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What is the name of the procedure that is used when you insert a blank key into a lock and hit it with a hammer to open the tumblers and allow access to a room?
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∙ 14y ago
You're referring to lock bumping and it is NOT done with a blank key. It is done with a key that is cut in a specific manner to take advantage of the science behind how lock internal components work. The key is not a blank key, it is called a bump key. The collar or shoulder of the key needs to be filed down and the tip also gets filed down somewhat. You may find them for sale on the internet, but unless you are a licensed locksmith, they may be illegal for you to possess (depending on the state where you reside). Additionally, if you buy them on the internet, there is a trail that leads to your shipping address and credit card information, so be certain that law enforcement may be aware that you own such "burglary tools". Accessing anyone's property without their consent is a crime. If you are unfamiliar with the use of this tool and the legal implications, it is best to stay away.
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