Lockpicking quiz Do you want to test your knowledge? Do you have knowledge in the field of lockpicking? Come on! The quiz contains 15 test questions with four possible answers and only one answer is always correct. Click the "Next" button. 1. Which mechanism is used against bumping in M&C locks?Multipart pins and variable spring tensionTop gapping (older locks) and spirally-shaped drivers (newer models)Trap pins (older locks) and sidebars (newer models)Shallow drilling2. Which of these picks is best suited for rocking?Long HookSnake RakeSmall Half-diamond PickL-rake/City Rake3. How many rotating pins does the Sargent & Greenleaf 833 military padlock have?None4564. What is the name of premium commercially modified set of Goso dimple pick?Spooxe BMPS 8/2Multipick EliteBlack FlagsDaniu5. What kind of pick can be used for overlifting?Electronic picksExtractorsComb picksMetador rakes6. Who first patented a tool employing a bumping-style attack?A. C. HobbsH. R. SimpsonG. J. BaronP. Salinger7. Which of the following actions normally cannot lead to opening of the lock?Moving the pin stack to the correct heightCreating a gap between the key pin and the driver pin so that the driver doesn’t block the plugMoving the entire pin stack out of the plugMoving the key pin into the original place of the driver pin8. How can we tell that the pin is overset, assuming the lock in US orientation with springs facing up?The key pin doesn’t touch the driver pin even when lifted.The pin is stiff and does not fall back to the starting position.The pin is springy but cannot be set.The pin is in its initial position but stiff.9. What is NOT a minor disadvantage of using TOK tension tools?We need to be careful we don’t jam the first pin with the tension tool.We need to put more pressure on the tool, because the moment of the force is smaller.There is a risk of jamming the tool when the plug rotates.We cannot put the tool very deep and may knock it out when raking.10. Sort the following methods: bumping, raking, zipping, rocking by increased importance of kinetic energy transfer to the driver pins.Rocking, raking, zipping, bumpingRocking, zipping, bumping, rakingRocking, raking, bumping, zippingRaking, zipping, rocking, bumping11. Who was the first lockpicker to publicly pick an Abloy Protec2 lock on video?Bosnian Billhuxleypig (Matt Smith)Michael MaynardCaptainHookNumber112. What is the range of thicknesses commonly used for picks?0.030 - 0.050 inch (approx. 0.8 - 1.2 mm)0.015 - 0.025 inch (approx. 0.4 - 0.6 mm)0.15 - 0.25 inch (approx. 4 - 6 mm)0.005 - 0.015 inch (approx. 0.1 - 0.4 mm)13. What is the name of premium steal used in Peterson picks?Damascus steelFederal steelGovernment steelUltimate steel14. How does the direction of the tension influence the binding order?Binding order stays the same.It depends which types of mechanical inaccuracies caused the binding order.Binding order changes when tension is reversed.No influence, the binding order is always random.15. Who was the first lockpicker to publicly pick the EVVA MCS on video?Bosnian BillLockPickingLawyerDraukan (Andre Vornbrock)Huxleypig (Matt Smith)Thank you for completing the quiz. Press the "Send" button to evaluate. 2021-03-26T07:28:06+00:00By admin| Připoj se k nám a sdílej s námi! FacebookTwitterEmail