When we mentioned about lock picking in one of our earlier articles, we used a few terms like striking plate and deadlock. A few people wrote in if we could get them a picture showing which part of the lock was which, and we said we’ll oblige.
Here is a clear lock diagram showing the different parts. Pay attention to this, and our next article will be about lock picking.
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