Security Pinned Tubular Locks: Ace Picked

[@chriscapune7873]

Great information and picking 😃👍🐈‍⬛🐾👏👏👏✅

[@georgiajim2260]

@@chriscapune7873 thanks Chris!

[@mcdpoor]

Great information 🦔👍

[@MuseaBear]

ive been loving your videos brother

[@dascue777]

Good information! I see what I’m doing wrong now….. maybe

[@georgiajim2260]

@@dascue777 they can be tricky to get the feel for but just remember if your pick comes to a dead stop against the pin it needs picked. If the pin has travel when the pick touches it, leave it alone.

[@dascue777]

@@georgiajim2260 thanks man. I’ve learned so much from you. I’ve been picking a long time, but still, I struggle with certain things that I probably shouldn’t. You’re definitely one of the best in my opinion

[@s_nogi_na_nogu]

🔥🔥🔥

[@Loose-Shirt6551]

Any idea what the security pins are? Serrated? And what? 6 more 6 minute cycles for a complete open? Thanks for sharing this.

[@georgiajim2260]

@@Loose-Shirt6551 spools and rat tail drivers. Usually only two rotations are needed to open a tubular and once the first turn you have less pins left to pick. Nothing picks and compares ace and ace ii and shows the guts for both kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaCQo2abrrmKosksi=syCOB_51H-jRhgYF

[@PETEfromPA]

Thank you for this video! Had no idea and always wondered if they ever contained security pins. Not only did you answer that but also how to deal with them. Awesome!!!

[@Xcyp_]

Do ace tubular locks always have security pins? Mine feels kind of crappy picking but I didn't think there were security pins in it. Guess now I know what I was feeling wasn't just an old lock😅

[@georgiajim2260]

@@Xcyp_ Nothing guts both ace and ace ii in his video. They add a couple spools and rat tail drivers to the locks. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaCQo2abrrmKosksi=syCOB_51H-jRhgYF