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Locks Online?

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Locks Online?

Postby statesidela » 21 Mar 2009 18:15

Hay,

I was wonder if anyone knew of any online ( discounted ) retailers to buy a wide selection of locks...there is usually several advantages of shopping online, one being its cheaper.

if anyone knows of a good source please let me and others know

thanks
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Re: Locks Online?

Postby n2oah » 21 Mar 2009 20:41

"Lockpicking is what robbing is all about!" says Jim King.
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Re: Locks Online?

Postby 89ls1 » 21 Mar 2009 21:13

For practice locks nothing really beats www.ebay.com

Hell you can get good NEW locks on there too. www.ebay.com
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Re: Locks Online?

Postby statesidela » 22 Mar 2009 1:43

thanks guys! :D
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Re: Locks Online?

Postby freakparade3 » 22 Mar 2009 9:07

Take a look at the But Sell Trade area of this site. CopmFX is selling an amazing collection of locks right now.
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Re: Locks Online?

Postby SnowyBoy » 22 Mar 2009 10:24

Security snobs overcharge on their cutaways something rotton! It's criminal they charge what they do.

And to think, people moan at my prices!!
What a load of old BiLocks!!!!

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Re: Locks Online?

Postby TheSkyer » 22 Mar 2009 11:00

SnowyBoy wrote:Security snobs overcharge on their cutaways something rotton! It's criminal they charge what they do.

And to think, people moan at my prices!!


Yea, I've bought some locks of Snowyboy trough Ebay and I am VERY Satisfied with the locks and the service, it's a good LP101 / Ebay member to do buisness with!
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Re: Locks Online?

Postby SnowyBoy » 22 Mar 2009 12:50

TheSkyer wrote:
SnowyBoy wrote:Security snobs overcharge on their cutaways something rotton! It's criminal they charge what they do.

And to think, people moan at my prices!!


Yea, I've bought some locks of Snowyboy trough Ebay and I am VERY Satisfied with the locks and the service, it's a good LP101 / Ebay member to do buisness with!


Cheers Skyer :D

Glad you're happy with your purchase ;)
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Re: Locks Online?

Postby TTXIII » 22 Mar 2009 17:11

89ls1 wrote:For practice locks nothing really beats http://www.ebay.com

Hell you can get good NEW locks on there too. http://www.ebay.com


I would agree with 89ls1, I started collecting practice locks when I started picking a little more then a month ago and eBay has been amazing. I have gotten 3 Mul-T-Locks for under thirty and I recently won a lot of 116 KIK and mortise cylinders for $80. When my huge box of locks arrive this week I would be happy to send you a couple, just PM me and we can hammer out the details. It's item #270357392227 if you want to look, from the pics posted there should be a decent selection.

Cheers,
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Re: Locks Online?

Postby lockaholic » 27 Mar 2009 13:19

I would recommend http://www.bayarealocks.com. I have bought 9 high security locks from Dennis and I'm very satisfied.
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Re: Locks Online?

Postby mitch.capper » 28 Mar 2009 19:20

Thanks SnowBoy, our cutaways are pricey but we are working to bring some other cutaways to the site that will be cheaper. Both the Abloy Protec Euro Profile and PL362 cutaway are hardened steel locks, on the euro profile the hardened plate itself is also cut. Its not easy making some cutaways. We are working on getting the medeco cutaway, and several other interesting cutaway on there soon and they should be a good bit cheaper. but as always if you don't like our prices don't buy them, we arn't holding a gun to anyone head;) When we offer a product we consider the time and effort it takes and how easy it is to make more. Cheers, and you do some good work.
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Re: Locks Online?

Postby SnowyBoy » 18 Jun 2009 15:30

mitch.capper wrote:Thanks SnowBoy, our cutaways are pricey but we are working to bring some other cutaways to the site that will be cheaper. Both the Abloy Protec Euro Profile and PL362 cutaway are hardened steel locks, on the euro profile the hardened plate itself is also cut. Its not easy making some cutaways. We are working on getting the medeco cutaway, and several other interesting cutaway on there soon and they should be a good bit cheaper. but as always if you don't like our prices don't buy them, we arn't holding a gun to anyone head;) When we offer a product we consider the time and effort it takes and how easy it is to make more. Cheers, and you do some good work.


Ahhh, I didn't mean it to sound as bad as it did. :oops: But you got to admit, they are pretty expensive.... I know they are hardened, but you must be getting ripped off on buying the cutters if you're having to add it on to the price.

Then again, it's one of those things with cutaways, because they are quite unusual and a rarity, you're never really sure what is a fair price when you come to sell them. I mean I can appreciate first hand the amount of work that goes in to just the planning of a cut..... sometimes 6 hours to do a PL330 for me at least. But maybe I value my time less than some people..... I do tend to not look at the bigger picture and take into account the overheads for the website and the maintenance etc.... but I'm not on that level, I'm just doing it for my collection and to earn a bit of pocket money for cutters.

Again, I didn't want it to sound like I was slandering you down..... but I've had people saying I'm a rip off asking £20 for a full cut Abus and it just got to me a bit because I could well have put it up for a little bit more and I still would be cheaper than the cheapest sites.

At least with your cutaways they are good quality, that I can't dispute :)

Anyway, if you want some high res pics of my biaxial cutaway let me know as there are quite a few good cuts.

Regs,

Spence
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Re: Locks Online?

Postby Legion303 » 19 Jun 2009 18:43

SnowyBoy wrote:Security snobs overcharge on their cutaways something rotton! It's criminal they charge what they do.


I don't know about the cutaways, but I know I got a brand new Protec padlock mailed to me for way less than a used one would have been on ebay.

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Re: Locks Online?

Postby SnowyBoy » 20 Jun 2009 10:21

Legion303 wrote:
SnowyBoy wrote:Security snobs overcharge on their cutaways something rotton! It's criminal they charge what they do.


I don't know about the cutaways, but I know I got a brand new Protec padlock mailed to me for way less than a used one would have been on ebay.

-steve


Well, this is what got me confused. Their high security locks without being cutaway, whether new or second hand are cheap as chips! Like the ASSA Twins, I'd buy them all if I could understand the whole checkout proceedure.
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