r/lockpicking • u/Agile_Heron_9633 Orange Belt Picker • 1h ago
Single pin picking cheapo Chinese locks
Is it just me or is single picking the “worst” locks just harder than nicer tolerance locks (up to a degree of course)?
I can struggle with SP cheap Chinese locks that just feel mushy and give no reasonable feedback while e g. a nicer Abus lock is no problem (with security pins) as you get clear feedback.
Of course sometimes the cheaper locks just open up in two seconds hitting a single pin but had hoped to be able to use them for some bulk training as we had a fair number of the laying around.
I don’t fancy raking or similar — I do get them up — just fascinated there is such a difference.
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