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3 Ways to Pick a Sentry Safe Lock

By Matthew Lynch
November 6, 2023
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Introduction:

Sentry safes are commonly used worldwide to secure valuable items and sensitive documents from theft and unauthorized access. However, there may come a time when you need to open the safe without a key or forget the combination. This article will explore three methods for picking a Sentry safe lock, using simple tools and techniques.

Method 1: Using a Paperclip

1. Straighten two paperclips: To get started, you’ll need to straighten out both paperclips as much as you can.

2. Create pick and torque tools: Transform one of the paperclips into a pick by making a slight bend at one end. Turn the other paperclip into a torque tool by making an “L” shape at one end.

3. Insert the torque tool: Insert the torque tool’s L-shaped end into the Sentry safe’s keyhole at the bottom, applying gentle pressure to maintain tension.

4. Use the pick: Slowly insert your paperclip pick along the top edge of the keyhole and explore within to feel for the lock’s pins.

5. Rake the lock’s pins: Moving your pick back and forth in an upward motion, gently rake across all of the pins until you feel them all release.

6. Turn with torque tool: As soon as all of the pins have released, use your torque tool to turn the lock mechanism, opening your Sentry safe.

Method 2: Bypassing with a Nail Cutter File

1. Find a nail cutter file: Locate a nail cutter file with enough length and sturdiness for picking the lock.

2. Insert nail cutter file: Gently insert the nail cutter into the upper side of the keyhole while applying light force downwards.

3. Locate and lift pin stack: Search for each pin stack within, applying an upward pressure on them using your nail cutter file.

4. Maintain tension and turn: Once you feel all pins are lifted, increase the downward pressure, and twist the nail cutter to open the safe.

Method 3: Using a Borescope and Lockpick Set

1. Gather your tools: For this method, you’ll need a commercial lockpick set and a portable borescope (or endoscope).

2. Attach phone or display to the borescope: Whether your borescope uses a smartphone for its display or has its built-in screen, prepare it accordingly.

3. Insert borescope into keyhole: Carefully insert the borescope into the Sentry safe keyhole, bearing in mind it may require adjustment for optimal visual clarity inside the lock.

4. Pick the lock using your lockpick set: Using the visual aid provided by the borescope, maneuver your lockpicks to target, lift, and set each pin stack in place.

5. Open your safe: Once all pins are set correctly, use your torque wrench to turn the lock mechanism and unlock your Sentry safe.

Conclusion:

Picking a Sentry safe lock can be challenging, but with practice and patience, these methods will help you access your possessions without damaging the safe or requiring professional assistance. However, always ensure that you are legally entitled to access any safe before attempting these techniques.

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