Not gun safes, gun locks. The kind that come with handguns and slip through the slide. Read above, again.
I've played with a Sentry gun safe, as well as a couple standup models whose models I can't recall.
And when you say home safes surely you mean home fire safes right?
Actually, I said home fire safes :)
Paper clips? I have never seen anyone recommend beginners start with paper clips. What do you suggest they use for the torque wrench? I think beginners should just buy one of the many introductory/beginners kits available on the net.
Not to argue, but most of the beginning tutorials I've read encourage people to start with paperclips, as it helps learn tensioning.
Here's a search that points to several tutorials recommending paperclips:
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How many gun safes have you "picked"?
Not gun safes, gun locks. The kind that come with handguns and slip through the slide. Read above, again.
I've played with a Sentry gun safe, as well as a couple standup models whose models I can't recall.
And when you say home safes surely you mean home fire safes right?
Actually, I said home fire safes :)
Paper clips? I have never seen anyone recommend beginners start with paper clips. What do you suggest they use for the torque wrench? I think beginners should just buy one of the many introductory/beginners kits available on the net.
Not to argue, but most of the beginning tutorials I've read encourage people to start with paperclips, as it helps learn tensioning.
Here's a search that points to several tutorials recommending paperclips:
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=beginning%20lockpicking%20paper%20...
I hope that helps. I don't proclaim to be an expert, though I can handle myself well. It seems like you misread most of what I said, FWIW.