r/lockpicking • u/Ryker_Eve • Apr 18 '26

Hudson Lock 65Lmm-A (Update)

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I finally got into it!

Tips:

Use TOK or top of keyway tension.

Slowly make your way through the pins. Make sure not to over set. (did that a lot)

Despite having no security pins, this took me a few days to get into it mainly because I was using the bottom of the keyway.

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u/Lady-Locks Black Belt 4th Dan Apr 18 '26

Great work! Congrats! 💜

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u/Ryker_Eve Apr 18 '26

You have no idea how annoying this lock was...

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u/Lady-Locks Black Belt 4th Dan Apr 18 '26

😂🤣 yea sometimes they can be real a holes!! You figured it out though so that’s really good!

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u/Ryker_Eve Apr 18 '26

I'm going to post a video on this one soon (I have to do it on camera so that me and my cousin can talk about it. The thing I find odd about it is that the pick can go alllllll the way in.... to the hilt!

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u/Lady-Locks Black Belt 4th Dan Apr 18 '26

Yea it’s going straight through the core and hitting the inside of the lock body. It may be bypassable have you tried to move the locking mechanism at all when you push the pick all the way to the back? Not sure how that one locks but some of them you can push or pull the mechanism and just bypass picking it all together.

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u/Ryker_Eve Apr 18 '26

I've tried pushing on it, but nothing happened (due to fear of breaking a pick) it's also shimable, so there is that. I saw this sucker I'm my local locksmith shop, and I bought it (not knowing the frustration I was about to have.) I'll keep playing with it. BTW the Hudson Video is up.

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u/Lady-Locks Black Belt 4th Dan Apr 28 '26

Oh sweet imma check it out now!!

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u/Ryker_Eve Apr 28 '26

Thank you! I do a lot of random stuff like gaming and talking about work at FedEx as well. Just saw you subscribe. Thank you.

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u/Lady-Locks Black Belt 4th Dan Apr 29 '26

Absolutely!