| Ready to pick a lock: |
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- Inspect keyway and location of the bottom pins closely.
- Install straight pick into gun and secure with nut, bolt and washers. When the pick is inserted into a lock the gun should not be tilted up or down or from side to side. If there is some obstruction in front of the lock which prevents the pick gun from being inserted straight into the lock, the offset pick should be used.
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- Insert tension wrench into bottom of plug (opposite pins). Apply light pressure on the tension wrench in the direction which lock will open.
- Insert pick just below the bottom pins. The pick must be inserted straight (top of pick parallel to shear line). It is important that the full striking force of the pick be applied equally to all pins.
Occasionally a ward of the keyway prevents the pick from being inserted straight up. The gun will still operate if titled only slightly to one side, but will become inoperable if titled at too great an angle. Insert the pick into the cylinder, it will blind in the keyway and become inoperable. Do not file or alter the pick in anyway.
- Once the tension wrench and gun are in place, pull the trigger of the gun rapidly. Be sure that the pick is striking the bottom pins and not the sides or top of the keyway. Begin with tension adjustment set at minimum, increasing tension as required. Larger locks with stronger springs normally require that the tension adjustment be set higher. Always return tension adjustment to minimum setting after each use.
If the lock does not open after five shoots, increase the tension on the pick gun by rotating the knurled wheel toward the maximum setting. Release tension on wrench allowing pins to drop back in place and begin again.Do not attempt to pick one pin at a time. | |
| How to replace springs |
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- Remove 5 screws as shown at right and lift top half of pick gun case.
- Remove old springs and replaces with new.
- Flat spring
- Lift knurled wheel from case and slide to the right, releasing pressure on spring.
- Lift pick clamp from pivot post. Replace spring and return clamp to post.
- Return knurled wheel to proper position (X).
- Loose coil spring (Y)
- Carefully lift trigger fro pivot post. Replace spring and return to post.
- Tight coil spring (Z)
Lift knurled wheel from case and spring will drop from track.
Replace top half of pick gun case and attach with (5) screws. |
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| The DINO's Strong Pick Gun has a very strong spring will easily pick pin tumbler and disc tumbler locks. It comes complete with 3 pick blades and 1 tension wrench. This strong pick gun is different from most guns on the market, our gun is assembled with screws instead of rivets, it can be opened with a screwdriver. Especially, the coating of gun consists of lacquer can resist stain and rust. |
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| Please note, the position where the gun blade is set to ready to use, is specifically defined. The big bolt can easily be tighten and losen by fingers whenever locksmith needs to change the gun blades for specific purpose, and is very easy to replace gun blade, plus the bolt is much more stronger than the old version that holds the gun blade tighter and not easy to go off the pick gun main frame. OEM orders can also decide the colors of this strong pick gun. |
