you do realize thats a crap idea ? you basically have to change them out after every key . sometimes your blocked 99 smith is just a prismatic star or lamp . so you just blocked some xp from a skill you want xp in . or you get an item u can sell for gp to fund ur other skills . <| sep |> But that ' s not what happened here . Also there is still the database log . Also your constant posting in thedonald makes you either a bad liberal , someone who doesn ' t understand what a liberal is , or a liar . <| sep |> If forced entry is a concern have antikick strikes installed . I like DonJo 18 secure strikes . As far as deadbolts go the Schlage B 60 has bump resistant to pins and drill resistant hard pins on the front of the lock . I say resistant for a reason . To increase pickbump resistance have your lock pinned with a highlow cut key , like 16261 or something the key cuts will look more jagged . These cuts make it much more difficult , or near impossible , to bump , especially with bump resistant to pins . Next step in the schlage family is an Everest keyway , which has a restricted keyway . Most bad guys can ' t get a blank to bump the lock , and it has an additional finger pin that makes picking more complicated . Then there ' s schlage Primus , but if you ' re going that far in cost you may as well go full Medico and get it over with . If at this point you ' re still concerned about home security I would invest in a bank vault in the middle of the Alaskan wilderness . Edit Words , boring words . Edit 2 I forgot . There ' s a variety of opinions and preferences on high security locks , but the high points , in no particular order , are Schlage Primus , Multlock , Medico , and Assa . If you want more information on these options there ' s other smittys on here with a hell of a lot more knowledge of these locks than I have . In most residential applications , however , they are major overkill .