I Learned How to Pick All of These Locks!! (Lockpicking 100)

[@ChrisRamsay52]

Lockpicking 100

[@budgetedgaming]

Wheres the link I can't find it 😭

[@Coinmancer]

check out lockpicking101 its a great resource for all lockpicking if you get deeper into it

[@davidmunyon2318]

No link for the stuff mentioned in video...

[@budgetedgaming]

Found the link but there's a problem. Those are tweezers

[@Coinmancer]

lol yeah those are tweezers. Thats funny... They sell lockpicking kits all over though. Here is a good place www.hackerstickers.com/category/hardware/lock_pick_tools

[@mrri5604]

Thanks my little brother wanted a new bike for his birthday

[@carlosvidana9505]

Oh god

[@joshuaz7358]

lmao

[@zainalabdly2457]

Lmao

[@grahamhouck8413]

Riley Gould lol

[@mrri5604]

Update- he loved his new bike ;)

[@sammin9390]

I love how I sat here for 14 minutes watching him pick locks

[@PDeRop]

SamN GamN the man is a genius. He’s shit at lockpicking.. and still I enjoyed every second.

[@tucstwo]

If you like watching lockpicking videos look for BosnianBill or LockPickingLawyer on YT. You can watch them pick locks for HOURS. And not just these shitty master locks. REAL locks.

[@idkfml6175]

And he love sat thre making a yt video and pick locks alone for a hourss

[@prodrywallservice]

He could edit his videos underneath 10 minutes but he wont make any money. Soon as he passes 10 mins he get the ad money. Boom. Its the only way he keeps being able to bring the lovely content

[@idkfml6175]

@@prodrywallservice really agreee

[@capp00]

That beginner lock is deceiving for how easy lock picking is. I have that one. All the pins are the same height. You can stick a paperclip in there and lift up with a little tension and it pops open. lol

[@GuardianNinjaHD]

Capp00 the one I have, all you have to do is push up the last pin and it opens 😂

[@Moorgoth67]

Cool stumbling across Capp00 here. 👍

[@capp00]

@@Moorgoth67 Howdy!! :)

[@wolvzie172]

My one you actually have to try it but they are way easier

[@TBCman99]

Depends on the type you buy. The beginner clear locks have basic pins but the more intricate one have pins that you can adjust to increase or lower the difficulty.

[@psychosageio]

Any LockPickingLawyer fans burst out laughing when the shot freeze-framed on the Master lock and he said "very difficult"?

[@Lawrence_Craft]

Yes! love how master locks pride themselves in "high security" and can be opened with a piece of plastic lol

[@mikemcpike3488]

I agree lol, I chuckled a bit

[@noahbasara8529]

Im not alone!

[@biskitvixxn]

* Proceeds to do either the spy, medic, or demoman Schadenfreude. *

[@ThatCrippledArtist]

He's never done it before. Obviously to him it's gonna be difficult

[@masapopovic9022]

the lockpicking lawyer has taught me too well to take him seriously when he said the masterlock is very difficult

[@MAGA-pr5ui]

That's what I was thinking lol...

[@Dans96ify]

Really good job for a total beginner, but you should know that these locks are new and unused so it's so much easier to unlock them.. If you want to do some real challange, try to find and unlock some old rusty locks. That's really hard and challanging and it's also more realistic.. :D

[@TenisJr]

Oh geez, good to know!

[@andrewxc1335]

Spray some Liquid Wrench in there.

[@Zeyo1337]

Zdareeec

[@qTiPEmilio]

Old locks? Hammertime!

[@dazedealz8060]

I find old locks easier to pick cuz often the pins get stuck in proper place rather than moving freely. Just my limited experience though have only successfully opened 10-11 padlocks so far

[@MaxDiamond]

The fact that you picked all 5 locks with no prior experience scares me a bit 😂

[@asagorcus]

Actually most locks that people use are trash. Especially Master locks. Not a bad choice for beginning lockpicking but they really are not anything you want to use to secure whatever items of value.

