Watch this video to learn how to pick a master lock n0.3 with a Uni-ball pen clip as the tension wrench and a bobby pin or hair pin as the pick.
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3 Comments
That's awesome!
Now I have to try it...
:)
Nice.
Master locks use 5 pin keys and no one pin unlocks the cylinder all 5 pins must be in the correct position wether it be a master/submaster or only one key lock all pins must be properly positioned to open the lock. I call bull#$%@ on this
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