Progressive Practice Lock Assortment Set of 8 Educational Aid (SC Keyway)
Description
🔓 Unlock your potential with every turn!
- AUTHENTIC SC KEYWAY DESIGN - Realistic 'key in knob' style locks crafted from durable brass for true-to-life practice
- ADVANCED CHALLENGE INCLUDED - 2 locks feature spool driver pins, perfect for honing expert-level picking techniques
- READY TO USE OUT OF THE BOX - Each lock comes with its own working key—no extra setup needed to start practicing
- MASTER YOUR CRAFT WITH PRECISION - 8 locks ranging from 1-pin to 6-pin complexity to elevate your locksmith skills step-by-step
- CLEAR IDENTIFICATION FOR EFFICIENT LEARNING - Each lock is clearly marked by pinning, streamlining your training sessions
This Progressive Practice Lock Assortment Set includes 8 high-quality brass 'key in knob' style locks, keyed from 1-pin to 6-pin complexity, with 2 featuring spool driver pins for advanced skill-building. Each lock comes with a working key and is clearly labeled by pinning, making it the perfect educational aid for locksmith students and hobbyists aiming to master their craft.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | GSR Enterprises |
| Item Weight | 1.25 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 5 x 3 x 3 inches |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Material | metal |
| Pattern | SC Keyway |
| Item Package Quantity | 8 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
Reviews
G**G
AWESOME lock picking cylinders
Great company , Great products
E**I
Good locks but previously used.
The locks are as seen and quite sterdy. You are able to take the locks apart to switch the pins around for varied practices, as well. My only reservations are that they are all previously used locks (scratches all around the key holes) and my level 3 lock is missing springs for 2 of the pins. The rest work fine and are good practice, but are probably a bit more loose than a fresh lock. I'd still recommend them.
K**R
Nice set of cylinders, some need to be re-pinned
At least two of these had top pins that cleared the plugs. Pick the wrong pin first and you get a bent spring. Not hard to re-pin but pretty annoying to find in a set.
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