The OP said it was just a doorknob with a hole in it, you don't need detailed lockpicking instructions. Use a nail and push straight in. They aren't made to be secure, incase of an emergency they can be easily opened. Just gives a symbol of security so family members don't walk in.

Tis what I said :P

 

 

 

Yep, it was said a few times but others I guess wanted to show off how good of lock pickers they are (lol) with detailed instructions that don't work on this kind of lock.

You can use paperclips to open some little luggage locks.

Well it's obviously a lot harder then just shoving a paper clip into a lock and expecting it to unlock :(

trapical is knowledgable in lock picking - I suggest you asking him :P

 

Nice to know I get around :

 

 

 

Hackedpunk, the house door you are describing, just use the aforementioned method of a long nail to open it. I personally use a the metal pen ink cartridge found in many mid-level pens. Lol @ tootsie roll stick, great idea, that would work as well.

 

 

 

Now kinda OT, but whatever...

 

Its almost impossible to open a house door with a paperclip though, thats a movie trick. You are much more likely to gain entry by lock bumping. Get a uncut key from a shop and care into it yourself in certain points of which I will not go into detail on this forum and "bump" it in the lock to relase the pins in the tumbler. With the right amount of pressure you can open a lock pretty easily. Don't practice on your front door though because you can break the lock by doing this and then you'd need to get a new one hehe.

 

Bump keys are pretty lame, they work but not only do they take the fun out of it, but you need a bump key for each lock type of each company.

 

 

 

You need a good 'ol fasion Thirty Two piece lock pick set. Granted an 8 piece has everything you ever need, but why spend $19 when you can spend $79 and get the professional version? :-w

 

 

 

/Have personally defeated the following lock companies: Best, Master, Corbin, Russwin, Kwikset, Titan, Yale.

 

//Once did a Corbin using a paperclip and a pen clip as the tension wrench. I don't recommend it :|

Well it's obviously a lot harder then just shoving a paper clip into a lock and expecting it to unlock :(

 

 

 

On the type of lock he is talking about it isn't any harder than that.

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Go to the Rogues Den near Taverly and buy as many as needed.

 

 

 

LOL, ah, that made my day :wink: