G.I. Padlock question
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Sorry if this topic has already been covered, does anyone know what 'SET' on GI padlocks stands for? This appears on padlocks of different manufacturers and eras. Does it mean it conforms to a certain set of regulations for an item? Any info would be appreciated.
Re: G.I. Padlock question
I always assumed it to mean set as in there were 2 or 3 locks keyed alike.
femurat: They're called restricted for a reason...
Innerpicked: The more keys you carry, the more important you look
GWiens2001: Great video! Learned a lot about what fun can be had with a forklift and a chainsaw.
pmaxey83: but i first have to submit the proper forms for a new hobby to my wife
Innerpicked: The more keys you carry, the more important you look
GWiens2001: Great video! Learned a lot about what fun can be had with a forklift and a chainsaw.
pmaxey83: but i first have to submit the proper forms for a new hobby to my wife
Re: G.I. Padlock question
as always, the simplest explanation is most likely the correct one (so says that guy with the razor). but then again, who would expect Uncle Sam to do anything simple? Thanks, Jeff
Re: G.I. Padlock question
gibson wrote:but then again, who would expect Uncle Sam to do anything simple? Thanks, Jeff
Or logical.
But the answer is correct.
Gordon
Just when you think you've learned it all, that is when you find you haven't learned anything yet.
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