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|Headquarters=Wenling City, Zhejiang Province (China) | |Headquarters=Wenling City, Zhejiang Province (China) | ||
|Founded=1990's | |Founded=1990's | ||
|Products=[[Picks]], [[Decoding|Decoders]], [[ | |Products=[[Picks]], [[Decoding|Decoders]], [[Plug spinner]]s, [[Bypass|Bypass Tools]] | ||
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[[File:DSC01893.JPG|300px|thumb|left|Goso 7 Piece Set]] | [[File:DSC01893.JPG|300px|thumb|left|Goso 7 Piece Set]] | ||
GOSO is the name for Hsiendai Co., Ltd's range of [[picks|lock picking]] tools, including tools for standard [[pin tumbler]], [[wafer]], [[dimple|dimple lock]] and [[lever|lever locks]]. The products are sold through various outlets, as well as direct from the manufacturer. | GOSO is the name for Hsiendai Co., Ltd's range of [[picks|lock picking]] tools, including tools for standard [[pin tumbler]], [[wafer]], [[dimple|dimple lock]] and [[lever|lever locks]]. The products are sold through various outlets, as well as direct from the manufacturer. | ||
Generally the picks are somewhat low quality (see the small blemishes on the bottom of the left pick in the photo), but serve as cheap picks for standard household and other non [[ | Generally the picks are somewhat low quality (see the small blemishes on the bottom of the left pick in the photo), but serve as cheap picks for standard household and other non [[high security locks]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:06, 25 October 2011
GOSO
| GOSO | |
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| Name | GOSO |
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| Headquarters | Wenling City, Zhejiang Province (China) |
| Founded | 1990's |
| Products | |
| Picks, Decoders, Plug spinners, Bypass Tools | |
File:DSC01893.JPG
Goso 7 Piece Set
GOSO is the name for Hsiendai Co., Ltd's range of lock picking tools, including tools for standard pin tumbler, wafer, dimple lock and lever locks. The products are sold through various outlets, as well as direct from the manufacturer.
Generally the picks are somewhat low quality (see the small blemishes on the bottom of the left pick in the photo), but serve as cheap picks for standard household and other non high security locks.
