Raging Judge Magnum

Don't know where to find one, but here is some help. All the keys for Taurus revolvers are the same, there isn't a model specific key. All they are is an allen key with a drilled out end, worst cast scenario if you can't find one is you should be able to make one.

I looked on Brownell's and Numrich and they don't list one.
 
09outlander said:
Don't know where to find one, but here is some help. All the keys for Taurus revolvers are the same, there isn't a model specific key. All they are is an allen key with a drilled out end, worst cast scenario if you can't find one is you should be able to make one.

I looked on Brownell's and Numrich and they don't list one.
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Thank you kindly sir, figured nicer than a trigger lock
 
it sounds like it would work with a "tamper proof" torx bit. I have them at work (auto mechanic). I know for a fact that torx bits and allen head bits will interchange, just use the right size. if the regular key has a hole drilled right in the center, and the "lock" has a pin in the middle, I am pretty sure a tamper proof torx will work.

you can find a set of little 1/4" drive bits with a little adapter to make it fit on a 1/4" drive ratchet or other handle. they can be quite affordable too. I have a set that I payed less than $10 for.

and, if you have that, now if your car has a tamper proof screw on it somewhere(VW mass airflow comes to mind) you can fix it :)
 
JR Hartman said:
it sounds like it would work with a "tamper proof" torx bit. I have them at work (auto mechanic). I know for a fact that torx bits and allen head bits will interchange, just use the right size. if the regular key has a hole drilled right in the center, and the "lock" has a pin in the middle, I am pretty sure a tamper proof torx will work.

you can find a set of little 1/4" drive bits with a little adapter to make it fit on a 1/4" drive ratchet or other handle. they can be quite affordable too. I have a set that I payed less than $10 for.

and, if you have that, now if your car has a tamper proof screw on it somewhere(VW mass airflow comes to mind) you can fix it :)
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Heading to CrappyTire tomorrow AM
 
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