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23-12-09, 04:02 PM #2
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On the auto dialer. I beleave that there was one that some government entity was working on. This is why they came up with the X series of locks as there is no set 0 to the dial.
On the shaped charge I do know that it is possable to cut a bolt thru a door...think about a dragon rocket and its shaped charge can cut thru the outer skin of a tank and have a jet of hot metal go thru the tank. Now I would think it would take a bit bigger and different shaped charge to do what they wanted but it is possable. My father was an engineer that delt with shaped charges. I helped...god that was fun!:twisted:
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I agree with the xray parts.
The Italian Job - That was the best acting of a safe tech I have seen in the movies. Mostly right for what was shown.
The best lock picking shown was "The Burgler" when Whoopi Goldburg picked a lock.
The worst was McGuiver when he used two picks to pick and turn a lock.....Last edited by Dean Nickel; 23-12-09 at 04:06 PM.
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Did a more thorough search and found that safe is the same as one found in an ad for E.F.Miller &Son Boston. But the door on that safe was open so who knows what lock would be on it. Not surprising...
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