[@jpmcpinning4255]

For sure! I’m a lockpicker and master is terrible to keep your stuff safe but it’s what most ppl use... max you would really be scared if you saw what we pick for fun.. click on my name to see locks I’ve picked on camera. Or go to r/lockpicking subreddit. You will buy new locks I’m sure.

[@viper7131]

Locks only keep honest people out, unfortunately.

[@DrakonIL]

@@asagorcus My sister once had a master lock on a storage unit that she lost the key to. Made a tension wrench from a jigsaw blade and used half a hairpin to pop that bad boy open.

[@asagorcus]

@@DrakonIL Yeah its not unusual. I saw a youtube clip where someone opened one with a McDonald's Straw! 🤣

[@footballflickerz1567]

The fact that someone with no experience can pick all these locks is scary

[@8XL]

Now imagine someone experienced with some decent tools, Infront of your house when you're on holiday. 😉

[@МариянДимитров-м9м]

Me too

[@ineednochannelyoutube5384]

Nonmagnetic locks might as well have bot been there for quiet some centuries. They are more of a warning than a deterrent.

[@creeperstkoed6282]

Master locks are hot garbage dont use them

[@EgorKaskader]

And now you can look up Lockpicking Lawyer. Who finds 20-30 seconds pick time at a leisurly pace a "good fight" from the lock. His income, mind you, is greater than he'd make if he picked for thieving.

[@rillip3]

'Going from easy to very difficult' *shows Masterlock as last lock* Lockpickers: 'AHAHAHAHAHAHA' :D

[@notu9315]

Even started with ABUS, luggage junk, but still.

[@Phantomfb]

Philip Eatherington exactly the master is the easeyest

[@techsupport3227]

I thought that they were like medium level in lock picking but they were big so somebody couldn’t break through it

[@MJaquez55]

The fact that he also used some stupid tools and didn’t even use a hook got me mad too.

[@theone2587]

Thanks just got my first felony.

[@Freedom-cd8dr]

I got my second

[@boringfilms3507]

“I have to loosen the tension to get my rod in there” 😂

[@cameronball3998]

I couldn’t help but laugh when he put the tensioner in the warded lock 😂 great video still. Love seeing people try lockpicking.

[@anthonyrandall7025]

The thing that you pulled out around 8:20 is for car locks or double-sided locks in general. The lock with the blue band around the bottom and the weird-looking key appears to be a disc-detainer lock. Basically, the discs need to each be rotated into a specific position relative to one another in order for the lock to open. Since the key's cuttings are all equal depth, you just needed something that could reach through the warding (tabs of metal between each disc that prevent you from turning all the discs with a screwdriver and reverse-picking the lock), and that rake fit the lock well enough to do the job.

[@errorlight2054]

Chris : So we start from easy to difficult.... Me: I see a Master lock at the end....

[@jupiterresident1537]

You know something is going to happen when suddenly music stops

[@gusgerasis]

yea

[@felixglasenapp6192]

Yyyearaeaeahhhhh

Wow... best surprise of my whole day. The game that I love so much and play with my friends every week (for the last 15 years) is sponsoring the video of a guy that I enjoy watching a lot! THAT made my day... Thanks Wizards and Chris!

[@yoppppp8590]

André Valente you’re a virgin aren’t you..

No, not really.

[@shadox1443]

When you finaly get lockpicking 100 without cheating in SKYRIM

[@Marine5D]

I actually reached it without cheating in Skyrim. It took me some time.. Edit: and i'm not going to make it legendary lol

[@shadox1443]

Yeaa me too

[@chaosinjune]

i just took the key from the the guild and never gave it bsck

[@steelmonarch9212]

Yeah its a good feeling

[@abracadabra2395]

Ha! I definitely clicked on this video because of Skyrim.

