Split-Core Challenge Padlock from Tahoe Picked - Pick & Gut 

Good to see this old friend. Nicely picked (and nice editing)! And yes, that's my original wire. I taped it to the lock before sending it to JH.

Love seeing this lock😍😍 and seeing it picked.🔓 Thanks for sharing 😘😘😘👍

Nice! Cool and creative lock. Looked like an interesting battle to determine what is going on inside and to get it open. Great job! I love the wild and creative stuff. Like that old lock made by JW that Schuyler showed in one of his historical talks.

I remember this lock, You made it look easy as usual.

That's a cool lock - thanks a lot for showing. Great picking as usual an nice video :-)

Awesome work on that one. I would have to say that's some of my best work when it comes to a challenge lock. Now I'm working on a split mortise cylinder.

Glad Your not giving away a Chubb lock, been thinking about starting a picking video I don't know if I'm up for a chanllenge lock yet just started a couple months ago. Enjoyed watching your videos THANKS!

Good job picking! Chubb lever lock :)

sweet!

Cool lock, good picking

the Chubb lock! I only know this because I just watched a video on making keys for it haha

great video m8 nice pick😊😭👍👍

schlage ships their locks with nickel plated bottom pins. those are likely just the modified originals. Nice picking as always

Nice work

I totally remember LPL picking this one. great work. And I think ive heard that Chubb made a detector lock if im not mistaken.. but I dont want the lock.. if Im right

Great picking man! To answer your question, how about the Avoset mk3 ABS? I'm thinking the trap pins are pretty much a pick detecting relocker...

a buddy did that with a Lockwood and sent it to me :)

Did you know that Chubb detector locks can detect overlifting levers, countering lockpicking, overlifting and trying out keys at the same time? :D Regarding your video: Haven't seen this video of the Lockpicking Lawyer yet, and never seen a split core in the wild! Pretty interesting to see it getting picked. Got two pretty stupid ideas for messing around with this lock: 1.) After picking the front of the lock, nothing prevents the front part of the core from being removed - so after picking it one could simply turn it and remove it, and remove the first three drivers and springs which will pop out next. What's left would be a three pin lock in the back which can be tensioned with a long tension wrench. 2.) The core being split and the two halfs not interacting with each other would mean that one could try to just pick the pins in the back if it's possible to tension and turn just the back of the plug (maybe with some L-shaped wire or a dimple pick flag), completely ignoring the front of the lock. Don't know if that would be anough to overcome the spring tension, but it sounds pretty fun to me! xD Great picking! :D

That split core is awesome. Never seen one before. I was reading through some patent info on a cool lever lock, any chance you're gonna show off the chubb detector? Says it would take great skill to pull off, love to see.

I remember lockpicking lawyer's video on this too! Great job man, that's a crazy challenge lock for sure. Is that a .020" pick you're using? Also I was just reading about the Chubb detector lock, that seems like it'd be an interesting challenge. I hope that's the right one haha. Man, I have so much to learn still!

nice lock. if I would guess it was made from two cores. if it was cut in half. it would throw off the alignment to the bible. from the kerf loss.

Excellent picking and gutting. Only one question. How you do reckon he managed to split the core? I was thinking did he hacksaw it. What do you think? Thanks.

i just wonder what keeps you from pullimg out the front part once its picked and directly tension the rear one?