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Tools and techniques to pick peerless?

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mtht 16 Sep 2016
#1
I managed to pick my smith and wesson but I have failed with cuffs like peerless and alcyon that have the central 90 degree keyway that requires the key to turn further to unlock. What are the best tools and techniques to pick peerless?
k20-on-tec 16 Sep 2016
#2
Paper clip with a hook like bend in at the end works for me.
mtht 16 Sep 2016
#3
I managed to pick my smith and wesson but I have failed with cuffs like peerless and alcyon that have the central 90 degree keyway that requires the key to turn further to unlock. What are the best tools and techniques to pick peerless?
Maybe I have too thick paper clips or something but I had zero luck. Does it require a different bend than you use for Smith & Wesson?
technical 16 Sep 2016
#4
I managed to pick my smith and wesson but I have failed with cuffs like peerless and alcyon that have the central 90 degree keyway that requires the key to turn further to unlock. What are the best tools and techniques to pick peerless?
use spring wire, from hobby shops
mtht 16 Sep 2016
#5
I managed to pick my smith and wesson but I have failed with cuffs like peerless and alcyon that have the central 90 degree keyway that requires the key to turn further to unlock. What are the best tools and techniques to pick peerless?
But what about the particular bends? The bend I see people doing to pick open S&W does not work for me. I even bought pre-bent bobby pins from OscarDelta and it can open one cuff of my S&W but it opens nothing else at all, including failing on the Peerless and Alcyon which have the same key rotation and placement in the center of the cuff.
pick god 17 Sep 2016
#6
I managed to pick my smith and wesson but I have failed with cuffs like peerless and alcyon that have the central 90 degree keyway that requires the key to turn further to unlock. What are the best tools and techniques to pick peerless?
spring wire (music wire) allows you to go thin enough to pass between the keyhole and key post so you can fully rotate with an "L" configured wire.