[@Efreeti]

Basically raked all five locks open, the brute force method. You should try going pin by pin, utilizing the tactile feedback from the pins

[@JustAnotherMike_]

3:33 Just like in Dungeons & Dragons® Which is just another of Wizards of the Coast (LLC)'s *_amazing_* products! lol

[@x9x9x9x9x9]

What the hell I swear youtube must slowly be suggesting certain videos to people because I just recently got back into the locksport hobby. Also "very difficult" when talking about master lock should never be in the same sentence. Unless its "master locks are not very difficult." You should pick up the revolver from sparrows, and a few abus padlocks from amazon. Also go get some decent picks. Sparrows makes good stuff, Southord, Peterson, and Dangerfield are all great. I recommend the Dangerfield Serenity or the Southord PXS-14 over anything from amazon. The steel they use is much better. AT THE VERY LEAST get a peterson gem and hook #1 also some more tension wrenches wouldn't hurt. Cunningham's law - "the best way to get the right answer on the internet is not to ask a question; it's to post the wrong answer." Oddly enough that was covered in a lock picking video released this morning by bosnianbill.

[@user54389]

x9x9x9x9x9 Have you picked a Master 527, 911, or 410 LOTO? Master does make some OKish locks. Dont believe everything you hear from the tribe...

[@x9x9x9x9x9]

@@user54389 I have not done those but so far every master lock I have tried has been pretty bad. I do want to try a 527 at some point and I think it was a 510(?) That has spools in it that I want to try.

[@w00t89]

Bill is a god Too bad he never showed his face Could be a hot 19 years old chick...

[@user54389]

@@x9x9x9x9x9 You are probably thinking of the 410 LOTO. Its a fun pick...

[@x9x9x9x9x9]

@@user54389 I'll give it a shot then.

[@MaxDiamond]

The concept of this video is so sick. Taking an amazing sponsor and relating to the subject of the video. This is why you rock Chris 🔥

[@manuelguerrero3624]

Now the thieves of your lgs can go to your home and steal your expensive cards.

[@3xtraction632]

If you are interested in learning and improving your lockpicking skills I can't recommend BosniaBill and LockPickingLawyer enough. They are great youtubers such as yourself! edit: a word

[@ElIAsMeInHaRt]

Lockpicking lawyer would be disappointed

[@DonutKingFilms]

This guy is an amateur the first lock I picked was a master model 3.it was easy

[@ElIAsMeInHaRt]

True

[@Fyr3032]

So would be bosnianbill and locknoob. BUT!!! maybe they would appreciate the effort of a noobie =)

[@korruptgaming1370]

I think the fact that he used a z bar instead of an actual bottom of the keyway wrench he deserves mad props. And the fact that he got the warded lock open by happenstance. Pretty sick.

[@sovietbiscuit9918]

elias meinhart this man is a magician not a lock picking expert

[@skyshockgames8325]

Also that saw thing used at 12:00 is called an L rake/city rake your supposed to move the rake up and down in the keyhole while slowly moving it either forwards to backwards hence the different bidding cut into the metal it lifts the pins to either position 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 etc

[@PDeRop]

The number six you took.. is either a half Diamond.. which is a raking tool.. or an extractor.

[@user54389]

Half Diamonds do more than rake. That looked more like a weird half ball though

[@BassRTA84]

All except the first pick he gave up on using are used for raking. Technically he racked them, not pick

[@RedJyve]

Raking is where you slide a pick with ridges along it across the pin, hoping to set the pins into their unlock position quickly. This is considered a more beginner technique because it doesn't require much skill or feel for the pins. Picking, on the other hand, is where a pick is inserted into the lock and each individual pin is felt and then the pins are pushed one by one into the correct position.

[@platinumflames7428]

Saimeren hey man, so if you want a more in depth explanation look up the art of lock picking. Very lengthy but descriptive and helpful. I also watch a lot of the lockpickinglawyer videos and he is fast but has explanation videos too

[@PDeRop]

Saimeren it has too much junk in it. Tentioners.. great.. the shiny gold has to be sanded off.. better get a cheap set from Sparrows than the chinesium. www.sparrowslockpicks.com

[@Ksilver21]

When you tell someone you play Magic: "Oh show me a trick!"

