Home > Final Remarks Final RemarksLock picking is a craft, not a science. This document prsents the knowledge and skills that are essential to lock picking, but more importantly it provides you with models and excercises that will help you study locks on your own. To excel at lock picking, you must practice and develop a style which fits you personally. Rember that the best technique is the one that works best for you.
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