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Visual Guide to Lock Picking

...with Mark McCloud

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The Visual Guide to Lock Picking is the definitive guide to learning the art of picking locks. This dvd explains several types of locks and lock picking techniques. Modern computer graphics and animations allow for cutaway views that were never before possible. This dvd not only makes lock picking possible, but clearly shows you how, so that you can get started today!

Quickly learn the secrets of the trade from this dvd's concise, yet informative style. By practicing and applying the methods introduced here, it is possible to master the picking of most modern locks. The Visual Guide to Lock Picking introduces warded locks, pin tumblers, wafer tumblers, master locks, even some high security pins. It dissects the locks, showing every moving part, making it easy to see how they work. Step-by-step instructions are given for picking each type of lock. You will be lead through the entire process, introducing the necessary tools and covering several techniques leading you to that satisfying click as the lock springs open.

(about 60 minutes)

This video was added to our catalog on September 16, 2005 in Locksmithing.

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Reviewer: Carlos A.

Great Illustration, Easy to Comprehend, LOVE IT!

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Reviewer: thomas r.

Great coverage and excellent animations. Couldn't be done better!

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Reviewer: Phillip V.

This video, through some very well done animation, gives a good overview of how locks work and how to pick them. It would have been nice, however, if there had been some video of an actual human picking a lock. It is hard to depict the motions that you have to go through strictly by animation.

"Lockpicking for the New Millenium" gives a better look at the picking techniques, but this "Visual Guide to Lock Picking" gives a better view of the internal workings of a lock.

I guess, renting both, as I did, would be a good idea.

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