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At least in France, dimple locks (keys have holes instead of teeth) are more common and feel more secure, even though they can still be lockpicked.
by rockinghigh 6y ago
At least in France, dimple locks (keys have holes instead of teeth) are more common and feel more secure, even though they can still be lockpicked.
- Polylactic_acid 6y agoMost of the dimple locks I have seen can be opened with just a rake and 2 seconds time.
- Uberphallus 6y agoMost dimple locks in Europe won't open by raking because they also carry spools.