Pins

You pick the pins that bind when you place torque on the wrench first. It doesn't matter how big the pins are for the order you pick them. For most locks you can use a diamond or hook for the whole lock. All locks are different, and different rakes might work better on some. source

For me, knowing what my farthest range is will determine how many pins I have on my site. Right now I won't shoot out past 30 yards so I only use 2 of my 3 pins. When I decide that I can extend my range then I will use the 3rd and maybe even add a 4th pin. source

This happens to me occasionally - I'll go a little too slow and hit the safety bars with my barbell. When this happens, the lift seems to become a little more difficult. Is there any reason for this or is it mostly in my head? I'm not crashing into the pins - it's usually just a light touch so I never tend to lose much stabilization. Similarly, if I squatted down and rested on the safety pins for a second or two, will it make squatting up become a lot more difficult? source

My DS had his lanyard round his neck in Sandford airport last year and we were made to put it in the suitcase or throw it in the bin. My DH had one loose in his pocket with his change though, but I dont think they noticed that one. source

Wow, I didn't realize how technical and touchy some people can be regarding a sig pic. I think you guys need to take this convo somewhere else because you guys totally strayed from the subject. source