New Mul-t-lock MT5 (bump-proof lock ?)

[workstation]

Interlocking top and bottom pins?
How does that work? Like an Emhart? Surely there wouldn't be enough space?

[xorb]

I wonder if it is possible for an earthquake to open a lock. I sure all those random frequencies would surly shake the pins to alignment huh?

And for the bump proof locks, yes earthquakes have longitudal wavelenths and vertical wavelengths.

Just a thought.

Has anyone heard any stories like this???

[p1ckf1sh]

Has anyone heard any stories like this???

Well, when the house is coming down to a heap of debris, most people don't check if their plugs are turned.

[jordyh]

P1ckf1sh, can i quote that?

[p1ckf1sh]

P1ckf1sh, can i quote that?

Sure. Anything I babble turns public domain, as far as I am concerned.

[NeXoz]

Bumping with musrhommed pins is just as easy as bumping with standard pins.. you just have to apply pressure after you hit the key, if you apply pressure before you strike the gaps in the inner cylinder will capture the mush pins just below the sheerline..

[Eyes_Only]

Didn't want to resurrect a old thread but I figured it would save space if I opened up this one again.

Anyone had a chance to play with or get their hands on a MT5 yet? I think it's been about 4 or 5 months since it came out but I haven't been able to find it on Mult-T-Lock-Online.com or on ebay so far.

[David_Storm]

Here is a link to a cutaway made by Mul t Lock on you tube I found.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAD0xGYuu_M

Even with the correct key blank I don't think it would be bumped because it's
a side bar style locking mechanism and until it's dropped the pins wont catch.

It should be a pretty formidable lock to pick now, right up there with the Schlage primus.