Congratulations on getting this one open and for successfully getting the video right for us all to see 🤣👍🏻 Awesome picking with the half diamond LockFumbler.
Well persistence paid off and I'm glad that you were able to get it all on camera and I hope that That would be the most difficult video that you ever had to make from her own out
The mastering makes for such a different experience. I was lucky enough to get an unmastered Bilock with a bag of extra master pins. I messed around substituting the master pins in and out for practice, like a type of progressive pinning I guess. The best I was able to do was 4 master pins, which I think is red belt level, but they were replacing the most difficult high lifts. It's in my naughty bucket for now ;) Maybe you'll be able to find some pins for it, they're floating around out there. Cheers!
Cool lock. Nice picking. With Pins 7-8 mastered it would be purple ranked. With all mastered pins it's unranked. So maximum blue belt due to the number of pins.
With that amount of masterkeying they might as well have just left out all of the pins. It's reduced the security down to zero. The company should have at least some degree of responsability in ensuring a lock has the basic minimum of pick resistance ie: 6 pins on one side on standard pin sets and the other side for masterkeying pin sets. This is just offensive to me.
True, the master keying in this one is quite brutal. I agree that I would be rather scared if this was installed somewhere I would rely on. I guess this only falls in the category "security by obscurity", since there is not much skill needed anymore to pick this... But i must admit i was scared to touch this first, just from this being a BiLock... Master keying on just one side sounds like a good idea 👍 With 6 pins one should be able to create quite a few levels of master keying. I really don't know the background of this lock though... Thanks for watching and commenting, Cheers 🍻
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