[1246] INEXCUSABLY Flawed Police Car Gun Lock (Patriot Products) 

Maybe they decomissioned it because it was so easy to access?

The sound that key made when being attracted to the magnet is oddly satisfying.

hhhmmmm only got notification of this vid today

Forget the lock, that switchable magnet is AMAZING!

Nice video I hate it when companies plaster USA flags and words like “patriot” on their products implying they’re high quality when this is more like typical Chinese nearly useless junk. But some people are sadly duped into that fake marketing strategy.

Incompetence in US police, ya don't say

That switchable magnet is neodymium based I'm pretty sure

Hello boy I want to thank you for helping Wranglerstar I learned a lot from you GOD bless you

Companies hate this guy 😂

No worries at all, the pigs are inexcusably flawed too and have been for decades. FTP

I feel like I've seen this exact product before on LPL.

LPL should collab with Forgotten Weapons... Idk what they'd talk about but they just seem so similar in a way

Great info and video LPL

Not only does the everyday public not carry a handcuff key and some jurisdictions it is illegal and difficult to obtain handcuff keys, but the everyday public does not carry magnets let alone a magnet of that magnitude and/or probably know where to get such a high strength magnet . . . its a gamble using those shotgun locks and different manufacturers use different locking/key types.

That is almost laughable. Almost as its supposed to be a "serious" lock xD

This clearly isn't designed to be a serious impediment. As he states there is literally a button in the car to release the lock, so the security of the gun is dependant on the security of the vehicle as a whole. This is just enough to stop someone slyly swiping it or quickly grabbing it, on that front it seems reasonable.

ACAB (all cannons are breakable

I'm increasingly anxious over knowing that somewhere in US there's a man who's able to wiggle open any lock with access to so many guns.

id like to see some more "in the field" work

lpl: "remington model 870" *black ops 2 multiplayer theme song starts playing*

that magnet is more sophisticated than the lock

I love the ad before the video on how to get bigger balls lmfao

The idea is that you can kill anyone in self defense if anyone can easily steal your gun.

this man is 100% on FBI watch list

Not gon lie, This is mildly terrifying

The metal cabinet I use as my nightstand has a better lock

With a company name like "Patriot Products" you know, that a) it is made in China and b) total crap.

They should have just used Velcro.

Most likely we never see his face, because he is an illegal arms dealer wanted by the police.

We can excuse this one ;) #disarmthepolice

Can these lock companies just hire this man already?

This is the first one in a while that made me laugh out loud in sheer surprise. A handcuff key? Seriously? That's less secure than putting a seatbelt on the damn thing. It barely ranks above a sternly worded post-it note.

I really want to see you do an escape room.

123 dislikes! Oooh

That is James Bond magnet there.

Is there any lock that the LPL can't pick, or what would be a suitable lock deemed worthy by LPL?

He's so proud of his magnet lmao 8:06 PM 2/25/2021

I find these normal windows in an interrogation room way more inexcusable: ilclass.info/milk/25R6lpmEZGRmrt0/wyd-w

Typical under engineered and over priced, government entitys should have products like this tested and approved by a independent and their own labs before agreement to purchase said products. This is a waste of money that cost everyone.

Funny: This has worked for numerous years with few if any problems documented by the police.

For all the comments, videos, and articles on how unsafe this is, it's interesting how there are almost no incidents where a proper lock on a Police cruiser door/trunk/gunlock would have made any difference in outcome. There are however thousands of cases where guns are stolen from personal/civilian vehicles. LPL you have any recommended lockboxes for cars?

From Canada : Wtf polices are carrying shotgun on their headliner :/

Anyone who knows....knows that you don't even need a magnet.

Well, before you made this video, it wasn't an issue. No one knew about this exploit. Now people know so how it's an issue. What do you have to say for your self?

Those are facts

but wouldnt the spot where you put the magnet be coverd by whatever its mounted to?

“This is the Lock Picking Lawyer.” * lock opens * “As you can see it’s just that easy. The sound of my voice is almost faster than using the key. I would not recommend using this lock to secure anything of value......”

Youse less lock you naild weakness every one knows it, trow it in the garbage your gun not safe on this junk lock.

Nothing a couple of zip ties cant fix

Made in USA is the new Made in China

My jaw dropped when you used the magnet

He likes his gun

Name checks out, the inept disguising themselves as protection fails every conceivable expectation.

Who else wants till the end to hear "ok folks"

Deviant Ollam is going to want one of those magnets! Me too, for that matter ;D

Now I understand why you always have a shotgun when you get out of a police car in GTA

during the end of the world he post how to make locks un pickable

as competent as your garden variety cop

So it can go in my tool bag without wreaking havoc. I see the lockpickinglawyer Learned from Walter White with the magnetic diaper bag in elevator pulling his tool bag off the door at a call.

