Medeco locks are supposedly among the best engineered locks to prevent all manner of picking attempts. They are manufactured with a number of features to make entry without the proper key more difficult. These features include false slots on the sides of the pins to cause a false catch when bumped and a reciprocal slider mechanism ensuring that only the right degree of rotation will open the lock. Fortunately for professionals, specialized Medeco bump key sets have been devised that have been proven easy to use for even a 12 year old. This bump key features much wider valleys than bump keys for other lock brands and will make opening that Medeco lock much easier.

Bumping itself is a simple process relying on the same principles employed in other kinds of lock picking, including pick sets and pick guns. The key is inserted with a slight turning pressure and the pins are bumped until the all engage, allowing the tumbler to turn and open the lock. Only experience will allow you to confidently bump even older locks without fear of damaging the key or mechanism, but even inexperienced users have proven capable of bumping newer locks of higher quality. The Medeco lock, despite its reputation of being harder to pick and drill, can be opened easily with the right Medeco bump key.

Bump keys can be found in whatever combination needed, and they service both residential and commercial locks with keys available for all numbered pin brands. While Medeco does not offer bump keys for its locks directly to the public, off brand keys can be used successfully. Another option available, for those in professions requiring the normal use of lock picking tools, is to have a master locksmith cut a blank bump key set specifically for Medeco pinned locks.

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