you should! Thanks for a consistently good, consistently interesting and always 'helpful' set of videos.

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

Robert Clark thank you for the kind words, I upgraded some of my equipment recently which made a lot of more shots possible. Thank you for noticing :)

[@robertclark3258]

HelpfulLockPicker Would you mind telling me what equipment you use? Thanks.

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

I use a Canon 80D for video with the stock lens. I try to use manual focus / settings as much as possible. For sound I use: Lapel Mic-- Boya BY-M1, Shotgun Mic-- Takstar SGC-598, and USB Mic-- FiFine Metal Condenser Microphone Here is a general picture of the setup: imgur.com/ARhnWoQ

[@robertclark3258]

HelpfulLockPicker Thank you. Actually, the setup is not nearly as complicated as I expected given how well it works.

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

Robert Clark I'm it sure what you were expecting lol

[@shellyn16]

"I'm not sure what that means, but I like it" 😂😂 that's a big lock!

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

Michelle L thank you checking out my big lock!

[@retiredboxingref7620]

Hi. I just recently started picking and the 40mm version of this lock was my first attempt at picking. It literally was so easy and my wife was said ... "Hell, I was going to like... watch you to choke on opening this unbreakable lock."

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

These are not the hardest locks out there but some can put up a little bit of a fight. I do find the 40mm variant to be excellent for teaching feedback and be a great introduction to spools

[@AlbertLebel]

It’s a boat anchor. But still a fun lock to practice on. Thanks for the share.

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

Albert Lebel Thanks for checking it out!. I just realized I dead the scale wrong it is 1 lb 5.9 oz, lol

[@carllewis2207]

Great video! But wouldn’t put on my shed.

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@Swynndla]

Nice big lock! :D Thank you for sharing. :D The core seems to be similar in size as the 40mm? - so just the casing & shackle is bigger? For some, the big one might be easier to hold while picking. ;-) I wouldn't put this on my shed personally (as stock) as there are so many other more secure padlocks out there. I'd personally spend the extra cash for a better one for peace of mind.

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

Swynndla cool, thanks for voting and checking it out :-)

[@jeffmoss26]

junque! lol

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

Jeff Moss thank you for your vote!

[@JohnDoe-vq8bg]

For the sake of our youth, I hope you're an educator! Best regards sir!

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

I am on KZbin, lol

[@tacman1845]

That's almost as good of a deal as I got this morning. Driving home, and laying in the street was a Bell 5 pin dimple U lock. Lol

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

T Cress thanks for checking it out :)

[@tacman1845]

HelpfulLockPicker I watch them all bro. Really enjoy your channel.

[@BD90..]

4pin? Does not sound pick resistant. I hope it is not a cheap chinese padlock with a brinks brand bumper.

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

BlackDolphin90 I guess you never truly know but it did pick pretty well like my other ones. Drinks typically give great feedback and are better than a Master Lock No 3 to learn on

[@BD90..]

HelpfulLockPicker i will maybe pick one sometime. But Brinks locks are part of a bigger company now. I don't know but i am always skeptical of locks with a branded bumper. What is the wierdest lock name you have found? On-site? Guard? Security?

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

BlackDolphin90 I am not sure, none come to mind, but I like the random padlocks named after animals. Theboredlockpicker has done a few

[@BoredLockpicker]

HelpfulLockPicker if It has pins then it’s pick resistant

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

Bored Lock picker technically that is not incorrect

[@cherokee8647]

Had to laugh.....I bought a Brinks padlock today too. Are sick or what!!!!!!!

[@HelpfulLockPicker]

Cherokee in all honesty it should be okay for low security