Aside from lock picks, you should also include a set of bump keys in your entry tools. Locks open when they “bump”; keys specifically made to do this with ease are called bump key sets. Bump key sets are keys cut to special designs that allow them to pick pin-tumbler locks when lock bumping.
Lock bumping is the process of picking locks with the use of a bumper key. When lock bumping, it is important to take note that sometimes a bump key set may be manufacturer-specific. This means a bump key or certain lock picks created by a specific manufacturer will only work on a lock that is also from the same manufacturer.
Having a bump key set in your toolkit allows you to lock-bump even with little to no experience with lock bumping. Locks are opened when all the pins are correctly aligned by a key. Just like any other key, bump keys are able to align these pins because of their special design.
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Cut on industry-standard “universal” profiles used in millions of locks today, the three different bumping patterns are included in the bump key sets to increase their already-shocking success rates.
I recommend using dampeners when using bump keys. They make the technique easier to learn and provide an immediate increase in your bumping success rate. UK bump keys are considered the best in the world. We set the standard and then transcended it.
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