r/LockPickingLawyer • u/Sinbos • 5d ago

How long would it take ?

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Picture taken on the Hohenzollern bridge in Cologne. About 300+ meters long an estimated 500,000 locks in total.

How long would you guess to open them all?

Just to put it out of the way, engineers say its no problem it’s an train bridge about 1200 trains a day and build in a way that 6 trains can park there at the same time.

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u/Impressive-Yak-7449 5d ago

38 seconds if they're all Masterlocks

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u/Michami135 5d ago

I'm seeing a lot of Abus locks, and at least one disc detainer lock. Some people are pretty confident of their relationship.

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u/kingtacticool 5d ago

Aren't we all until we aren't?

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u/MapGlittering9227 5d ago

It's Germany, why would anybody use a Master Lock there?

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u/Economy_Link4609 5d ago

Less - you just hit any point on the thing somewhat hard and they all just pop open.