A while ago I bought a 3 pack of trigger locks, all use the same key. Now I find that I need more locks. If I was to sort through the stock at the store and try to match the # that's on my key, what are my odds I'll find another 3pack that fits my key.
Multiple trigger locks & 1 key
- Thread starter cyclops666
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I was at a retailer a year or so ago and they had this big bin full of 2 paks ... I searched thru the whole bin and came up with quite a few that were the same key number ... took me an hour but worth it in the end ... you get some odd looks tho ...
^that is the best answer.
+1. Never lose a key again.
You can set them all the same, you know...
Mark
Really, I didn't know thatYou can set them all the same, you know...
Mark
What you just disassemble , set the combo then reassemble?
They come with instructions. Very easy to set
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- Prince George B.C.
I gave up on keyed locks years ago. I always use combo locks and set them all the same.
Never have to worry about losing of forgetting a key again.
John
Never have to worry about losing of forgetting a key again.
John
About 7 years ago I bought a bulk pack of keyed alike locks off Ebay. Those yellow Club branded locks.
The bulk pack I bought was big enough that I've got oodles of keys and they are located almost anywhere I need them and a few places I can't figure out why I put them there. And there's still lots left.
But have they ever gone up in price. I seem to remember paying around $3 to $3.50 each and now a pack of 12 is $73US. That's like $7.50 each in Canuckian pesos ! ! ! !
The bulk pack I bought was big enough that I've got oodles of keys and they are located almost anywhere I need them and a few places I can't figure out why I put them there. And there's still lots left.
But have they ever gone up in price. I seem to remember paying around $3 to $3.50 each and now a pack of 12 is $73US. That's like $7.50 each in Canuckian pesos ! ! ! !
