SouthOrd 22 Piece Lock Pick Set C2010

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~~£44.99~~

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£31.99 (You save £13.00)

SKU:

1439

Brand:

SouthOrd

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( 7 product reviews )

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SouthOrd 22 Piece Lock Pick Set C2010

This is SouthOrd's slimline kit made for UK, European and Japanese locks, (it is also excellent for U.S. locks with small or narrow keyways). This SouthOrd twenty-two piece set (C2010) includes fifteen picks with metal handles and seven different tension tools. The luggage quality zippered case is the perfect companion to house the high quality stainless steel tools making this lock pick set one of the most popular and affordable.

Includes:

15 Lock Picks
7 Tension Tools
Zippered Case

The SouthOrd 22 Piece Lock Pick set is one of the most popular sets for any level of lock picker.

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Posted by Mick on 13th May 2013

I'm new to lock picking and bought a cheaper lock pick set but then bought these which are far better!
Never been disappointed

Posted by Brian Thomas on 16th Apr 2013

Bought this Southord set and have never been disappointed.
Comprehensive and well-built.

Posted by KM Bard on 16th Apr 2013

My favourite set. Comprehensive and well-built.
Brilliant set

Posted by Stephen Brown on 16th Apr 2013

Brilliant set of top quality picks the best I've ever had and used.
This is the first set of picks I reach for when a new lock appears

Posted by Peter Feeny on 16th Apr 2013

This is the first set of picks I reach for when a new lock appears, a great range of picks and the quality and feel you get from them are second to none.
The best set to start out with

Posted by Andy M on 16th Apr 2013

In my opinion the best set to start out with. It covers all the bases, and is great quality.
Great set!

Posted by Just-another-picklocker on 9th Apr 2013

Must say I love this set as a hobbyist lock picker. Great quality, not only the picks but also the leather bag feels like a truly good buy.

If you're into playing around with lockpicking this is what you're looking for.