Kronos electric pick gun - Practice and Review 

Try tilting the Kronos so the blade is level inside the lock... it makes the world of difference

Great videos really enjoy your channel....I use one of these guns, best two pieces of advice I would give anybody with one is get some better needles, the ones with gun are way too flimsy and also ditch the little allen screw which holds the needles for a small pozi screw...you need that needle in nice and tight for maximum efficiency...after I did these two things I am absolutely flying through openings now...anyways hope that helps

I’ve got Kronos but I personally still prefer southord, practice more on your tensioning rather than epg technique: light jigging tension

Looks like with the euro profile ones, with the pins at the bottom, it might work better if you rotate the pick 180 deg. so that it’s hitting downwards instead of upwards, the last lock opened so much quicker since the pins were above the pick. 🤔

light pressure, even level with the cylinder. Never twist the kronos - you're making this look harder than it is - and the pros make it look easier than it is .. its a finesse game.

just bought this, and personally I think it's ok..., but going for the GJ

I’ve just received my today from UK bump keys and I was disappointed it didn’t come with a case for the price

Just got one and so far have not met with much success. Certain it is me not it. Browsing to see it in action.

Buy dewalt multi tool and put them tips on top and it will kick that things ass

thanks dude

Your not really a locksmith, are you?

Dude your lock is upside down and push the pick in tell it his back then pull out a little bit ten hit starter button

Nice vid! Which website did you order it from

Isit Still Performing good?..Battery use time?

Can it turn on cars without keys

Fair play for uploading an honest video, tools flying about all over the gaff and clearly, you need a lot more practice. You're not keeping the blade on the kronos parallel to the pin chamber. You should of opened those crappie locks in seconds if you knew what you were doing.

Noob