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What lock should I try next?

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What lock should I try next?

Postby EvanGreene » 22 Nov 2009 7:04

I've pretty much gotten the hang of the Master 140 lock. But, what now?
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Re: What lock should I try next?

Postby GottFoo » 22 Nov 2009 7:11

A brass brinks is usually a good step up. They can be found cheap at many wally worlds. Lots of spools and tight tolerances for such a cheap lock.
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Re: What lock should I try next?

Postby lock2006 » 22 Nov 2009 11:42

Or the BRINKS SHROUDED also american padlocks
Schlage deadbolt,Kwikset, best lock just to mention a few
there are many locks,you just have to make your way up
i went tru all the master padlocks and american
but i did made my way up wasn't easy
sometimes you will get stuck with a specific lock or frustraded and give up
is all part of learning good luck.
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