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Visible Cutaway Practice Lock Larger View This see-through pin-tumbler lock is an excellent learning tool. By watching the movement of the pins as you practice your lock picking skills, you will gain a better understanding of how and why a lock can be compromised – and improve your own performance levels. ST-34 Practice Lock $44.95 - Qty:

Lock Picking "School in a Box" Larger View For years, we’ve said that the easiest way to learn the art of locksmithing is to begin by removing a few pin sets from a lock, and one by one, add them back as your picking skills increase. Now, we’re pleased to offer a “Lock Picking School in a Box” to help the beginning locksmith develop all the skills needed to master pin-tumbler lock picking. The set includes five lock cylinders, the first of which has a single pin set in place, with each lock becoming progressively more difficult, the last lock containing a full number of pin sets. This “Progressive Learning System” is a proven method of learning, and we highly recommend it! ST-23 School in a Box $99.95 - Qty:

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Please Note: Although J & L maintains a very liberal return policy, it does not apply to lock pick sets or related merchandise. Basically anything on this page is non-returnable unless it is received damaged or defective.

There may be state and or local restrictions prohibiting the possession of lock picks and related items. We WILL NOT sell any products in violation thereof. It is the responsibility of you the buyer, not us, to understand your state and local laws. If you have questions, be sure to contact your district attorney before placing an order. Absolutely No Sales To Minors! Therefore, orders paid by money order require proof of age, ie. copy of driver's license or birth certificate. By placing an order, the buyer asserts that the products ordered will be used in a lawful manner and that he/she is of legal age.
By placing an order for locksmithing tools, the buyer asserts to be, without fraud or deception, a bonafied member of the locksmithing industry, or other qualified personnel.
In most places you can own these items, but it does not mean you can carry them around. Having these tools with you is known as possession. If the police should stop you and you have pick tools in your possession, you will get in trouble.