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Who here has received a tattoo for their picking hobby? Let's see them.

I live in America but want to put a very high end security euro dimple lock that I've found in a new heavy door to secure a room that contains a number of my hobbies and work equipment that I'd guess is north of $10,000.

My question here is is the installation much different it being a euro profile lock instead of a normal "American" pin tumbler lock?

When I get around to replacing the door and frame I would be willing to purchase a door that doesn't have any pre-cut holes in it. I'm also willing to pay someone to do the install because I have no idea how to do it myself.

Dream lock.

What do I search if I'm looking for a group of locks. I see random posts about receiving a group of locks but I'm unable to find anything of real substance on eBay.

I know I'm not ranked correctly but I've sucessfully picked an American 1100 a couple of times. I just haven't made the time to film it for the next higher belt.

So I've been picking for about 3 weeks now and I have a training lock I've been using for the last week.

I've got a smaller 30mm master that I can SPP in about 30 seconds whenever I try so I moved to this 40mm Master but it's not as easy.

I have tried everything I've read online. I've found over pressure and all the pins bind, I've found not enough pressure and I get 0 binding pins. I've stuck the pick at the back applied pressure and pulled forward slowly to find the binding pin but I always seem to run into what I think is over setting.

After a few minutes and moving pins that feel like they are binding I run out of pins. My worry is that the depth o

I'm brand new to this sub but have read the sidebar. I just ordered my first pick set and will be looking for locks soon, which got me to thinking.

I own firearms and with every purchase of one I receive a cable gun lock that comes with it, so I have a number of gun cable locks that I just have in a drawer but are never used.

Following the rules none are being used and I don't care if I damage them, but I was wandering they would be simple easy locks that I could practice on to learn this trade.

My state does not require my firearms be locked up inside my residence, and I'm a police officer so they are locked up in other ways.

I know this doesn't really fit but ar-15 are assholes sometimes. I'm building a 20" AR and can't find the right scope for it.

I know I like the look of the 40mm objective lense, I'd really like external turrets and I want adjustable power.

Somewhere in the $500- $600 range. If someone can help me narrow down my options or show me something you have that,fits the bill I would be appreciative.

I'm currently 3 years into an AR build and I have everything selected except the scope rings and scope. I'm putting a 20" bull barrel on it and it's purpose is to take to the range and sit under cover when it's 70°F outside, max range will be 100 yards that I have regular access to. Weight is not a worry because it's going from it's case to the table and back.

I've selected the Fortis Night 15 when it comes available due to the hard lines that I like.

Now for your help I want a robust one piece set of rings but I don't know we're to start. Midway had some 8 screw pieces that I really liked the look of but I need a good brand

I'm building an AR from the ground up but can't figure out what type of rail will achieve the look I'm trying to go for. This lower is from shadow ops which has its own compete story. (23 month delivery). I will be ordering something like this for my upper. I like the hard lines but don't want the engraving that they have on this one.

I'm looking for a rail that is between 13"-15". I have looked a troy, geissele, MI, and diamond head without any luck. I will only need to attach a bi-pod to the rail and it needs to be free float. I'm looking for somethin