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JaY-JaY Pickpocket New user 75 Posts |
I AGREE with Docta FoxXx.
If you are serious in pickpocketing, invest in a full body hard mannequin. I bought mine of ebay for around 200 dollars. Think about it, do you want to practise on the cheap stuff, hoping it would work? Or buy the best stuff and know that your going to practise and learn the proper way? Your call.
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Docta FoxXx New user 33 Posts |
To JaY-JaY,
I wanted to ask you what you felt the biggest advantage to having the hard shop mannequin was as opposed to the inflatable kind. I would assume it helps with pressure? |
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Docta FoxXx New user 33 Posts |
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On 2008-07-21 19:34, Mr.Crebar wrote: Hahahahaha that's so funny. I never read that one before now. Did they just give it to you or did you buy it? |
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mcvicarthetrickster Regular user St. Louis, MO 116 Posts |
I found some awesome deals on mannequins on craigslist and have several to choose from. would a mannequin with movable arms and a head be better than a mannequin with no head and no arms. Both are the same price.
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JaY-JaY Pickpocket New user 75 Posts |
Docta FoxXx,
Pressure for belt steal and other steals and also it's the closest way of pickpocketing rather than using a real person. If shops use hard dummy's why wouldn't pickpockets who are willing to learn use something like the real thing? I just can not see the point of using a plastic dummy. Once again, that is my opinion. J.
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