Tactical Lock Picking
Subtitle: A Systemized Approach for Responding to Locked Obstacles During Emergencies
Publisher: Uncensored Tactical
Published: 2019
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
ISBN-13: 9781734825411; 9781734825404
Copyright date: 2019
Subjects: Economics; Business
Description: What if a door, gate, or other locked obstacle kept you from saving time, money, or a life during an emergency? It’s time to expand your skills!
Professional first responders and prepared citizens can find themselves needing an efficient entry through a locked obstacle. Whether it’s a criminal that needs to be apprehended or a medical emergency, time can cost you more than just money. This is your guide to improve your lock picking skills and refine your unconventional entry approach.
Tactical Lock Picking: A Systemized Approach for Responding to Locked Obstacles During Emergencies is a full-spectrum plan to gain vital access into any kind of structure quickly and effectively. In Tactical Lock Picking , you’ll build a foundation of basic skills while also learning: How to forgo kicking in doors to bypass locks to save time, property damage, and injury. The low-tech physical solutions to access keypads and card reader locks. The tools you need and how to organize your gear for field deployment. The seven-step target assessment to help you identify, analyze, and execute proven techniques for opening padlocks, door locks, keypads, combination locks, vehicle gates, and more. A methodology to develop your “key to the city” for major catastrophes. Everyone has found themselves locked out of somewhere they have rightful access to. Tactical Lock Picking is the essential preparedness-manual for overcoming real-life access challenges. If you like down-and-dirty crash courses, step-by-step information, and a no-holds-barred survival guide, then you’ll love Pat Watson’s no-BS book.
Buy Tactical Lock Picking to unlock the way you see the world around you today!
Table of contents: title: How to Use This Book; title: Chapter 1 Case Study: Broken but Not Dying; title: Step 1 and Step 2: Moral Right for Entry (MRE) and Speed/Level of Urgency (Speed/LoU); title: Step 3: Attack Vector Identification; title: Step 4: Manual Unlock Check (if Applicable); title: Step 5: Tool Availability; title: Step 6: “Now or Later”; title: Step 7: Other Resources; title: Conclusion; title: Lessons Learned; title: Chapter 2 What Tactical Lock Picking Is and Isn’t; title: Locksmiths; title: Locksport; title: Hobbyists; title: Red Teams/Pen-Testers/Other Security Assessment Professionals; title: Tactical Breachers/Police, Fire, EMS, Etc.; title: Key Factor 1: The Framing; title: Key Factor 2: The Tools; title: Key Factor 3: Target Assessment; title: Key Factor 4: Other Resources; title: Key Factor 5: The Human Factor; title: Key Factor 6: Failures; title: Conclusion; title: Chapter 3 Case Study; title: Lesson: Introduction to “raking” and to “bypassing” a lock; title: Lessons Learned; title: Chapter 4 Guideline: Three Lines of Gear; title: First-Line Gear; title: Second-Line Gear; title: Third-Line Gear; title: Conclusion; title: Chapter 5 Case Study: Suicide by Pills; title: Step 1 and Step 2: MRE and Speed/LoU; title: Step 3: Attack Vector Identification; title: Step 4: Manual Unlock Attempt (Check, Breathe, Check Again); title: Step 5 and Step 6: Tool Availability and “Now or Later”; title: Lessons Learned; title: Chapter 6 Guideline: Two-Step Rule; title: Mini-Case Study: The Valuables Cabinet; title: Mini-Case Study: The Double Desk; title: Mini-Case Study: The Concerned Boyfriend; title: Mini-Case Study: The Perfect Angle; title: Key Storage Boxes; title: Lessons Learned; title: Chapter 7 Case Study: The Lieutenant’s Office; title: Step 1 and Step 2: Moral Right for Entry (MRE) and Speed/Level of Urgency (LoU); title: Step 3: Attack Vector Identification; title: Step 4: Manual Unlock Check; title: Step 5 and Step 6: Tool Availability and “Now or Later”; title: Step 7: Other Resources; title: Lessons Learned; title: Chapter 8 Guideline: “Same Lock, Same Key”; title: Conclusion; title: Chapter 9 Case Study: Closed Park; title: Technique in Action; title: Lessons Learned; title: Chapter 10 Guideline: Four-Digit Codes; title: Four-Digit Exercise 1; title: Four-Digit Exercise 2; title: Four-Digit Exercise 3; title: Four-Digit Exercise 4; title: The Six Attack Vectors; title: Chapter 11 Case Study: Alarm Call; title: Lessons Learned; title: Chapter 12 Case Study: 66’d En Route; title: Mini-Canceled Case Study: “Chicken Dinner”; title: Lessons Learned; title: Mini-Canceled Case Study: “You Can 66”; title: Mini-Canceled Case Study: “Fine with Me”; title: Lessons Learned; title: Conclusion; title: Chapter 13 Case Study: Pool Fence Redemption; title: Lessons Learned; title: Chapter 14 Case Study: Warrant Arrest; title: Lessons Learned; title: Chapter 15 Guideline: Legal vs. Moral; title: Lock-Picking Legal Issues; title: Pranks; title: Conclusion; title: Chapter 16 Case Study: Vehicle Entries; title: Vehicle Case Study: “Sure, You Try”; title: Lessons Learned; title: Vehicle Case Study: “Yeah, but Why?”; title: Conclusion; title: Vehicle Case Study: “Set Up Perfectly”; title: Conclusion; title: Lessons Learned; title: Chapter 17 Guideline: Gates; title: Faux-Locked Gates; title: Vehicle Gate Scenarios; title: Conclusion; title: Chapter 18 Case Studies: 911 Drops the Ball; title: Case Study 1: “These Things Really Happen”; title: Case Study 2: “Professional Certified Application of Restraints”; title: Lessons Learned; title: Chapter 19 Guideline: Restraints; title: Some Technique Options; title: Conclusion; title: Chapter 20 Guideline: Target Assessment; title: Target Assessment Step 1: Moral Right for Entry (MRE); title: Target Assessment Step 2: Speed/Level of Urgency (LoU); title: Target Assessment Step 3: Attack Vector Identification; title: Target Assessment Step 4: Manual Unlock Check (“Try Once, Take a Deep Breath, and Try Again Harder”); title: Target Assessment Step 5: Tool Availability; title: Target Assessment Step 6: “Now or Later”; title: T