Lock Pick Set - 8 piece with Manual

Pocket Lock Pick Set

The United Defense 8-piece lock pick set gives you a starter range of picks and tension wrenches in a pouch small enough for a pocket or glovebox. It also includes a printed copy of the MIT Guide to Lock Picking, so a beginner gets the tools and the explanation in one box. It suits hobbyists learning on their own locks, preppers who want an entry tool in a kit, and anyone who has wondered how a pin tumbler lock actually works.

Features

• Eight-Piece Kit — The set contains six picks and two tension wrenches, which covers the basic tools used on a standard pin tumbler lock, the common keyed cylinder found on doors and padlocks.
• Hook Picks — Single-tipped hooks lift one pin at a time, the method called single pin picking, which is slower but teaches you what is happening inside the lock.
• Rake Picks — Wavy, stepped tips are scrubbed back and forth across the pins to set several at once, a faster approach on simpler locks.
• Two Tension Wrenches — These small L-shaped tools apply light turning pressure to the lock's core while you work the pins, and every pick in the set needs one to function.
• Ridged Metal Handles — Each black-finished pick blade is riveted to a flat metal handle with grooved texturing for a more secure hold between the fingers.
• Nylon Carry Pouch — A blue nylon pouch with black bound edges holds the picks upright behind a hook-and-loop strap so they stay in order.
• Fold-Over Flap Closure — A rounded flap covers the tools and closes with hook and loop, keeping the set together in a bag or drawer.
• MIT Guide Included — A stapled print copy of the MIT Guide to Lock Picking by Ted the Tool, dated September 1, 1991, comes with the set as a reference for how locks work and how picking is learned.

Kit Contents and Manual

The picks and wrenches store together in the pouch, and the guide sits alongside as a separate booklet. The MIT Guide is a long-circulated introduction to the mechanics of pin tumbler locks and the feel of picking them, which makes it a sensible companion for someone starting from zero. Practice on locks you own or have permission to open.