ITS Universal Lock Pick Practice Station
ITS Universal Lock Pick Practice Station
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Features
Features
- Practice Lock Picking Virtually Anywhere
- Polished Stainless Steel Quality Construction
- Lock Vise Separates into Two Pieces for Easy Transportation
- Accepts Lock Cylinders and Padlocks up to 1.25" H x 2" W
- Includes 2 Screws for Assembly
- Weight: 12.7 oz.
More Details
More Details
Included with each station is a two-piece universal lock vise that clamps down to most desks or table edges up to 2.5" in height. It can be mounted either on the side of an edge or on the top of an edge with the newly added dual-mounting holes. These mounting methods allow a temporary but sturdy installation of the vise to hold many lock cylinders and padlocks. The adjustable lock section can hold padlocks or lock cylinders up to 1.25" in height and 2" in width.
The ITS Universal Lock Pick Station works perfectly with our ITS Modular Practice Lock!
Whether you're a beginner just looking to get started in lock picking or a seasoned professional, the ITS Universal Lock Picking Practice Station lets you set up and practice almost anywhere!
Requires #3 Philips Screwdriver for Assembly (Not Included)
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How to Pick a Lock
How to Pick a Lock
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This will definitely help free my hands to practice better technique
10/10
Way too short to use. Don’t expect to mount on a standard height table and use. Needs to be at least 6-8 inches taller. Does hold kik and sfic cores great.
Amazing value! Super fast shipping.
You cannot beat this lock vice for the price.
I wasn’t sure when I ordered this lock holder, but once I received it I immediately ordered more. The pictures don’t do it justice, it’s well-designed and very sturdy. I’m very reluctant to believe when something says ‘universal’ but this practice fixture may actually be universal—I’m kind of baffled, like someone who learns that unicorns are real.