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Re: Sours Wild Lock Hunt
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Fri Mar 09, 2012 7:05 pmby mdc5150
mister sour wrote:Sure. Anyone can post in this thread.
Heres another cool lock I found at the hospital.
Its a cam lock that has a built in sesame combination lock. The entire face of the lock can be rotated 90° to actuate the lock. It was on a hospital supplies closet. Little note** It is easy to manipulate open
We sell the Combi-Cam at my shop. But for $20 each we've only sold a few in the year I've been there.
Re: Sours Wild Lock Hunt
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Fri Mar 09, 2012 7:06 pmby mdc5150
uklockpicker wrote:Nice post thanks sour ...interesting lol i will see what locks i can find around my area
I haven't seen you around in a long time. Good to see you again.
Re: Sours Wild Lock Hunt
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Fri Mar 09, 2012 11:04 pmby Violaetor
Never have my camera with me, I'll see if I can remember next time I'm out, but a pharmacy has an ASSA, the dollar store had an M3 if i remember correctly, and a furniture store had a Protec.
Re: Sours Wild Lock Hunt
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Sat Mar 10, 2012 9:57 amby Oldfast
Don't know about your area... but every newspaper stand I've ever come across uses a Series 1305 American Lock.
I've only ever gutted one 1305. It had ALL serrated drivers and no hyrid spools.
A restaurant with a MIWA on the front door.
And a Tubelite on one of the post offices in my area.
I'm unfamiliar with this brand, but see alot of them on the businesses around me.
Re: Sours Wild Lock Hunt
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Sat Mar 10, 2012 10:34 amby mister sour
Nice find with the MIWA!!!
Re: Sours Wild Lock Hunt
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Sat Mar 10, 2012 12:57 pmby MrPharmer2012
[quote="Oldfast"][center]Don't know about your area... but every newspaper stand I've ever come across uses a Series 1305 American Lock.
I've only ever gutted one 1305. It had ALL serrated drivers and no hyrid spools. quote]
the newspaper stands at the hospitals out here that I have worked at all use abloys, I have seen a few enforcers, all local businesses have medeco biaxial or classic models and most the restaurants (ex Burger joint Suzies, and Taco Bell use Mul-T Lock Interactive cylinders.
Re: Sours Wild Lock Hunt
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Sat Mar 10, 2012 4:39 pmby Oldfast
MrPharmer2012 wrote:the newspaper stands at the hospitals out here that I have worked at all use abloys, I have seen a few enforcers, all local businesses have medeco biaxial or classic models and most the restaurants (ex Burger joint Suzies, and Taco Bell use Mul-T Lock Interactive cylinders.
Wow, that's some serious security! You just don't see that kinda shit nearly as often around smaller towns.
Re: Sours Wild Lock Hunt
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Sat Mar 10, 2012 5:17 pmby MrPharmer2012
I think it is probably because the two main locksmiths in charleston specialize and deal in medeco an mul t lock when u have those type of locksmiths in town u get higher quality locks in town
Re: Sours Wild Lock Hunt
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Tue Mar 13, 2012 2:00 pmby mister sour
BEST IC in State park. Hell of a kwy...
Re: Sours Wild Lock Hunt
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Tue Mar 13, 2012 2:01 pmby LocksmithArmy
i have one like that in a doorknob... havent been able to pick it out of the doorknob...
Re: Sours Wild Lock Hunt
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Tue Mar 13, 2012 3:57 pmby Oldfast
Oh wow... you aint kiddin'... that IS one hellascious keyway. lol
Re: Sours Wild Lock Hunt
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Mon Mar 19, 2012 12:49 pmby MrPharmer2012
Kroger next to my work uses mul-t lock
Re: Sours Wild Lock Hunt
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Mon Mar 19, 2012 12:57 pmby MrPharmer2012
My pharmacy uses Yale grocery store is more secure than pharmacy
Re: Sours Wild Lock Hunt
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Mon Mar 19, 2012 3:33 pmby mister sour
MrPharmer2012 wrote:My pharmacy uses Yale grocery store is more secure than pharmacy
LMAO! I love when banks use a non primus SC1
Re: Sours Wild Lock Hunt
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Mon Mar 19, 2012 3:36 pmby LocksmithArmy
MrPharmer2012 wrote:Kroger next to my work uses mul-t lock
whoever installed that lock sucks at life...