[299] CISA 285/75 Shutter Lock Picked and Gutted

@dominicparadis 6 years ago

got one of these beasts comming in the mail... gathering info and your channel is always my first stop.

@redcatimaging 7 years ago

Very nice and beefy shutter lock :). You were lucky on the bitting. Good work around. Thank you for sharing, was as always a pleasure to watch :).

@Potti314 7 years ago

Awesome picking on a great lock. Very interesting to see the inside - still amazed that some shutter locks can be disassembled. Nice long key pins. Thanks for sharing.

@danielroglich3309 4 years ago

Great job picking as always brother and thanks for sharing it with us!

@THR33STEP 6 years ago

That is a great lock!!! Hardened steel body with added steel! FANTASTIC

@bobbykeyz1263 7 years ago

Another great pick, always fun to watch. That keyway looks pretty nasty. Thanks for sharing the lock.

@LockNoob 7 years ago

Ooooh! I love this lock :-) I got to borrow one the other day, so I hope to get a vid out myself soon. Great picking!

@WestCoastPicks 7 years ago

I love that keyway. I've got a couple of locks with it. nice and tight.

@JayGee6996 5 years ago

I gave up picking this lock as I needed to get it off my chain (lost the key). Took less than 2mins to angle grind a slot to access the grub screw. Thanks for the video.

@brianhignett8954 7 years ago

Hi Harry, Another great shutter lock, perhaps overkill in the drill protection department. Maybe the cylinder with steel pins in number one is used in another type of lock with less external drill protection? Awkward keyway, but you got around that mental barrier! Regards, Brian.

@MultiVde 7 years ago

Nice CISA, i am surprised that it doesn't take half a euro cylinder. thanks for the show

@orlyb7497 7 years ago

Great looking shutter lock. Very nice presentation too. Thumbs up.

@killersmaideniron 4 years ago

I've got a security profile version of this and boy does it look intimidating. I'd really love to see you pick that one!

@lmars5933 7 years ago

nice lock. nice picking. your sneaky devil well explained. thanks😎😎😎

@menemme 6 years ago

This is by far and away the most common shutter lock you will see in italy, 6 out 10 stores use it. It could fit a Rs3 or Astral cylinder as well. It is well made BUT ive seen many cracked open with a sledgehammer. The hardeni g process renders them impervious to manual sawing but it also makes them very brittle. Hence the sledgehammer... The viro monolith is probably a slightly more resistant lock and uses niploy anticorrosion treatment.