Four McNally hooks and the turning tools to run them, in a card that fits behind your license.

The Reaper Breakout Card is the Reaper Lock Pick Set cut into a single credit card sized sheet of steel. All tools are 0.020". Four of McNally's custom hook profiles, the McTickler included, sit inside the card held by small tabs, along with two turning tools: one for top of keyway, one for bottom of keyway, and the top of keyway turner has a double-sided jiggler as its body. Snap them out, bend the turning tools along the etched bend lines, and you have the Reaper set in your hand. Until then, it lives in a wallet slot and looks like a card.

The Reaper line is where the McTickler started, and it is the set McNally built for pickers who have outgrown beginner gear: hooks designed around feedback, comfort, and real-world performance. The Breakout Card puts four of those profiles, the McTickler included, somewhere you will always have them.

What breaks out of the Reaper Breakout Card

• Reaper #2, the McTickler
• Reaper #3
• Reaper #4
• Reaper #5
• A top of keyway turning tool, with a double-sided jiggler as body of the turner
• A bottom of keyway turning tool
• All tools are 0.020"

How a Breakout Card works

Every tool on the card is cut free except for small break-away tabs. Work a tool back and forth and it snaps out clean. Both turning tools ship flat so the card stays flat. Three etched lines mark the bend, and a notch at the bend point gives the steel a place to fold. The slot in the corner of the card is a bending jig: drop the turning tool in up to the notch, fold it over, and you get a square bend without pliers.

Breakout Cards are one-time cards. Once a tool is snapped out it does not go back in.