Lock Picking Logbook: Lock picking gift | Lock picking notebook | Lock picking hobby book | Lock pick set

This is a handy little book to make notations of your lock-picking expertise. You can index all/most of your locks (about 100 catered for) write comments and there is a provisor for any specialist incidentaries of your lock-picking journey such a amount of pins encountered or was it a challenge lock etc. All in easy notation.Overall, yeah its a good book to have if you're into Lock-Sport (the art of legal lock-picking) as its nice to keep track of what you've been up to and with what lock you've been up to with!(Disclaimer: Notice - Only pick your own locks or locks that you've acquired permission to pick.)

As a beginner lock picker I dip in and out of the hobby and like trying the same locks in an effort to understand them better each time. The notebook allows me to log each lock and remember what picks I used, how long it took and any notes about the binding order etc.If you swap locks with people its also a handy reminder of what locks you have defeated and how hard you found them. When you return to a lock in the future you can quickly see how much faster you got.Features a handy index also.I also love the little feature of a padlock in the top corner of the page - simply colour in part of the lock to show you opened it! Neat little extra.

Whoever proof-read this booklet should be fired immediately. WHO NEED KEYS? is part of the title. It should read: WHO NEEDS KEYS?, and I cannot look at the bl**dy thing without wanting to scream. I'm a tad autistic? Perhaps, but it is seriously annoying. It is (mis) printed in the UK by amazon. Printed badly...