[@CrazyShotGunner]

Bolt cutters do the same thing just more efficiently

[@cyrpuscacophony8059]

But they're more obvious and bulky. Alot harder to hide

[@sovietnugget8237]

@@cyrpuscacophony8059 trenchcoat

[@callekun]

Yeah imma bolt cut a door open real quick

[@zac7530]

crazyshotgunner and you don’t feel as cool

[@W3lol1]

Or keys

[@seichi282]

I like how finding this video is pretty full circle for me. I occasionally watched chris's cardistry videos and thought"hey that would be cool to learn. I have tons of magic cards in my room." Then I thought about it and it might make me look more questionable especially if I learned something like a double lift. Here is chris talking about magic card. XD I might have to revisit my decision to not learn cardistry (also magic) type stuff. Also love how he had me at warded lock. Thinking "hah! That's a warded lock gl raking that! Lol" and he proceeds to pick it. Gj Chris love your vids and MTG

[@ashleycook300]

Congrats Chris! When I was a kid my grandfather also taught me how to pick some of these! ;) This video is really fun! 💖✨

[@notaname8140]

1:29 "from easy..." shows an Abus "... to very difficult..." shows a Master lock Ok then lmao

[@codysiegrist3355]

The God-Emperor Of Mankind when he said that I knew he hasn’t picked locks before

[@user54389]

To be fair, the Abus was a Nautic 20mm (3 standard pins), and the master was a 3DEX (4 standard pins and Master's famous engineering)...neither of which are difficult.

[@asagorcus]

It is interesting how people think master locks are good. Before i got into lockpicking that's exactly what I bought to learn on thinking they were challenging. Now I really cannot fathom using one to secure anything. Same thing with brinks locks.

[@user54389]

They have their purposes. The laminated style locks are brutes and can take a lot of abuse. Most thieves don't pick locks ;)

[@asagorcus]

Yeah I get that. But personally I just can't use them myself hahaha

[@nathansmith5738]

I want to hear the sponsor pitch that went on at WotC. "so there's this guy that does magic videos but he does more than that" "you mean he plays other card games than Magic?" "uuuuhhhh no? he dose like, puzzles and stuff as well as do magic, sometimes in the same video" "ooh a puzzle solving Magic youtuber, sounds great send him an offer"

[@Jetmouse99]

*SKYRIM*

[@slickboi762]

*Love the game 100*

[@teddysharp6056]

Speech 100

[@scoofndoyche9358]

RECKONING! Probably haven’t heard of it tho......

[@gavincatalano654]

You were trying to cross the border.... Fell right into that imperial ambush😂

[@techsupport3227]

We must go to tamreel

[@megmaeve8135]

My hubby got me into Magic and I've been OBSESSED for 4 years now. It's literally our go to date night game. I love everything about it. I'm geeking out as well 😂

[@Cedalion]

The subtext is HILARIOUS!!!!!!!!! My library has an annual comic convention. Game Kastle was there. They sold Magic cards. And they taught people how to play. Mike's channel is lit.

[@nathanwojes5673]

When lockpicking, there is never a KEY to examine to help figure it out. That would render the entire process moot :p

[@kylepirko9251]

I said the exact same thing, dude. Totally defeats the purpose.

[@warriorexe3708]

@@kylepirko9251 Lets sey that the,, thief '' has seen the key

[@ViolentPacifism_SlavaUkraini]

Hate to disappoint you guys, but theives don't pick locks; locksmiths and locksporters pick locks

[@blakdragon2202]

pick enough locks you can tell how a lock needs to be picked without seeing a key. Locks are made to keep honest people honest.

[@jpmcpinning4255]

I am a lock picker. Hence the name. Lol.. I have a channel but havnt post in a while. Just so you know it’s called a tension wrench. Your doing good so far, if you wanna keep learning more about lockpicking, and pick some harder locks go to r/lockpicking on Reddit. I used to be a mod there and there’s good ppl there.

[@bullitt_gaming]

OMG, I was getting triggered every time he said "tension rod" lol. It's like fingernails on a blackboard for me. I mean, it's not that big a deal, but damn lol. All that being said, he did a pretty good job as a cold beginner.

