one question , why did you pick with the cylinder upside down ? was it easier ? anyway also 4 minutes meaning is a good lock considering you know the inside and you are working on a vice without defender.
Hi there ! the lock orientation is simply a matter of preference. I'm used to pick locks "pins up", so that's why. It doesn't make a lock harder of easier in absolute most cases. Funnily enough I picked the mottura c43 in other orientation on this channel. You're right that this lock is good, I highly doubt anyone would attempt to pick it in "the wild".
Conoces el cilindro, la llave y dónde están todos los pines, estás cómodamente sentado y el.cilindro está bien sujeto y colocado perfectamente a tu conveniencia y sabes que tipo de cilindro es y sus debilidades sin contar el tiempo que has estado practicando antes de editar este vídeo. Un saludo
thank you for your extremely observant remark señor Sherlock, in case you haven't noticed this is locksport, not a guide how to pick installed locks. of course I'm familiar with the lock, this hobby is not about proving you can pick any lock on the street.
@@LockDoc De ningún modo quería ofender y es interesante ver la técnica y la paciencia que conlleva está práctica pero si es una observación que había tenido con algunos cerrajeros hablando de la fiabilidad y seguridad de los cilindros y de algunos cilindros. De todo esto aprendemos todos. Un saludo.
I don't think there is, unless you mean some safe locks like rosengrens cnab6 or rkl10. There are probably also some impossible bitting combinations of locks with extreme keyways such as the assa p600. the important thing is that in a real world scenario, nobody is going to try to pick a high security lock installed on a door.
