> Most house locks are trivial to pick in about 30 seconds Many countries (like US and UK) use pin-tumbler locks that are easy to pick. In some other countries

> Most house locks are trivial to pick in about 30 seconds Many countries (like US and UK) use pin-tumbler locks that are easy to pick. In some other countries it's common to have much more secure locks such as Abloy Protec series. It takes lots of skill and time to pick these. In this recent (3 months ago) Reddit post, the guy picks a Protec 2 lock, but he's been practicing with this particular lock and its combination a lot, and he's been a hobbyist for 10 years. In the comments he says than in field conditions with another lock, it might take him an hour. https://www.reddit.com/r/lockpicking/comments/amjumx/abloy_protec_ii_picked_and_gutted/ https://www.reddit.com/r/lockpicking/comments/amjumx/abloy_p...