[@andywalkerinc]

Also....that first technique is called raking

[@awesomewrecker0]

He says he is a lockpick master I would like to see him try a double spring, serrated pin type lock with fault sets lol. Plus he called the rakes this guy with a bit more teeth. Oh wait I want to see him pick a dimple with standard horizontal pins with advanced mechanisms I mentioned earlier

[@awesomewrecker0]

And did he call tweezers a tension picker?

[@jpmcpinning4255]

Awesome Wrecker I think what your talking about is a wafer rake. They are made for car locks. You put em in and jiggle. Also called jigglers.

[@calebwestfall5569]

I have that same pick set, now I'm geeking out

[@ViolentPacifism_SlavaUkraini]

It's a pretty crappy set tbh... Try sparrows, Peterson or multipick, you'll be *amazed* at the difference in material quality

[@logankonjevich9580]

Locksmith here, Very well done! you talk about how accessible lock picks are, if you get pulled over at least in USA and have the pick set in your car and are not a locksmith bad news. Besides that you did great couple little things, as I know you like learning - it's all preference as to tension and what picks you use. However some work better in some situations. Padlocks are a bit of a different experience than door locks. If you can find a simple hook pick in that set, my all time favorite and universal pick. Sometimes heavy tension is nice if you have a strong pick and slowly push the pin up you can feel the *click*. Also it's the valleys on the key not the peaks that matter. Just a heads up. but over all well done! Huge fan!

[@texmexgod4002]

Might be a bit late telling you Chris... here is a tip. Most important thing to note is that tension is everything. Notice the leverage of tension you put on a tumbler. The last one you accidentally were using half the wrench thus easing up the tension... unlike when you first started trying it... if you're going to use the whole length of the wrench... way less pressure. I use the technique you found.. put 1 finger on half the wrench. Another great way to figure out what is too much is use a paper clip bent at tip to insert into tumbler, the tension used to find the sweet spot should not bend the paperclip. It's very light pressure. Great video and props for accomplishing the picks.

[@icedripoutxxx2168]

TIP2: The rake is the one with a bunch of bumbs its made for beginners so it makes it more easier to pick the lock and the pic with one bumb is for when you get more good at picking locks

[@-yoltz6015]

This is how many times he said "Tension rod" ↓

[@jesse.w2059]

Your comment probably would have turned out better if it was posted over a year ago. :/

[@wvxsy8962]

Jesse W.

[@joshpratt93]

This gets no attention this is how many times I get ignored (number of likes

[@declan9876]

Shut up begga

[@demiwa00]

Watching BosnianBill and then this is a trip 😂😅🤦

[@masonlastnamehere8597]

Deshaun W. uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ya think

[@collinp56]

Hahah facts

[@artstrutzenberg7197]

yup....would be interesting to see BosnianBill and LPL do a reaction video to this one LOL....

[@Max._Power]

@@artstrutzenberg7197 I'm sure they would be pleased at the interest in lockpicking if a little amused at calling the master lock the hardest one

[@killacondor]

Hahaha ive been watching your puzzle videos for a while now and just recently got into lock picking and now you are too! Too funny. Lockpicking lawyer and Bosnianbill are awesome!

[@box5evey]

welcome to the lock picking/locksport community! check out warded locks- that’s the type of lock the third one you opened was. if you want to level up your lock picking skills even more, check out dimple locks. the guild never had to deal with those! keep picking, the more you do it, the easier it is!

[@level710stoner]

no this is about lockpicking 50 you only get 100 if you can do it with only a bobby pin.

[@sovietbiscuit9918]

miguel figueroa fallout style ma dud

[@alatheary.0p]

It's actually pretty easy

[@friedbanana0077]

I can actually pick a master lock with two Bobby pins😂

[@techsupport3227]

Yeah that’s fair

[@Xenon-rl1me]

abloy my boi

[@meejjj.]

Friends and I can lockpick with two hairpins and it's honestly kind of scary, just goes to show not all locks are safe

[@vish7963]

Chris Ramsay , WHERE IS THE TIMER!!??

