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Now, that is a lock that I would put on my house, no problem, and makes a great collector piece as well. Looks to be very secure, could probably be classified has high security I would say. It would take a while to get through this lock, if even possible!

its not too difficult,

put tension on it and pick it but imagine the 4 combo dials are extra pins because they contact the cam in the back the same way pins contact the bible.

so if nothing is setting just rotate each dial till one feels set.

its a neat lock and intimidating to look at

Me have one too!! It's funny, I never thought the seller was actually going to send the lock. It's an interesting lock but the construction and tolerances.....well it feels like it's made out of plastic.

mine feels all brass... its got a plastic toob on the outside and a plastic piece on the back but when i take the back piece off it is all brass in there... tolerances arnt the best

chubb london phone lock

I bought a yale padlock today, so far, haven't picked it, it is full of dirt, no key, but not bad for $4 dollars. A lock for my small collection. I need to get it all polished and the dirt cleaned out, then get it picked!

nice lock hope to see that baby picked

This is on old brass combination letter lock
ive been after one for some time, these come up alot in ebay(uk)
everytime i seem to get out bid , they seem very popular anyway.

so this is my lock to the old,rare,interesting and unusual locks

That is very nice, I didn't know that they made such a thing back in the days of old. Nice collector for sure.

I found a guy on YT with a very impressive collection and he demos each lock in different videos (he opens and closes it). http://www.youtube.com/user/jimster586# ... wSzlbU1_s4

He has some very cool stuff as well as a lot of normal fair check it out.

This guy is strictly a collector and does not want to pick locks ( I asked him )

Nice one cal, man this guy got a collection or what , check it out guys lock heaven

STRATTEC CHRYSLER IGNITION PADLOCK..(unusual)
check out this cool lock.









if you own a vehicle,that uses a Y159 chrysler keyblank,
and you wish to key this padlock to your ignition key, simply remove the plastic cover off the keyway,

insert your exsisting key into the lock,turn clockwise.
the lock will open and be permanently coded to your key.
the lock also comes with an uncut blank...this type of padlock would be handy for locking your spare tire down...

anyone else have any idea/s as to a logical use for this type of lock?

We have talked a little about these on some earlier threads, these are becoming pretty common here in the states, you can get these to fit some Chevrolet keys as well. They have a sidebar too! Tooly has picked these, he says they are easy, almost like the sidebar doesn't work.

On the ignition key/padlock KA;

You could use the padlock to secure a driveway chain- if you don't mind turning off ignition to use the same key on the padlock.

Thats an interesting padlock but id imagine it has a million sheer lines making it easy to pick