It depends on the latching mechanism of the lock.
Did you ever look at the back part of the lock?
If it's a spring loaded wedge shaped latch, like you have on a door, you can slip a knife in above or below it and slip the latch out of the striker plate.
There'd be a notch in the other door with metal plate with a square hole in it.
If it's got a metal strip that turns with the lock when you turn the key and catches in a hook or butts a metal plate on the other door, you're going to have to drill it out.
It's not very hard to do, all you need is a drill and a 1/4" bit. Drill out the spot where the key goes in. This will drill out the tumblers.
Once you're done you can open the lock with the turn of a screw driver.
The lock is cheap enough and you can pick up a replacement at most hardware stores.
Picking locks is an art, but there's one thing you can try.
If it's a conventional lock, and the key looks like most padlock and tool box keys, stick a hair pin or a very skinny hex key into the lock all the way to the back and then angle it so that the end you're holding is headed down. Some inexpensive locks have a release that will allow you to pull the lock cylinder out and you can then open the latch with a screw driver when you've got it out.
Good luck!
Good Advice - 1993 Roll Out the Barrel 2-4 was released on: USA: 15 June 1994 Belgium: 12 October 1996
Fish in a Barrel - 2001 is rated/received certificates of: USA:R
There are many corner media cabinets available in patterson black that one can purchase online. Crate & Barrel offer a patterson black media cabinet for 346.60 GBP.
One can purchase a mahogany filing cabinet from Amazon, eBay, World Market, Staples, Ontario Kijiji, My Shopping in Australia, Lowes, Lock Stock and Barrel, Mahogany and More, etc.
You can find an under the cabinet wine glass rack at virtually any furniture or home store. The best places to start looking would be the Pottery Barn or Crate and Barrel.
Pingu - 1986 Barrel of Fun 1-13 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G
If you have a projectile lodged in the barrel, the best advice would be to have a gunsmith do it. Disassemble your pistol, and take the barrel in by itself. Trying to do this yourself could result in damage to the barrel, and a need to buy a replacement barrel. It can be done, but if you're searching on this particular site for a "how to" (and understand that I'm not saying this to be condescending), it's something best left to a professional.
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NYPD Blue - 1993 Roll Out the Barrel 7-17 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:M
Pingu - 1986 Pingu and the Barrel Organ 1-23 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G
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