Trimas 3 Star Lock Pick and Gut

@Dr.K.626 2 months ago

Very nice pick on a sophisticated lock!! Loved seeing someone able to pick a lock with pin-in-pin and spring-pins! Wonderful content!! Entertaining and expert!!😊🎉

@BronxLockPicker60Rodriguez 2 months ago

Awesome Picking my good friend. Very interesting lock. Thank you for sharing

@Djohno2701 5 days ago

1 of my fave locks to pick! Great vid

@roysammons2445 2 months ago

That was fantastic to watch, it have you a good run for your money. Very nicely opened in the end though 😉👍 Oh and at least some of us have enough hair to get flashed in front of the camera 😂😂😂😂

@Leonslockpad 2 months ago

Great job Ash mate well done 👍😎🇬🇧😊👊

@wxdave5448 2 months ago

Very nice find. That sprung pin in pin is really quite special. I agree that it would be anti-bump but with added SPP complexity as well.

@NickJaggers-yo6sz 2 months ago

Good job, have one myself, super tough

@gkeyman565 2 months ago

Nice lock, great picking and a view of it's guts. have a great day

@RogerEbert-vy5pv 2 months ago

Nice, a couple of things I haven't seen before. 🇺🇸

@martinward7239 2 months ago

I can't even begin to imagine how you can pick that! I'm a noob and spooled pins defeat me half the time.

@TequilaDave 2 months ago

Surprised you havent seen the Fishpicks video on this lock. Great for a training lock due to the mix of pins, grub screws etc and a fraction of the price of a progressively pinnable practice lock. Edit: FYI the internal side should be all standard pins.

@Pyrolock 2 months ago

Excellent. Interesting "special" drivers there

@fimeilleur 2 months ago

I have a question about the sprung pin in pin pin... is there a risk of damaging the spring in this pin (the sprung pin in pin pin) if you pick the pin in the wrong order (end up binding the spring instead of the pin) And you're right, the sprung pin in pin pin is very fun to say and type out. lol