[476] Metal x6V Challenge Lock Picked and Gutted

[@Dean4646]

I have watched several hundred videos over the last several days and all are fascinating. My comment is on the use of "home made." That is when you take an axe to a piece of wood to make a hammer. The fine work done on challenge locks is correctly called "custom." Great work. Keep it up.

[@redcatimaging]

Really a beautiful keyway :) and very nice picked with pretty heavy tension ;D.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Well, you know me an tension... the more the better.

[@theonetosaveyou]

I would love to see more challenge lock pick videos like this. I've already watched all of your playlist! lol

[@japudjuha]

One suggestion, to an alreade vids keep up the great bworky great series. Is when/or after you show your close up shot of th epin etc, is to show the key from each lock in a bit more detail as well.Especially when they are high security/very paracentric or unusual/not seen often. Thanks for the vids keep up the great work!!!

[@niekvdsteen]

Could you also do a vid about reassembling a lock ? I am really curious how that would go :) Keep up the good work!

[@VideoDotCam]

nks nks bosnianbill made one with a cutaway if you're interested, it's video number 588 on his channel.

[@vrbirdboi1494]

I have really bad memory so if I made this video there wouldn’t be one sentence when I say “another click” because I’d already forgotten which one clicked before.

[@VideoDotCam]

Wow... What a keyway! Great picking too!

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks.

[@DonzLockz]

A fair bit of tension you applied there! Love that warding, quite intimidating indeed! ✌👍

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Yup, I love tension!

[@DonzLockz]

LockPickingLawyer I bet you don't say "yup" at work! Haha😁👍

[@tomhejda6450]

Love that saving on the nickel-plating :)

[@deronchopathe3791]

Interesting challenge lock and great picking as always: bravo! :)

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks.

[@danielroglich3309]

Great picking brother as usual and thanks for sharing

[@Potti314]

Very nice keyway and great picking.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks.

[@LockNoob]

Very impressive lock and pick! Any news on the c and c lock yet? :-)

[@lockpickinglawyer]

I've got the C&C... US Mail sent it on a tour of the country. Finally came back to be from the dead mail center in Atlanta with NONE of the original packaging. Will get it back I'm mail soon.

[@LockNoob]

LockPickingLawyer that's crazy, but I'm glad it's still around.

[@LockNoob]

Hi, please send direct to me now. It no longer needs to head to where it was going, thanks :-)

[@lmars5933]

😎😎😎😎SUNCOAST thanks for sharing. AWESOME.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Thanks.

[@Oeds007]

To me it looks like 3 was threaded not 6. :)

[@lockpickinglawyer]

I misspoke... sorry.

[@ryansmifh]

LockPickingLawyer no... you seriously got me as i think we ALL mistook you, sir; but in all of God’s honesty i mean this in no offense; you had me doubting everything i’ve ever known...

[@youtube.commentator]

So, paracentric stops rake attacks but not single pin

[@RobertKohut]

Nice!!

[@strictlyeducationalmagick]

It will be my life mission to send you one you can't pick.

[@RAkers-tu1ey]

I notice that you are increasing tension and then releasing.. Typical for you? R

[@briangrant1798]

key kinda reminds me of an ASSA type key.

[@lockpickinglawyer]

I'm not familiar with a similar ASSA keyway. Maybe you are thinking of the Abus Vitess?

[@briangrant1798]

I mean the bow of the key itself... it is kinda shaped like that of an ASSA key.

[@briangrant1798]

the head part.

[@briangrant1798]

but yeah as far as the keyway, I guess I was thinking of an Abus Vitess.

[@gerardwalker8324]

you said number 6 it's number 3 . good job though. have a nice day.

[@mrschuyler]

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