B and E: A to Z How to Get In Anywhere, Anytime(1987)
In this revolutionary video you'll see the craft of picking pin tumbler, wafer, tubular cylinder and padlocks; quick methods for beating the most popular locks in the U.S.; and opening safes via drilling, burning bars, thermite and the European explosive method. For academic study only.
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In this revolutionary video you'll see the craft of picking pin tumbler, wafer, tubular cylinder and padlocks; quick methods for beating the most popular locks in the U.S.; and opening safes via drilling, burning bars, thermite and the European explosive method. For academic study only.
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1987-11-01
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