Peterson Pry Bar - 0.050 Thick
A$18.00
GREAT FOR TOP OF KEY WAY PICKING The Peterson Pry Bar is for the many locksmiths who requested a strong and solid tension tool for applying "top of the key way" tension. At 0.050," our "Serrated Pry Bar" is the width of the key blade segment of most key ways. This strong-arm partner is notched to eliminate contact with the first pin, flat to fit in your pick set, and has our serrated edge technology that locks it in any key way! Made of our famous Government Stainless Steel: only the best, of coursel
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GREAT FOR TOP OF KEY WAY PICKING The Peterson Pry Bar is for the many locksmiths who requested a strong and solid tension tool for applying "top of the key way" tension. At 0.050," our "Serrated Pry Bar" is the width of the key blade segment of most key ways. This strong-arm partner is notched to eliminate contact with the first pin, flat to fit in your pick set, and has our serrated edge technology that locks it in any key way! Made of our famous Government Stainless Steel: only the best, of coursel
GREAT FOR TOP OF KEY WAY PICKING The Peterson Pry Bar is for the many locksmiths who requested a strong and solid tension tool for applying "top of the key way" tension. At 0.050," our "Serrated Pry Bar" is the width of the key blade segment of most key ways. This strong-arm partner is notched to eliminate contact with the first pin, flat to fit in your pick set, and has our serrated edge technology that locks it in any key way! Made of our famous Government Stainless Steel: only the best, of coursel
OUR PRY-BARS WERE DESIGNED IN THE USA, MADE IN THE USA, AND ARE MADE FROM OUR SECRET GOV STEEL.
I recently saw that the English wrote a book for their intelligence people on "How to make lock-picks" and in that book they had a square cut "top of key-way” turning tool. (That would be bottom of key-way of course in Europe). So I stand corrected, I did not invent the flat top of keyway turning tool, I just designed the first that I knew of! :-)
A customer recently shared with me:
"It does not matter what width of non-Peterson turner you use, the shape of that keyway, when tensioning clockwise, drives them all out of that keyway. The Peterson Turner, by design, stays in the keyway. Light or heavy tension, does not matter."
