The store recently began carrying a wide range of Brinks products, and I'll show you some of the better ones soon.

But today's video features one tow avoid because it's easily bypassed.

I'll show you the bypass in just a moment, but first a note on the packaging.

It claims that this lock has a five pin core, which would be significant because it's one more than the nearly identical Master Lock model 1 40 Unfortunately, that representation is inaccurate.

This lock has four pence.

Now I know this is a low cost item, but it's like buying a car with a V eight on Lito.

Later discover it has a V six.

This does, however, have some security pins, so let's see what it takes to pick it open.

I'm going to use top of the key way tension on this with a 40 thousands thick pry bar and a standard hook in 18 thousands.

Nothing on one to his minding.

Gotta click there nothing on three click out of four and we dropped in a deep false set.

Number one counter rotation.

We got him set.

Definitely a spool.

I'm on three now.

Counter rotation got him set, but I felt something drop.

And yet it's number one, So that was pretty quick, But it's also the slow way to open this up.

Now, there are three potential bypasses for this, but by far the fastest and easiest is going to be the comb attack.

Let me show you just how ridiculously easy it is.

We simply insert the tool, lift up on the pins and turn.

It looks just like you're using a k.

We show you that one more time and search the tool lift up on the pins and turn.

So given how easy this bypasses, I guess it really doesn't matter.

That brings embellish just a little bit on the number of pins.

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

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