240) Yale 2100 Picked and Gutted

[@LadyLocks]

Great job Dev! Cool to see it gutted as well! I have one of these and couldn't pick those sliders. I wish they would've picked while picking the pins lol.

[@wolfganggrojcig2528]

Nice picking! I wanna pick mine too to see how it compares to the Yale Superior (5 pin and 4 sliders) Just use a second circlip remover to pry the circlip "open" from both siedes. This way it will not slide around in circles. Of course this can destroy the circlip if you use too much force 💪. So careful there 😂 I think the last pin that you were puzzled about was a T pin.

[@SadisticPicker]

Omg what!! Know walk in the park😳. Are ya ok, ur not dyin on me right🫣😝. Hey great pickin man!👏👏👏🔥😎

[@LockpickingDev]

😂

[@Sinmaniphel]

The last pin would be a "barrel" which is a variant on the double spool. Edit : nope, my bad, it's the anti bump pin. It's a shame there's no false gate on the sliders, but for the price it's definitely a great front door cylinder IMHO : can't be snapped, can't be drilled, arguably can't be bumped... That won't stop a decent picker like you, but it's quite the deterrent. It looks a lot like the Yale superior (which is a bit more aggressive) which can apparently be raked somehow on the pins side due to having only one security pin, according to LPL anyway. (But in his case it was a serrated pin, not a double spool) Anyhow, great job, I know I'm years away of such a feat :)

[@LockpickingDev]

Thanks for all the info! I was embarrassed forgetting what pin that was, I can blank at times, so I printed off a chart with all the pins on it for next time I blank 😂 Haven't touched the Superior yet. Will give raking a try on that one, could see that. Thanks again :)