Yes, it is legal to own and carry lock picks in the State of Pennsylvania.
Yes.
Yes, it is legal to carry a lock pick set in Ohio.
Yes.
Yes. They're legal to own and carry in Colorado.
In the United States, the laws concerning possession of lock picks vary greatly from state to state. In many, possession and use of lock picks is considered equivalent to the possession of a crowbar or any other tool that could be used in a burglary. Illegal possession of lock picks is generally prosecuted as a felony under the category of possession of burglary tools or similar statutes. In many states, possession is completely legal as their statutes require proof of intent. In California, locksmiths are licensed by the state. However possession by any one else may be legal, as possession must be coupled with intent to use them illegally. In Canada, possession of lock picking tools, with the exception of key duplication tools, is legal. In Sasketchewan, Alberta and British Columbia a license is required to buy lock picks. Lock pick tools fit in the same category as crowbars or hammers, meaning they are legal to possess and use unless they are used to commit a crime or if it is shown there was "intention to commit a crime" in which case "Possession of tools with the intention of committing a crime" applies - which carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in jail. Hope this helps you with your question. Depending on where you live you can buy lock pick sets online.
Yes. Lockpicks are legal to own and to carry in all 50 States.
Yes, it is legal to own lock picking tools in Colorado.
Yes, it is legal to possess lock picking tools in Virginia.
Yes, it is legal to own lock picks in New York.
Yes, it's legal to carry a lock picking set in Missouri.
Yes, it is legal to carry a lock pick set in Ohio.
Yes, it is legal to own a lock picking kit in Texas.
No, you don't have to have a license.
Yes, unless you're a licensed dealer or a certified lock smith.
The tools that are included in a lock picking set are a torsion wrench, a half-diamond pick, a hook pick, a ball pick, rake picks, a slagel pick, a decoder pick, a warded pick, and bump keys.
Yes.
I'm a certified locksmith, but each state is different, so check your state laws, but have your credentials, if you are a locksmith or other allowed to have these tools. to have them is not illegal itst if you get caught with them laws in your state may say you can't but its different for each state if you are unlawfully opening something you should'nt be
Yes. They're legal to own and carry in Colorado.