Instead, just keep reading and we’ll teach you everything there is to know about unlocking these safes! How To Unlock Sentry Safe Without Code If you own a sentry safe and are struggling with opening it, don’t worry! You won’t have to spend hours scouring Google for tips and tricks on how to crack open your safe. That’s why we’re going to give you the lowdown on how to unlock a sentry safe without code in this article. Safes are a great way to protect your belongings, but they can also be quite frustrating if you don’t know how to get into them. This is especially important if you keep something like a safe in your home that contains things like passports or other sensitive information. It's actually a little terrifying how easily I got into my home safe.In an emergency situation, it’s important that you have access to your valuables when you need them. These guys are a little intimidating at first, but are SO EASY once you get the hang of them. If you reach the point where you no longer feel tension in the screw (the teeth move entirely freely), you've gone too far and should start over. In most circumstances, the lock will open after the third or fourth adjustment.
Remove the pick, lessen the tension (I usually do about a quarter turn of the outer nut with each attempt), then repeat. Press the pick into the lock and wiggle it a bit from side to side (front to back and side to side will help a bit too on older, dirtier locks). You'll find a few different recommendations on how to use these - the best approach that I have found is to loosen the tension, push all of the teeth past the end of the pick, then press it onto a flat surface to align them all with the end of the pick. You can screw the nut tighter or looser to secure / loosen the teeth of the pick.) Just make sure you include some type of adjustable tension device (This is usually done by adding a nut to the outside of the pick. There are a few tutorials out there that will walk you through the process (I know there used to be one on lockpicking101 and a few YouTube videos as well). It looks like you might need to build your own here. Southord has picks for 7,8, and 10 pin tubular locks. I haven't come across any 4-pin tubular picks before. I would normally recommend a tubular lockpick - it will save you the most headache - but this one looks like it only has 4 pins.
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