Dip 1 30 you lock prag Masses is a British company, but this one was sold and branded by Lockett dot com here in the United States.

Now this is the smallest of the dib Siri's with 130 millimeters under the shackle.

But if you do need more room, you can also purchase 192 160 millimeter versions.

The shackle on this is nice and beefy, with a 16 millimeter diameter, and it's made of a very well hardened s to tool steel.

In fact, prag masses guarantees it will not be cut using 42 inch bolt cutters.

Having tested some of their chains in the past, I suspect that's not a hollow claim.

From what I can see on the inside of this plastic housing, there is a hardened steel tube comprising the main body, and I also don't see any plastic on the inside, which is always a very nice surprise, as one would hope the locking mechanism is not Shima ble or by passable in any way that I can see and the maker seems to have paid special attention to drill resistance with a very thick piece of steel guarding the core.

Now the core itself is a disc detainer design seven discs plus a spinner but no false gates in any of those disks.

So let's see what it takes to pick this open.

The first thing we're going to do is rotate all of those disks all the way clockwise.

Then I'm going to get this pick that Bosnian Bill and I made.

Now one of the features we included was an extendable nose, and that feature really shines on locks like this that have a core burried very, very deeply inside of the housing.

Most picks would not be able to come anywhere close to it.

However, with this one, I crank that nose out, and I'm able to put that inside and pick up disc number one easily.

So let's find Number two and get to picking.

Okay, I think we gotta click out of two, click on three, click on four quick on five, quick on six little movement on the core and seven feels like it is in a gate.

That's probably where we're going to tension by attention from Let's check, the everything else, too was set.

So is three for five six.

Okay, let's tension off of seven.

See if we can set disc one and we got this open.

Okay?

Not too bad a pick.

I'd certainly prefer to see false gates in those disks just to make them a little bit harder to pick.

But to be fair, it's probably good enough for the streets.

And this is a product that I would consider using.

In any case, that's all I have for you today.

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