Schlage F keyway and SC1 key

[RedStagKiller]

What about this one? The picture is a schlage but its a yale.. this company also sells one in a Sargent LA keyway on amazon. Not an uncommon keyway but at least its not a schlage or kwikset. The sargent comes with more tail pieces.

Yale

https://www.amazon.com/Global-Door-Cont ... rols+5-pin



Sargent

https://www.amazon.com/Global-Door-Cont ... rols+5-pin

[RedE]

What about this one? The picture is a schlage but its a yale.. this company also sells one in a Sargent LA keyway on amazon. Not an uncommon keyway but at least its not a schlage or kwikset. The sargent comes with more tail pieces.

Yale

https://www.amazon.com/Global-Door-Cont ... rols+5-pin




Sargent

https://www.amazon.com/Global-Door-Cont ... rols+5-pin

Those cylinders appear to be 6 pin cylinders that are only keyed up as 5 pins. A term frequently used to describe this is "pinned 5, drilled 6." Anyway, you can see what I'm talking about by Googling those model numbers and getting a better side view of the cylinders. Then compare your findings to the attached side by side photo of a 5 and a 6 pin cylinder.

[RedStagKiller]

The way I read it and from the Measurements I thought that they were a true 5 pin.

Look at this one.. F keyway.. in my Security Locks book 33-005F is a 5 pin plug F keyway.



https://www.neobits.com/schlage_allegio ... gJFGvD_BwE

[RedE]

The way I read it and from the Measurements I thought that they were a true 5 pin.

Look at this one.. F keyway.. in my Security Locks book 33-005F is a 5 pin plug F keyway.



https://www.neobits.com/schlage_allegio ... gJFGvD_BwE

Yep, that looks like a real 5 pin cylinder to me.