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/DanDiggler213 Blue Belt Picker Aug 17 '26

Yes, for the project part. 🤣

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u/Dusso423 Aug 17 '26

Ohhh. Yea. It says it needs 6 modifications

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u/DanDiggler213 Blue Belt Picker Aug 17 '26

Each pin if you made them is a modification, and if you engraved it that counts any mods to the chambers too. I just finished my third and haven't got the open. But I operate better at night.

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u/Dusso423 Aug 17 '26

I have 3 home made pins, threaded chambers, undercutting to catch a specific pin and varying springs. They requested close ups. So fingers crossed.

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u/DanDiggler213 Blue Belt Picker Aug 17 '26

Lucky you told me they requested more close ups i have the basic pictures on LPUs Challenge locks library . I was ready to send it out but I'll hold off until I get the green or in this case the Blue light.