HEY - can you guys tlel me what type of lock this

[Buggs41]

Are these locks available for purchase by individuals?

No, You must have a group of four people to purchase them. Same concept as using the 'car pooling lane' on the highway.

J/K.

I really don't know.

[skold]

They can be purchased by anyone, as far as i know the lock is about $60-$80AUS and aditional keys are something like $12-$15AUS.

[Chrispy]

All you need to do is register a system with your local BiLock supplying locksmith. They'll keep a record of what locks you have on the system and what keys (GMK, MK, etc.). You'll need a signatory to sign for the keys (yourself if it's your system) as they are a restricted key system.

BiLock cores can be used in any decent deadbolt, and come in a variety of applications (cam locks, mortise cylinders, etc.) and would normally set you back about $70-$90 for a deadbolt, depending on the deadbolt you use. Keys are about $12 depending on the locksmith.

[vector40]

BiLock cores can be used in any decent deadbolt, and come in a variety of applications (cam locks, mortise cylinders, etc.) and would normally set you back about $70-$90 for a deadbolt, depending on the deadbolt you use.

This paragraph doesn't make any sense to me. Can you rephrase?