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Postby Mutzy » 17 Feb 2007 5:59

jimmysmith wrote:Also....can you buy best key blanks? or are they restricted in anyway?


Do you have any original keys? Do they say the general 'do not copy' 'reg/ registered design' etc on the head of the key?
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Postby blackfoot » 18 Feb 2007 21:56

i found using a small hook pick works great with the control shear line..............wait til you learn how to decode them and repin
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Postby blackfoot » 18 Feb 2007 23:22

that core in that lock looks like a constuction core its all brass easy to drill the newer ones have stainless steel pins running through to deter drilling.
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