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Lishi 2-in-1 Lock Picks
Lishi 2-in-1 Lock Picks
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When it comes to lock picking, the Lishi 2-in-1 Picks take out the guesswork in single pin picking. They're great for beginners and help them better understand how lock picking works. We have three models, two made specifically for the most common door key ways in the United States; the Kwikset KW1 and Schlage SC1 and one made for the common M1/MS2 Master Padlock.
Get a bundle of three Lishi Picks above for ONLY $119.99 with FREE Shipping! It includes the Schlage SC1, Kwikset KW1 (Non-SmartKey) and Master M1/MS2.
The door Lishi Picks are both five pin keyways so please ensure that your lock is a five pin and that your keyway matches the type labeled on the pick. For the M1 Pick, it will work with either 3 or 4 pin M1/MS2 keyways.
Long story short, these picks are the fastest and most repeatable way to pick a lock, provided that the keyway matches the Lishi Pick.
Why do we like it?
Lishi Picks mimic the keyway of the lock, so you don't have to worry as much about false sets. The tension bar also allows you to hold just the right amount while picking and the decoding interface makes single pin picking a lock easy. (Side Note: The tension bar has a set screw that can be loosened to swap which side you need to apply tension on.)
We've also now got a SC1 Practice Lock that you can use to sharpen your skills.
They're called "2-in-1" because while you're picking the lock, you can also view the depth that the pin sets at, effectively allowing you to note the key's combination and make a new key.
These are keyway specific, so please make sure that your lock matches the Lishi Pick. The SmartKey or self-rekeyable locks are not compatible with Lishi Picks. We have provided an example photo of the Master M1 Padlock Keyway so you can compare.
What's Included?
Each Lishi 2-in-1 Lock Pick includes a hard-sided case for storage and shipping protection. Please understand that these are still delicate tools, so you need to be careful when applying tension so you don't break the tip of the pick.