[@YorkyPoo_UAV]

Harry Potter, MTG, Magic... You are like the coolest person out there

[@kikicat123]

Good job picking these locks! If you get further into the lockpicking community, these locks would be considered really easy. Some of the hardest locks have more than 90 degree angles plus pins that go inside the barrel itself! It makes you wonder how you could even get a key into it, but it actually does work.

[@unknownunknown-ib3fb]

5:01 "so i gotta loosen the tension to get my rod in there" chis are we realy talking about lock picking???

[@PDeRop]

The fourth pick you chose is related to the City Rake. Master lock's nemesis.

[@TheForeverRanger]

I have been picking for a day and I can rake my number 3 open with little to no effort.

[@OlaMagnusLie]

Go see what BosnianBill thinks of Master locks... Or Lockpicking Lawyer for that matter. I won the kit you're using at LockNoob's channel, so there's him mentioned as well.

[@GrimzyRage]

Ola Magnus Lie what is the kit because the link isn’t working for me

[@Andrew123108]

Probably been said but the 'laminated' lock, the one that just span with the weird grooves in the key is a warded lock and doesnt have pins. The slots in the key let it turn through metal shelves (wards) inside and the mechanism is actuated only by the tip of the key turning. You can skip past all the shelves and rotate it like you did through trail and error with anything slightly hook shaped. Still impressed you got it how you did though. Also to echo what everyone else has likely said, there are two rules. 1) don't pick locks you don't own, 2) don't pick locks you rely on. It's surprisingly easy to break a lock making everything way worse, even with experience. There are lots of different types of lock! Pin tumbler, wafer, disc detainer, lever, dimple, warded etc.

[@elijahdeshaw2428]

Chris: Uses Rake and it works extremely well. Also Chris: Lets go back to the thing that didn’t work as well. 🤣

[@brianmiracle8993]

Link to the politicking set is broken can someone redo the link please.

[@ATTACA88]

Same set, just without the brand name on it: www.amazon.com/Kyring-Lock-Set-24/dp/B07P8P885L/ref=sr_1_10?keywords=lockpick+set&qid=1553057491&s=gateway&sr=8-10 Not a good set, but if you're just figuring out if you're interested in getting into it, it's sufficient.

[@oliviamarie2852]

Is it the same when you pick a lock of a door? I’m curious

[@x4jb908]

Yes, most house doors.

[@bass6729]

The amazon links are down :( I alredy order a set of tools with the first lock, but more locks will be cool

[@TheJayman318]

For how long?

[@j_tw1612]

Oh My Gosh!!! Ive played magic for a while now and so glad that one of my favorite content creators plays as well!

[@brittanymachcinski2198]

How did it take me thing long to find your channel?! You mix national treasure, bond and being naughty but intelligent with charisma and total skill. I love what you do and can't stop watching!

[@kroshi1136]

Chris Ramsay is the man! I’ve taken all of Chris’s advices, and I’ve learned every sleight of hand move he teaches. He also inspired me to make a KZbin channel where I show magic tricks. I would love some support/feedback so I can become a better magician.

[@twixeater1]

Advertising yourself on someone else's channel is extremely not-cool

[@deepblueyonderspage]

lock 3 was a warded lock... how u opened it the way you did. [lol] they make bypass tools for those... skeleton keys. but hey, whatever works!

[@Ghostx777x]

I know a place that has a lot of locks, it's called school.

[@IchibuginD]

Great Chris... I love Magic the Gathering. Albo Dimir house is my favorite faction. I hope that someday we will fight in Mtg Arena. I was wondering for years what to do with this whole pile of Commons that occupies my wardrobe, desk, cabinets and shelves ... I throw them !!! as part of training. with all due respect to Wizards of the coast, the unique cards are in double-sleeves. Thx.

[@lukeryan7303]

Saw magic the gathering and instantly knew you were the coolest guy

[@onebraincell5282]

Looking at the teeth is kinda cheating but I'll let it slide

[@thegreenreaper8317]

true

[@FoxSurvival]

You could also point out that picking one of these locks in situe is much harder than holding it in your hand or that all 5 locks are just pin tumblers with no security pins or anything. Again though, good job for a first time locker picker, very impressive

[@level710stoner]

yeessssssssss! magic the gathering, the best game in existence!!!!

[@mikemcpike3488]

I love how he said the master lock was the hardest😂😂 If he hadn’t accidentally bypassed the second lock, it would have put up a much better fight, especially considering the size of the key way on that Abus. I guess this just goes to show how little the general population of people actually understand about lock picking. I’m not claiming to be an expert by any means, it’s just intriguing.

[@artmartinez1704]

Oblivion and Skyrim! Loved those games!

[@andrewxc1335]

I have that exact same kit. It's nice. I almost exclusively use the #6 hook, to manipulate the pins one at a time (rakes never seem to work for me, except for MasterLocks). Now to learn how to break into my own car... I've found that when I try to pick, I usually put too much tension on the wrench, which locks up the pins into a bad position. I also find that I can feel the pins click over better, when I am using just the right amount of pressure. It also seems to allow the barrel to turn a fraction of an inch every time I get another pin in place, but that depends on the lock.

[@bonker2946]

8:30 Let's just fill it right up with stuff That's what HE said

[@presauced]

Gay

[@montehall8112]

Presauced k

[@gunnarhandeland2612]

This video is old but if u see this, i lockpicked a lock at school with a binders/clip. U should try it

[@065sankalp4]

After sometime you will not be the only great magician who solves puzzles😢😢 I hope u understand Some people r copying ur great work 😢😐😐 By the way become a Detective I hope u understand😂😂😂 Sorry for wrong english U know indians...😂😂

[@richardmatthews7058]

"Lock picking is a subtle art" Video games taught me this many years ago lol love the content

[@BD90..]

07:50 😂 You are so innocent

[@PDeRop]

Visit Bosnianbill's channel. The man is a legend. Join his tribe.

[@PDeRop]

rstyrone I do. Did you see their colab video’s? Naughty-bucket exchange :)

[@jord5626]

Remember guys, stay safe...

[@PDeRop]

Venue stay legal :)

[@jarrodwest5733]

Don't worry, Bill instantly became aware of this video due to his psychic sense of someone referring to a Master lock as "difficult"

[@allencard3981]

Stay safe; stay legal 🖒

[@ZaibatsuHeavyIndustries]

You know that when the music stops, he’s about to solve something.

[@kadenkocjancic3353]

I could never get into the game of Magic! 😔

[@Jachicha]

Try it it's fun

[@julianaarsenault5774]

I love your reaction when you unlock a puzzle or in this video when you picked the lock it’s so funny and honestly I would never be able to do any of this

[@cxs7966]

Its easy watch lock picking lawyer, chris is so shit at picking lol the "hard" lock was a master lock ahaha

[@The_answer42]

Love Magic, and magic and gave been picking locks for a year now; subbed!

[@Froffy_]

*Brynjolf wants to know your location*

[@theegasstation]

your title is wrong, it should be "i learned how to be a robber" lol no hate :)

[@pearlzobel2647]

I thought about that before seeing this

[@nateloopsalot-5875]

Haha haha so funny

[@Tyler-fp8hh]

It's tension wrench

[@nicklevangie7759]

I've been lock picking for about a year now. Its interest to watch a new lock picker. Not to be mean because I didn't expect anyone that doesn't know much about locks to know but the lock with the funny key isn't a pin tumbler lock, so there's no pins to pick. it's called a warded lock ( you can find a good example on how they work online ) and I'm kinda surprised you opened it because you use different tools to open them just like any different kind of lock. And the master lock at the end is one of the most common locks around where I live in nova scotia, you can open them with just about anything that will fit inside and turn the core. I've even opened one with two zip ties😂 (one as a pick one as a tension wrench) BTW if you are intrested in lurning more, windshield whipper inserts and a file can make a better quality lockpick then the ones you were using.

[@chrisneill1245]

I found myself holding my breath WAY to many times at the end with the last lock and the choice of music. Made it to the guild Chris !!

[@hans.m.j]

yoooo!!! you should check out the ravnica and D&D crossover stuff i think you would love it!

