Dyno KWICK Pick


Part Number: KP-100

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Dyno KWICK Pick

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This well-known pocket lock pick is great for beginners as well and the experienced when picking a lock using the rake method.  The Dyno Kwick lock pick is small enough to place in your pocket along with your keys and whatever you want in your pocket.  Comes with retail packaging and instructions.

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Part Number KP-100

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Very useful toolReview by Ryan miller
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I used this on kwikset smartkey locks, master padlocks, american padlocks ect ect. It is convient to have a nice tool in your pocket. Obviously the guy chris that commented first on this site, is probably not in the trade. But for professionals as myself and Floyd, i reccommend this to anyone that needs to pick locks quickly.. its all about technique, and if you have it , u have it... If you don't, then you complain like this guy chris.... (Posted on 3/8/2022)
usefull and convenientReview by Floyd
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I think Chris was overly critical in reviewing this item. I am a locksmith and I have several of these Kwick pics. I carry mine every place I go and have used it on 100"s of lock of all types ( not just Masterlock #3). I do agree it could be polished up a little, but you have to do that with most pick out of the box. this tool is extremely convenient and useful. if you like to rake locks or have to open locks on the fly I highly recommend you buy one of these or even two!! Happy picking! (Posted on 10/3/2018)
Needs Work to do OKReview by Chris
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Lets start with what this is...because I am not entirely sure it makes a lot of sense. This is simply a retractable steel single double rake pick in an aluminum housing with a wide/thick tension tool. You loosen the top and side thumb screws to release the tension tool (detaches) and the side thumb screw pushes forward against a fairly stout spring, then re-tighten to lock it in the extended position. It is *NOT* any type of mechanical snap gun, it is just a single retractable pick.

Now, that said it is not really good for much beyond master padlocks as it ships. It is great for those - particularly seasoned ones where more torque is needed. The tension tool is too wide for most keyways. The pick is thick and desperately needs polishing out of the box. Yes, you can take your Dremel tool to it, clean it up, thin down the tension wrench and get a decent double rake tool that retracts to the size of a medium sized Sharpie marker with a large side thumb screw.

Yes, I bought one. Hey - I'll try anything once. After cleaning it up it does work but provides crappy feedback. If you are new and looking to attack some simple padlocks or 5 pin Kwicksets it works OK.

So the real question is WHY? For half the price you can buy a Peterson Govt Steel double and tension wrench and throw them in your wallet and have a much nicer pick. For a little more you can buy the Southord pen keychain set with several picks in it. I am just not sure what niche this product was attempting to fill. It is too large and conspicuous to be a concealable and you can do a lot better for the money. The only use I have found for this is to pass it around with some old #3 Master locks to newbies at demo's and not care if they torque it too much. Granted, you can do about the same thing with a couple paperclips. (Posted on 8/31/2014)

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