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expired Posted by Ch3apSk8te • Nov 19, 2024
Nov 19, 2024 2:31 AM
Covert Instruments Black Friday Sale: Genesis Lock Pick Set
& Many More + ~$5 S/H$20
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Here's a site with some general info about the legality broken down by state …
https://toool.us/lockpicking-laws/
And anyone really worried about carrying something like this might want to stick with a pair of paper clips.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lQJlWm
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LEARNLOCKPICKING5 for another $5 off that kit makes it a steal. I'd be in for one if I didn't already have two =)
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Title 62 - PROFESSIONS, BUSINESSES AND TRADES (§§ 62-1-101 — 62-76-203)
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It has been repealed as stated in https://toool.us/lockpicking-laws/
https://www.tn.gov/content/dam/tn...7-2021.pdf
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"Lock-picking tools are available and legal in the United States. In the majority of U.S. states and the District of Columbia, lock picking is declared legal by specific legal statutes. Even in these states, however, the person lock picking must show benign intent."
So.....don't be lock picking outside of a jewelry store (that you do not own) at 3AM and you should be fine.
Only 4.5 MILLION subscribers. Perhaps learn a little bit about something before ranting like you are the de facto authority
And yes, many states / municipalities do have a "burglary tools" statute however there tends to be a requirement to show intent for that secondary charge to be added. Pretty much anything can be considered a "burglary tool" to include common items such as a hammer, screwdriver, etc....is almost everyone walking out of Home Depot suddenly a felon because they bought a tool that could, in theory, be used to break into something?
So before you go chastising anyone who lock picks for fun make sure to throw out every one of your "burglary tools" in your DIY tool box
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https://worldpopulation
"Lock-picking tools are available and legal in the United States. In the majority of U.S. states and the District of Columbia, lock picking is declared legal by specific legal statutes. Even in these states, however, the person lock picking must show benign intent."
So.....don't be lock picking outside of a jewelry store (that you do not own) at 3AM and you should be fine.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/U...igLoZOh6FQ
Only 4.5 MILLION subscribers. Perhaps learn a little bit about something before ranting like you are the de facto authority
That said, CI tools are considered "fine" in the lockpicking community, a little overpriced because of LPL's brand. They're not quite as good as something like Sparrow, which has a basic set with a clear lock for $50 (Tuxedo+lock) that has more tools and turners than the Learn Lockpicking bundle here - unless the LLB has variant pins the clear lock is better for learning on. But $20 for the Genesis set is a good deal for basic picks and turners, $50 for the Echelon is much better than the $70 retail (which can be beat with ala carte picks and tensioners) and CI has some neat bypass tools that other pick companies don't sell (some picking community people think it's irresponsible to sell their bypass kit, which can get you into a lot of commercial doors).
https://www.sparrowsloc
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