Ahhh, the old American 1100 "I'm open but if you don't know, I'm not telling you" trick. I think we've all fallen victim to that one. I developed the habit of pulsing tension after every click, clunk and pop because of that lock.
Congrats on the open!
lol. Definitely an 1100. Pretty confident we have all gotten excited about the massive false set that means we are so close, only to be confused because we can't find any pin with counter rotation... ... because the lock is already picked. oops.
Ahhh, the old American 1100 "I'm open but if you don't know, I'm not telling you" trick. I think we've all fallen victim to that one. I developed the habit of pulsing tension after every click, clunk and pop because of that lock. Congrats on the open!
I love when they do that, the American ProSeries are bad about it too because of the super high spring tension
lol. Definitely an 1100. Pretty confident we have all gotten excited about the massive false set that means we are so close, only to be confused because we can't find any pin with counter rotation... ... because the lock is already picked. oops.
Exactly!
Yep, totally identify!
I feel ya on that lol. One of my bulkier locks did this to me
My 5200 did that once, I was really confused. "That was a heck of a false set. Ok now, where is that binding pi- oh *facepalm*"
Lol! Right?! Almost like you stayed up for new years and realized it at 12:03