Re: anyone use tubular pisks ? how effective are they ?

Jun 23, 2003 Last reply: 23 years ago 1 Replies


Subject: Re: anyone use tubular pisks ? how effective are they ?


>From: "Cookie" snipped-for-privacy@NOSPAMMERSdatastreamtech.com
>Date: 6/9/2003 9:59 AM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <Io0Fa.2098$ snipped-for-privacy@newssrv26.news.prodigy.com>
>
>As you'll see by the responses you get, you won't get a good answer to just
>about anything in this group unless your an expert already with whatever
>your asking about. I see their point a though. You wouldn't want the whole
>world knowing how to pick locks. Some could stop being smart asses though. >
>There's a couple good booklets out there that will get you started. I was
>so frustrated at first I gave up for a bit. It's one of those feel things
>that once you get it the first couple of times, it gets alot easier. Or at
>least it was for me.

Could you point out the "good anwser" in your post. Somehow I seem to have missed it.



>> Hi all,
>> I have been thinking of buying tubular picks, I know they need to >be
>> run in before there any use but what I want to know is how succesful they >are
>> !. Anyone use them regular ? or had any dealings with them ? anyone Know
>> anything about the electric tubular lock pick that Han Conkel the auther >has
>> claimed to have invented ?
>>
>> Best wishes Alan
>

You missread. Steve's assertion was that you probably wouldn't get a good answer to this question.

And that's true, for some kinds of information. Or you'll get a good answer, but one which is phrased in such a way that you have to really work to understand it -- on the theory that anyone who is willing to work already understands that they can make more money working at something legitimate than by theft.

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