Lock Picking and Lock Bumping News

Train Your Brain - Learn How to Pick Locks Research Shows Learning How to Pick Locks Could Improve Brain Function Groundbreaking research reveals the astounding cognitive benefits experienced by those who delve into the captivating world of puzzle solving, like crosswords.  Yet, if you consider lock picking as a puzzle, with each new lock a new set of problems to solve, it's no wonder people get hooked after they open their first lock. Picture yourself with a sharper mind, enhanced memory, and improved problem-solving skills, all from the comfort of your own home, armchair, cup of tea, pint of gin, etc......

How to Locate The Binding Pin When Learning to Pick Locks The Binding Pin Principle is essential when learning how to pick locks Hello Lock Pickers Think about that: "I am a master binding pin locator" This is a phrase I will never forget. The way it was said, the pride with which is was delivered, the oddness of the statement. It would not be out of place in a sci-fi movie, said by the nerdy geek in the corner, and immediately getting the attention of the generals, standing round their glass table map of the universe! The truth is...

6 Survival Experts Reveal Survival Uses For Everyday Items   You have prepared your home for a power outage or a natural disaster, but what if a freak accident happens when you’re far away from home? Or what if you simply run out of supplies? Do you know what items you can use to keep yourself alive in an emergency situation? I reached out to 6 survival experts and asked them one question: What everyday items have you found useful in a survival scenario? The responses I got from these established survivalists were nothing short of ingenious. Check out their answers...

Hey, secret agents! One of the really cool things about lock picking is you can start at home with no professional kit and get results quickly and in style. Be careful though - BE SURE TO GET PERMISSION FROM THE LOCK OWNER and don't go to crazy.If it doesn't work, stop - damaging a lock might cost you a lot of money to have a professional locksmith come and repair it. Ideally use locks you have laying around and that are not in use.  The average house has around 30 locks in use, and with a bit of poking...