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7-8pin Convertible Tubular Lock Pick

7/8 Pin Convertible Tubular Lock Pick

$89.95
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SKU:
TP-78
Weight:
6.14 Ounces
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7/8 Pin Convertible Tubular Lock Pick

  • 2 - extra drive pins
  • 2- O-rings
  • 4 - replacement picking needles 
  • 1 - Allen wrench
  • 1 – drive pin remover
  • 1- Tubular Lock Pick

This Convertible Tubular Pick can change from 7 pins to 8 pins in less than a minute. Why carry two tools when one is all you need! 

Tubular locks have a variety of pins arranged in a circular pattern, most tubular locks use 7 or 8 pins, some may even have off set pins.
The Tubular Lock Picks have feeler picks that spiral the tube and correspond to pins in a tubular lock.  When the Tubular Lock Pick is inserted into a lock, the lock pin springs cause resistance moving the feeler picks.  When set correctly, the different depths of the feeler picks will mimic the locks key causing the lock to open when rotated.

Dimensions:

Standard: 1" x 5"

Covert: 1" x 3.75"

Made in USA

If for any reason this product fails return item for a free repair or replacement.

 

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  • 5
    7/8 convertible tubular lock pick

    Posted by Al Gunther on 9th Jan 2020

    If you ever wonder if there is a difference between the one’s and a good American made pick? Well in here to tell you there really is! This thing is built splits and heavy and it does the job on stubborn pin stacks. My el-cheapie Chinese pick couldn’t do it, this little monster worked like a charm. Looking forward to using this for many years. I’m very happy. Thank you.

  • 5
    works great

    Posted by Unknown on 12th Apr 2014

    arrived in a few days. had two toolboxes that a friend lost his keys for, this tool opened them up just fine. i had never used one of these before so it took couple tries to get da tension right but no problems at all. i went with this because i may never need an 8 pin so didnt want an extra tool but still wanted da option. da main reason i went with this though was extra bits incase/ when things ware out. well worth da money.