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SouthOrd Full Line Lockpick Sets

SouthOrd Full Line Lockpick Sets

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As the industry leader in stainless steel locksmith tools for professionals, SouthOrd has a reputation for providing quality lockpicking tools for government professionals, repo men, Special Ops forces, locksmiths, and hobbyists alike Read More

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Lefibonacci
629
Apr 16, 2017
So it all honestly this is a bit much a for somebody that just wants to learn US locks for now, right? although it is a great deal...so tempting.
warchyld67
Feb 6, 2018
mistype its bosniaNbill another one is Lock Noob
14themoney
1395
Oct 13, 2018
LefibonacciMy guess is yes.
cledry
79
Mar 28, 2019
You will never use 90% of these. I am a locksmith with 35 years experience and I use about 4 picks regularly and the tension wrenches I either make from wiper inserts or I use Peterson rigid bars for top of keyway picking. I don't know too many locksmiths using Southord so cannot comment. I prefer HPCs more expensive stainless line of picks and polish the crap out of them to take of the sharp edges. This is the set I bought just because they are pretty. I don't use this set, I just look at them. I am going to ditch the tension wrenches and make stainless ones.
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swatdoggy
88
Feb 8, 2020
cledrydo you have pictures of what you actually use?
cledry
79
Feb 9, 2020
swatdoggyI will snap a photo tomorrow.
Smans
7
May 20, 2015
Can't tell which set from the pictures? Try actually reading the description and Googling the model number. Don't thumbs down something for your own inadequacies #intelligence #please
thewoodrow
56
Sep 13, 2015
I ordered a full set of slimline picks the last drop. They are okay. Perhaps I'm not used to slim picks. Limited success. I am fully able to admit when it is me. I decided to try some titanium Bogota picks. Not to knock this set as it is not bad. But my success rate increased immensely with the Bogota. Even using the unusual picks. I did not get in on the Pagoda picks as I thought I'd try another manufacturer to see the difference. Once again. Not knocking Southord as I've picked up most of the sets here. YMMV.
sprk1
232
Dec 9, 2015
We'll yes they are pick to dollars cheaper and can be made better with some rounding and lots of polishing. I actually polished mine (didn't really need rounding, but I've seen some that did) and they turned out pretty decent. That being said, this is a bad set for newbies - too many pics. A set of prybars, tension tools, and the basic purple handle slim Peterson's is cheaper or equivalent and has all thr picks a beginner needs and more.
Nec89
32
Sep 12, 2016
Use Plasti Dip to add rubberized handles. Its sold in small cans for dipping tool handles into and its much more professional looking than heat shrink would be. It comes in different colors as well if you order it online. Personally I like yellow because its bright and makes it harder to misplace your picks.
https://www.amazon.com/Performix-12213-Plasti-Dip-Black/dp/B00I9SK8XY/ref=pd_sim_60_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=H80TQX098DRJDNKJHQZJ
FourRings
29
May 21, 2015
Cannot decide between the MPXS-62 and the C6010... I am in the USA so I would suppose MPXS-62... but C6010 has all tools in MPXS-62.... decisions decisions.... MPXS-62 has more meat on the pick so it'll be a little stronger but C6010 is pretty much universal for all lock types but not as strong since they are slimmer. Which set do you guys/gals pick and why?
Haulien
428
May 21, 2015
FourRingsI'm leaning towards the 74 pick set myself as most locks over here (AU) are slimline. You have 7 days to decide though :3
FourRings
29
May 23, 2015
HaulienAlright, decided on the 74 pick set after going through the forums. Looks like slim is pretty much universal and will make you start with a light hand for beginners. If you start with a standard set, your touch will be a little heavier. That's if you are a beginner, but then again beginners will not buy this set.
Haulien
428
May 20, 2015
Thank you Massdrop!
Now to spend the next few days deciding which set to get...
MaxB
7
May 21, 2015
I feel you missed an opretunety not marking the pictures labeled pick pictures as pick pics.
ronCYA
339
May 22, 2015
MaxBI checked the comments just to see if anyone said 'picktures'.
zheyangchris
1
Apr 20, 2017
May I know which set is more suitable for south east asia region locks? Or for asia countries like China, Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore?
janome
16
Nov 11, 2017
zheyangchrismost chinese locks are dimple locks so i would get a dimple set. this set is good for most american and euro locks or anything with an "up and down" kayway
warchyld67
Feb 4, 2018
zheyangchrisBetween the 2 id go with the C6010 @+10$
Nec89
32
Sep 12, 2016
I always see SouthOrd's picks on here but never any other company. If you're buying a set this large you should have an idea what you're doing by now and I can tell you from experience SouthOrd's picks aren't really all that durable. Would anyone else be willing to start a drop for some Petersons or Sparrows. Ive owned a set of Sparrows for about 2 years now and I love them but I never see anyone mention them anywhere online. Anyone wanting a kit this large should check them out. http://www.sparrowslockpicks.com/default.asp
Pyro_hedgehog
63
Sep 19, 2017
Nec89Anything by sparrows and I'll be very happy, I put mine through hell and back(I carry them everyday in my pocket as well as letting people learn how to pick with them). For the past year I've used them and I've been very happy.
edcasey
1
May 27, 2015
Hey lockpickers. I posted this in the discussion of a different drop, but figured I'd cross post it here since this drop is new/active. I bought a 20 piece set on a lark figuring I could tinker and learn something new so I'm obviously not a pro or even aspiring pro.
Any advice for good locks to practice on? I've seen clear "cutaway" locks on Amazon and even this "Lockpick School In A Box": http://www.makershed.com/products/lockpick-school-in-a-box but that seems like a lot since I'm just starting out and it comes with picks which I already have.
Thanks in advance for any hot lockpick practice tips you have.
Nec89
32
Oct 30, 2016
edcaseyLockpick school in a box is good for beginners but its very limited and most of the locks are pretty easy to pick so besides getting your confidence up and allowing you to get a feel for picking it wont be helpful once you move to more advanced locks
Pyro_hedgehog
63
Sep 19, 2017
edcaseyMy only advice is never pick the same lock twice in a row, you start to memorize the order that the binds in. Meaning you aren't learning how to pick locks you're learning how to pick A lock
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