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That leads to a question I had recently, I know that some insurance will only reimburse in case of thefts if there's sign of a break-in. If someone lock-picks t
by nicolas_t 8y ago
That leads to a question I had recently, I know that some insurance will only reimburse in case of thefts if there's sign of a break-in. If someone lock-picks the lock, is there a trace of a break-in? Would such thefts be covered?
- thisismyaccoun7 8y agoYou can take apart the lock and see scratches on the pins as signs of picking, but bump keys are notorious for not providing a sign of break in.
- tomatotomato37 8y agoI thought bump keys were the one of the more obvious methods since hammering the key in can easily dent the cylinder