Why are solenoid pins not made of stainless steel when used in locks? Stainless is non magnetic and plenty strong enough when shrouded by a lock body, in this type of use.

The best part of this video was you showcasing that amazing magnet. Too bad they are sold out.

I still don't understand why normal people carry handcuff keys unless they intend to steal police shotguns

That Lock is a paid actor.

Listen I get that the key is way too easy to pick but the magnet on the lock is out of the realm of possibility because it would be mounted where you need to place the magnet. So with that being said the key/pick is the only way to open in mounted.

I’m pretty sure you could get those keys with a small diary from a school book fair

To many of these gun locks I would say it's a free gun, but you do have to own a magnet, which I assume much be uncommon or otherwise inaccessible in the US

Why doesn't he just start designing better locks

The magnetic field ALWAYS extends out, because it is infinite. It just has very little strength

Legal question: what are your thoughts concerning potential liability exposure as a result of this video foreseeably resulting in a criminal using this method, who but for learning of it here, would not have used it...I suppose it’s something not widely used anymore?

And the police asks you lock your own guns.

This is really embarassing.

So when lpl needs a good laugh or just has a rough day does he just go up and down the lock aisle at Home Depot and laugh.

I feel like once you've gotten to the point where you have an easily reach button that can be pressed to open a lock, you're no longer talking about a lock. What you have there is an inconvenient latch.

Any of these from home (MOCO)?

can you show us a good lock?

You have a magnetic personality! Good one!

I'd ask what the legality of leaving unattended firearms is, but this comment section is only for memes and bullshit jokes and people who have no interest in lock picking any more. 2.72 million dead weight subscribers for a dead channel.

0:24 well that's your first problem right there

I've installed / repaired dozens if not hundreds of these things over the last 15 years. The key is really there in case the electrical solenoid fails - without divulging where the buttons typically are; there are reasons that the solenoid can accidentally be activated long enough to burn it out -- rendering the electromagnetic coil open circuit. If this were to happen, the manual override is the only method to (easily) retrieve it; but - furthermore, if it's needed on scene the ability to quickly open the unit becomes a priority - hence the common key. FWIW: I don't know of a single department who leaves their firearms in vehicles parked in the lot; each officer typically commissions their vehicle at the beginning of shift -- at least in the hundreds of agencies here in New England. Are there exceptions? Sure there are! There are other things that are cool and 'lock related' in cruisers; like immobilizers - however; the goal of this is to prevent crimes of opportunity -- could someone smash a window and use a handcuff key or magnet to steal a police rifle? I guess... but, I'm not sure this is a criminal wave happening around here, yet. Keep up the good work!

does making terrible police gun locks count as praxis?

I'm sure someone has said this already, but the gun needs to be readily available to the officer. If it is to hard to open, it is harder for then to return fire. And if the officer is killed trying to get the gun, the suspect may have both a getaway vehicle and access to the gun. Just the same, a gun lock does not need to be complicated to prevent a child from using it. Your average 8 or old cant pick a lock.

This lock is not a security lock, it is to keep someone in an altercation with police from easily grabbing the gun out of the car without resistance. You have to look at application as much as security level.

This as secure as a latch that is a bit stuck and you have to open it in a certain way.

I really like your collection of guns.👍

If anything weld the key hole shut cut the wires off and leave it as a residential gun lock. If you don't know how to open it up its that much faster for you that has a neodymium magnet stuck in a secret spot.

20 seconds in… I see that cheap ass core

As soon as a government organization is the one ordering stuff, quality is not longer the biggest concern, but how to make the most money out of it

POW “You saw him, he had a gun.” “Yeah, your gun, why did he have it?” “Who cares?” Perhaps this works exactly as designed.

If the lock was actually mounted in a police car, wouldn't the silver solenoid bit be mated up against the mounting surface, thus, inaccessible to a magnet "attack"?

There are few things more beautiful than a well used but well maintained shotgun.

I hot-glued a fake flower to the top of the switchable magnet and clank it to the metal plate in my skull. I then waltz through TSA. What do you do for fun?

Love your videos, but this seems to be an unrealistic evaluation of the security provided by this lock. Once the lock is mounted, the magnet would not be able to activate the solenoid as the back is no longer accessible, right?

the magnet was cooler than the lock. that magnet was so fricking sweet

'MERICA! 🙃

At this point he is just showing the f his guns.

Okay but why the fuck do police need access to shotguns

Every single shotgun lock of that general type I've seen you examine seems to have the same flaw. Have any PDs ever contacted you about them?

STOOOPPP HE IS ALREADY DEAD!!!!!

Waiting for the day when LPL can open a lock just by looking at it

I don't know what could be done to make idiots like the one(s) that designed this abomination to think about what these things are supposed to do. Maybe put them in a room with a homicidal maniac and a shotgun secured by this lock?