Leduc, AB
If they have a coin door key. Look inside the cabinet, sometimes the backbox key will be hanging just inside the door. (again, sometimes).
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Quoted from albummydavis:Any other tips?
In your case, since you have posted that you have 13 pins. I would try keys from other pins you have. Jiggle the key while turning and one might work.
Also auto gas cap keys, the keys for most storage locks on the lower storage bins on trailers and RV's, only if they fit into the lock, with out forcing it in. May also work.
"Locks are there to keep honest people honest"
Quoted from 7Warpig7:I'll second this. Once you buy a kit and watch a few Youtube videos you will be shocked at just how unsecure everything you own is. Most cheap locksets, like on your houses front door, can be opened as fast with picks as they can with a key. Good padlocks take longer but its only a matter of time and they come open too.
There is very little skill involved, none actually.
Some jurisdictions will not allow you to own 'break in kits' or 'lock pick sets'. If you or your company doesn't require you to use them. With out a requirement of some kind of registration, on file with the local police, or local community.
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