American lock 1100 picked with Lishi AM5.  

Thanks fumbler, yes they show nicely that pin 3 didn’t need to be picked, when I first got the lock I had trouble opening it because if pin 3 was nudged whilst pushing no 4 pin down the lock won’t open because it is easily overset.

@BrettSucks oh yeah, I had similar troubles with a certain 1100. Zero lifts can be quite challenging 👌

Thanks mate, yes you’re right they do.

Thanks Terry, I was surprised how easy it was able to turn the sprung core, it’s probably because there is more leverage, it’s definitely easier to turn than a tension wrench, it can handle it just fine.

Thanks buddy 🕺

😆Ha ha, nailed it.

Thanks Roy, that one is not easy to pick by hand .

Thanks Tinnie, how are you getting on with yours? These are normally £60 - £70, to buy in the U.K. but I spotted them on a certain Chinese website for £22 (£27 all in with vat & postage) so I went for it but thinking they could be fake knock offs, but I was able to pay through PayPal so a refund would be easy if it turned out to be naff, it works good & I’m glad I got it.

@@BrettSucks I've not done anything more to it, however, I know how to fix it - I'll have to make a new one, but it will be spot on and simple! Just need the time. Coxy's thumb cuffs are next, then the Russian Dual Custody DD tool + picking it! Happy days 👍

Thanks mate, they are a good looking lock.

Thanks Adam, I know all the words to that song 😂

@@BrettSucks Lol! But we'll never hear you say them! 😁🤣😊

@@thecompguy 😂