Lockpicking at Lockpickingstore.com

Let’s talk lock picking do’s, don’t’s and gear! Find picking tools, kits, sets, guns, and many more tools at our lock pick web shop.

How to go about lock picking?      

At family parties, our employees tell with pride that they work at a store that sells lockpicking tools. The most frequent response they get is: 'Oh! So you sell to burglars and spies?'. Don't get fooled by the movies, grandpa... Lock picking is an actual sport, though some prefer 'hobby', with tens of thousands of fans around the world. Really. Tens. Of. Thousands. 

As any hardware hobby/sport, to start you'll need the right tools to practice your skills with. And this is exactly where our shop comes into play. 

Lock pick sets and professional advice   

At Lockpickingstore.com, we like to provide beginners and experienced pickers alike with the right tools for the game. We always say:"It doesn't matter how many tools you have for the job, as long as you have the right ones". So we basically help people out by providing them with a decent pick set, or more specialized tools, or a new lock type to challenge. Most of what you see of our inventory of pick guns, sets, tubular picks, cross picks, car decoders, and other tools have been personally been selected by us to give you the best tools. We like to cater to all lock pickers out there, and that means having a lot of everything. 

Lock pick sets for beginners

For newbies, if you're looking for a decent lockpick set to get you going, we've got both the top brands (like Southord, Brockhage, DINO), as the competing budget brands (like KLOM and Goso). This means you could either start off with a small, pricier set, or order a cheap lock pick set from a brand such as Goso, because it has a lot of picks for less. If you're good in losing small hardware, this might be a better option for you... Based on our personal experience, there's a demand for both kinds. And so we deliver. 

Pick guns

And then we have lock pick guns. Also known as impact picking tools. These tools are used to rapidly get some of those cylinder locks out there. And off course: doesn't matter how you spin it (get it?), guns are cool. We recommend to both beginners as the callused-hand pickers out there to try out a pick gun at least once. Using these is a challenge you really shouldn't miss out on. Secondly, it will increase your knowledge and understanding of how locks work. Designs of newer locks have long since been altered to try to keep lockpick guns out. But off course, the pick guns also have evolved to keep up. In short, our advice is to take a look. There's manual guns, semi-automatic ones and even fully automatic models by Martin Pink and HPC that will snap open many a lock.