Schlage, Kwikset, Arrow, and Yale Bump Keys

Lock bumping is a lock picking technique where a specially cut key, known as a 'BUMP KEY' is inserted into the lock, and struck to transfer kinetic energy to the pins, causing them to jump, allowing you to turn the key and open the lock. Similar to lock picking, when you get the technique right, it's magical! And we have just the quality Dangerfield set to teach you how to do it yourself. 

This is our CORE four piece set of bump keys for five-pin locks perfectly selected for beginners to start lock bumping.

Cut on four of the most common locks in the USA: Schlage, Kwikset, Yale, and Arrow - These professionally cut to code bump keys are the perfect introduction to the world of lock bumping. 

These Bump Keys are for FIVE PIN locks. But sometimes, the shoulder will do the work on the first pin and we have bumped a lot of six pin locks with these.

Also, remember that a lot of generic and other brand locks use the same profiles as these bump keys - this means they'll also work in many other locks. But that's not all. Because so much metal is removed from the blank to cut the bump key pattern, they'll fit even more locks.

So don't restrict yourself to Schlage, Arrow, Yale, and Kwikset. If you have a lock and the bump Key fits it (without being in any way tight) it's worth giving it a go.

Note: Bump Hammer and lock in photographs are not included.