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 by webidiot2 » 15 Dec 2005 19:29
I've never seen this type of key and was wondering if you guys had any ideas. Is it a different type of warded key?
 
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by Shrub » 15 Dec 2005 19:34
Looks like a knock off abus.
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by Omikron » 15 Dec 2005 19:36
Oh yes, there are plenty of those floating around. It seems nearly every discount lock company out there has made their own version of this disc-locking system.
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by webidiot2 » 15 Dec 2005 19:39
not really an abus key looks like this.
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by webidiot2 » 15 Dec 2005 19:40
well i didnt stop to think not every abus key looks like that silly me.
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by Shrub » 15 Dec 2005 19:43
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by skold » 15 Dec 2005 21:09
cheap 9 disk locking system, similar disks to an Abloy exec and has no false cuts.
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by n2oah » 15 Dec 2005 21:18
 Abus makes many different kinds of locks; dimple locks, disk locks, and normal pin-tumblers. You can't just say "an Abus lock" an expect us to know what it is. The lock you have pictured is an Abloy knock off with 7 disks. I believe you got that picture from an eBay auction. "Lockpicking is what robbing is all about!" says Jim King.
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by webidiot2 » 15 Dec 2005 23:22
yup sure did.
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by Omikron » 15 Dec 2005 23:38
n2oah wrote:The lock you have pictured is an Abloy knock off with 7 disks. I believe you got that picture from an eBay auction.
Oh no! We have another ninja in our midsts!
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by Lowtech » 16 Dec 2005 3:55
Man, with that smiley I don't know why I'm thinking about my paintball gun  Every day above ground is a good day
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by Omikron » 16 Dec 2005 3:58
On the left, digital_blue. On the right, n2oah.
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by skold » 16 Dec 2005 5:34
n2oah wrote::roll: Abus makes many different kinds of locks; dimple locks, disk locks, and normal pin-tumblers. You can't just say "an Abus lock" an expect us to know what it is. The lock you have pictured is an Abloy knock off with 7 disks. I believe you got that picture from an eBay auction.
Incorrect. it has 9.
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by Omikron » 16 Dec 2005 5:44
skold wrote:n2oah wrote::roll: Abus makes many different kinds of locks; dimple locks, disk locks, and normal pin-tumblers. You can't just say "an Abus lock" an expect us to know what it is. The lock you have pictured is an Abloy knock off with 7 disks. I believe you got that picture from an eBay auction.
Incorrect. it has 9.
What's this!? Yet a THIRD ninja challanger?
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