Pro Lok PKA2 Lee Ace Pick is an essential tool for locksmiths and security professionals seeking precision and versatility in tubular lock picking. Designed to accommodate left-handed, right-handed, and center applications, this deluxe tubular ace pick allows for efficient picking methods. You can choose to tackle each pin individually or engage them all at once, offering flexibility based on your needs. Constructed from a blend of aluminum and 12L14 steel alloy, the PKA2 features 1095 carbon spring steel picks, ensuring durability and reliability in various conditions. Its black anodized finish not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also provides resistance to wear and corrosion, making it a long-lasting addition to your toolkit. The Pro Lok PKA2 comes complete with its own decoder, streamlining the picking process and increasing your efficiency. Each set is elegantly packaged in a custom-designed wood box, reflecting Pro Lok's commitment to quality and professionalism. This pick is reminiscent of the classic tubular "lee" pick, combining traditional design with modern enhancements. Whether you are a seasoned professional or an enthusiastic do-it-yourselfer, the Pro Lok PKA2 Lee Ace Pick is a valuable asset for tackling tubular locks with confidence and ease.

Lee Ace Pick

• The deluxe tubular ace pick allows left hand, right hand, and center allowing locks to be picked by 2 methods: each pin individually or all at once; comes with its own decoder. Made from aluminum and 12L14 steel alloy with 1095 carbon spring steel picks and a black anodized finish. Packaged in a custom designed wood box exclusively for Pro-Lok. Similar to the old tubular "lee" pick.

Features

• The deluxe tubular ace pick allows left hand, right hand, and center allowing locks to be picked by 2 methods: each pin individually or all at once; comes with its own decoder. Made from aluminum and 12L14 steel alloy with 1095 carbon spring steel picks and a black anodized finish. Packaged in a custom designed wood box exclusively for Pro-Lok. Similar to the old tubular "lee" pick.