A master lock lever lock.

Specifically an old English style for lever padlock.

It's the model to 750 D.

If this lock is looking a little bit familiar, it maybe because I've previously shown at least three locks that were virtually identical to this one.

They were branded Squire cast and Silver Line, though it wouldn't surprise me if it least a few of them were made in the same Chinese factory.

So let's see what it takes to pick open this odd little master lock.

I'm using a picking wire and tension tool that I got from UK lock pickers, so let's get them into position and get to picking.

Okay, I'm using pretty stout tension here.

Nothing on one.

Nothing on two.

Little click on three little click on four back toe one.

Nothing there.

Nothing on two, three or four.

Nothing on one might have gotten a little click on to click on three and four.

It feels like most of these levers are about in the right position.

I'm just getting tiny little clicks on them like they have tapered edges.

And I just have to nudge each one into position.

So I think we got it.

Yep.

So let me get these tools out of here.

So as you saw, this wasn't too bad a pick, though I do have to admit it.

Put up a fair bit of fight far more than I was expecting for a little four lever padlock.

In any case, that's all I have for you today.

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