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Lockpicks and Training Equipment
While i don't have any kind of of professional retail operation established (we predominantly offer up tools and practice equipment at our Lockpick Villages and training events) i will on occasion send hardware to people who either didn't have money at a conference or were denied something that they wanted due to us running out of gear. In order to get equipment that can help you learn about lockpicking and physical security i have set up this simple web page. Use the PayPal elements below to build and process your order.
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Please note that in an effort to keep customer costs as low as possible, i package all product into a single flat rate envelope for shipping. This means a savings for you, but it also means that you must add shipping to your order (see below) or else i cannot get your tools in the mail. Please be sure to include shipping during check-out. Thanks! |
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$5
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Traveler Hook Originally a tool created for use in the textile industry, this item has become a favorite of many locksmiths and penetration testers. It is very strong, and quite useful for loiding doors, reaching hard to access spots, and general poking around. This video that we shot demonstrates the real efficacy of having such an item in your kit when you're on a job! Some industrial catalogs sell this item for $2 or $3 dollars, but the trick is finding one! If you're already ordering some things from this page, it's not a bad deal. If this is the only item you want, you may be able to find slightly cheaper pricing elsewhere. |
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$10
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Non-Magnetic Traveler Hook Very, very similar to the red-handled tool shown directly above, but this version of the locksmith's best friend is made of a non-metallic stainless steel alloy. Sometimes that can be useful, particularly if you have to attempt attacks against door latches and lock hardware that is connected to magnetically-operated servos or strike plates which can "grab" on to plain steel tools. The different, higher-quality alloy used in this hook makes it cost a little more than its plain-steel brother with the red handle. Again, it's a decent purchase if you're ordering other items in a single flat rate envelope from this site. If this is the only thing you seek, you might find better pricing by making contact with a specialized industry supplier. |
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$20
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Multi-Wheel Combination Lock Test your skill in manipulating multiple-wheel dials (such as what are found on executive briefcases and luggage locks) with this four-wheel padlock. The combination can be reset in order to allow others to set a combination that you do not know, letting you hunt for the sticking points. While many variations of this lock exist, most are either too low quality to be reliably manipulated or are not available in a four-wheel design. This particular lock is made in Scandinavia and is of really decent quality. Each wheel does contain some false gates, making for a challenge, but it is possible to decode these locks with the right skill and effort. |
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$60
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Advanced Security Pinned Practice Lock This is quite a formidable lock. It is drilled and pinned with seven chambers. Three chambers have a basic spool style top pin. Three additional chambers have double spool drivers up top. (The remaining top pin is of the basic cylinder style.) This is an outstanding lock both for individual practice and also for learning excerises with friends. One game we love to play... use the included key to field strip the lock and re-pin any number of chambers with any mix of top pins that you like. Then, give the lock to a friend without revealing which drivers are installed where and let them tackle it. You'll not only learn to pick spool pins, but also how to hunt and feel for them, too! This lock is only available (to the best of my knowledge) in Scandinavia. I bring them back with me on my trips to Norway each year. |
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$6 |
Shipping & Handling Please add shipping for your order. I cannot process your order if you do not include a provision for shipping! NOTE - I'm cautiously optimistic, but it looks as though PayPal has fixed their broken Pitney Bowes back end and now international shipping might be working again for me! I'm willing to try it out for a few orders. We'll see how it goes! |
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Out Of Stock Items Many folk have been checking back on this page for a while, seeing when i'll again have things like progressively-pinned locks, progressive wafer locks, tubular picks, etc. I want to thank everyone for their interest and desire for such useful items, but i won't be re-stocking and offering them again here on my personal site. However, fear not! The plan is for all of this product and LOTS of new items to be for sale through my company. Check The CORE Group web site or follow me on Twitter to learn of when that will take place.
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