[@zach_dieu]

Inserts rake master lock immediately opens 🤦‍♂️

[@ChutaQueFunciona]

after watching 1000+ hours of lockpicking videos from BosnianBill, Watching chris opening (With Difficlty) some MasterLocks (the most UNSAFE locks ever), is veeeeery cringing xD

[@paranixan]

there are many different tools you can use for each type of lock, but there are locks that ONLY prefer certain picks over others locks like warded locks tend to prefer wafer picks (the little snowman) over things like hooks or rakes, as the key pushes two bars apart, which pops the shackle standard driver pin locks prefer single pin picking or raking. single pin picking involves a hook tool (the pick that has a slight curve) pushing each individual pin above the sheer line, or the point where the lock begins to turn to open. raking involves a tool that looks like a rod with “teething” in it, which is commonly pushed in and held with more tension than single pin picking, and “raked” back and forth, and up and down. rakes tend to get more pins than single pin picks. masterlocks tend to prefer rakes and wafer picks, while other brands with unrecognizable keyways require a different set of tools you may not have. cheaper locks will always be very easy to pick open. another thing i should mention is the presence of security pins in padlocks. they’re rare, but they can happen. spool pins are a type of security pin that has the middle shaven down. when these are picked with tension, you’ll drop into something called a “false set,” which is defined by the inability to turn the bolt even after every pin has been set. trying to pick a false set leads to what’s called “counter rotation,” which is the spool pin trying to realign, which turns the bolt in the opposite direction of tension. you’ll usually feel this, and have to release some tension to clear the false set. serrated pins function primarily on false sets. they’re pins that trick you into thinking you’ve set the pin when you haven’t. if a pin clicks more than once, you’ve encountered a serrated pin. these usually require lots of patience and careful listening. sorry for the bible-length description, hope this helps!

[@paranixan]

i should also mention that it’s very hard to rake security pins without breaking your tools. these pins should be single pin picked only so you don’t run the risk of breaking what you’re using. 😊

[@prestonsamson3674]

I just realized you had a gaming channel so I just subscribed to it. Great work on the video and good look with lock picking!

[@timermen3218]

Any LockPickingLawyer fans cringing other than me?

[@haraldschurr1035]

this planless picking fondling was extremely painful as compared to lockpickinglawyer's preciseness.

[@piggykun8130]

Yeah but i didnt expect him to do well considering that its his first time and im not sure if he dis any research on how to do this

[@lordcrayzar]

His first time you fuck.

[@jdf3953]

The fact that you could pick a security pin, on your 1st time ever picking locks is amazing. Great job. I've been doing it for a year and still have trouble on those.

[@hbirtt]

I like you Chris. I watch all your magic stuff and think how cool it would be to do that stuff so clean like you do. So don't take this the wrong way. None of those locks are locks. They're basically subtle suggestions that you aren't supposed to open the thing that they are attached to. I actually (actually!), and I'm not proud of this, shot a little nasty out my nose when you had a Master lock at the "hard" end of that stack. I know, you're thinking, "but this was the first time I ever picked a lock." Still too easy. I've had small children picking harder locks for their first. You can literally, as you did, accidentally pick those. All that said, I found this because I was going to suggest you start playing with lock picking. I thought it would be a hobby right up your alley. Do more of it. Shoot video of that. Put it on youtube. I think you could be a youtuber bro, really.

[@TheJayman318]

I like your videos. This one in particular. Thank you

[@artmartinez1704]

Jay Man lololol

[@2swickmarr]

9:30 that lock i have for my locker at school imma buy that lockpick package and have some fun with that 😂

[@collinbautista8055]

the fact that you are a fellow magic nerd makes me happy

[@summatheoverseer8154]

The fact that you did that pretty easily with no prior experience in lock picking kinda shows how easy it is to pick locks

[@meliv.b2809]

Omg hearing that into made me adore you and your channel so much I'm such a geek and LOVE this stuff,☺️

[@TheComsicCurator]

Dope. Glad you were able to pick all of them. You should give a bump key a look lol. Doesn't work on every lock but it's very interesting.

[@carterbrady636]

Didn’t even know you played magic until this i love you