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More toys from Portugal

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More toys from Portugal

Postby GWiens2001 » 24 May 2013 21:58

These arrived today. Filipe says that two are typical Portugese locks, the other is a VITO, and he is not sure if it is Portugese or not.

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On the left is a Teicocil 4 pin lock. Both sides seem to flinch and open the moment I put one of Rai's Bogotas into it. Literally 2-3 seconds per side max. At first, I thought it was an accident. Not much longer SPP. Bit it is fun, and is the first euro-profile my son has succeeded in picking. The middle lock is a 5 pin Vito. I would equate this to a typical Kwikset here in the United States. (Not SmartKey). The last one is a 5 pin AGC. The key on one side says AGC, on the other Rio Meão. It does have a couple spools and as you can see, it has a deep cut for the first pin. It was the most fun of the locks to pick.

Thanks, Filipe!

Gordon
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Re: More toys from Portugal

Postby phrygianradar » 25 May 2013 1:02

I gotta make some friends in Portugal! Nice score. :)
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Re: More toys from Portugal

Postby fgarci03 » 25 May 2013 4:48

Believe it or not, there are people who actually lock their homes with these!
The Teicocil and AGC brands are 100% Portuguese, but the locks are fabricated in China

I love it when my friends ask me to pop a lock and hand me something like this :mrgreen:
Go ahead, keep plugging away, picking on me! You will end up on bypass or with rigor mortise.
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