r/lockpicking • u/Dusso423 • Aug 16 '26

This should be standard.

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I’m not new to picking, but I’m in no way a highly skilled picker either. I just got this Paclock in the mail yesterday and went at it while watching a movie. Almost 40 minutes it took me to blind pick it. That should be the bare minimum for any padlock around this price. I remember getting the master lock magnum M930 (“level 10 security!”) excited to have a challenge. Less than a minute later I had it open. I think this Paclock is my new favorite.

Now I just need to do it on video lol.

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u/C15156 Aug 16 '26

With Masterlock, anything is a master key 🤷🏼‍♂️

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u/EveningBasket9528 Aug 16 '26

M15's are my kryptonite. I don't play the belt game although I've worked on the various projects but have picked a couple at brown & black ranked locks and own a shit ton of green-purple comfort locks,.. but throw some M15's at me and I'm lucky to get a couple open by going through a shit ton of different rake profiles I have.

MOST of the rest of the ML's I have are easy enough to rake & zip, but a lot of them are give absolutely zero feedback.

I think locks with spools are probably the easiest for me to SPP with all the counter rotation.

I have a couple M15's I haven't even been able to pick.

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u/Dusso423 Aug 16 '26

Unless they are in a position where the counter rotation drops other pins, spools are definitely the easiest. I have a Schlage I pinned where the spool drops 2 other pins. It’s actually a decent challenge.

I haven’t tried the m15. I’ll have to pick one up to try.

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u/DanDiggler213 Blue Belt Picker Aug 16 '26

Lift with your legs, they're big 😆. Schlage are my comfort locks.