Sentry 1100 help needed

[Panther1]

Hello, I have lost the key to my sentry 1100 safe. I have seen there are some posts on the site with info on picking them. However, as the search engine seems to be down I cannot access all of the posts. Can anyone give me simple instructions on picking the lock? Thanks

[JonathanEricLopez]

[edit]

[unlisted]

Safes are considered advanced material, no matter the type of locking mechanism it has on it.

Please do not discuss anything about safes on this site.

Thanks,

[nostromo]

OP- Suggest you go to the Sentry website and order a replacement key using the numbers on your safe.

[thelockoutguys]

if you cant pick a sentry 1100 lock....wow...come on.

[thelockpickkid]

[EDIT]

[eppiotic]

Safes are considered advanced material, no matter the type of locking mechanism it has on it.

Please do not discuss anything about safes on this site.

Thanks,

[thelockpickkid]

Safes are considered advanced material, no matter the type of locking mechanism it has on it.

Please do not discuss anything about safes on this site.

Thanks,

Yes, Eppiotic I can read. Did you think I was serious?

[unlisted]

Play nice now...

[mhole]

The sentry 1100 is not a safe, it is a fireproof document box. You can open the lock as you would open any simple [edit]. Lets try and apply a modicum of common sense to our definitions, no?

[Josh K]

The sentry 1100 is not a safe, it is a fireproof document box. You can open the lock as you would open any simple [edit]. Lets try and apply a modicum of common sense to our definitions, no?

By definition nothing is fireproof.

[unlisted]

.. We don't need to start arguing about a "strong box" or "firebox" or "document fire box"

for this application- it is considered a safe, even if the lock is not high security.

End of discussion.

[unlisted]

..and since members here don't know when to let a thread quietly die..

Locked.