Re: nhoj_yelbom's Locks
Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 8:48 pmRiyame wrote:So, your the one that got it
not from LSA riyame, i got this one on ebay! the mystery continues!!!
not from LSA riyame, i got this one on ebay! the mystery continues!!!
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Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 8:48 pmnot from LSA riyame, i got this one on ebay! the mystery continues!!!
Re: nhoj_yelbom's Locks
Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 11:27 amJohn: so what's the differences between the 833 and the 951?
Re: nhoj_yelbom's Locks
Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 1:44 pmlooks like an extra drill resistant rod in the the plug and the ceramic cap gas anti drill rods?
edit: has* not gas
edit: has* not gas
Re: nhoj_yelbom's Locks
Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 1:55 pmmister sour wrote:looks like an extra drill resistant rod in the the plug and the ceramic cap gas anti drill rods?
Yes, sour is correct. Thats is the visible changes, Also the body where the two halfs meets is different
Re: nhoj_yelbom's Locks
Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 3:46 pmAccording to the newly adopted point system by the ANSI, the difference between these two locks is a very slight margine.
With this new system, known as KALPP (Kick Ass Lock Point Program), locks are awarded 'kick-ass points' based on a wide
variety of different tests. These tests are both rigorous and exhaustive, and can be viewed in their full-length-version online.
However, here's just a few of the tests included in the point system:
The length of time it takes, using the lock in question, to beat someone utterly unconscious.
The distance in which the lock can be thrown (under normal conditions).
How many consecutive times the lock can be bench-pressed and/or curled.
In a controlled environment.. A willing participant is forced to stare at the lock
for a period of 9 minutes. During which time, any secreted saliva is collected and measured.
This system includes 73 other tests. Locks are then given a point total out of a possible 100.
The KALPP ratings for these two padlocks are as follows: 833... 96.5 and the 951... 98.
With this new system, known as KALPP (Kick Ass Lock Point Program), locks are awarded 'kick-ass points' based on a wide
variety of different tests. These tests are both rigorous and exhaustive, and can be viewed in their full-length-version online.
However, here's just a few of the tests included in the point system:
The length of time it takes, using the lock in question, to beat someone utterly unconscious.
The distance in which the lock can be thrown (under normal conditions).
How many consecutive times the lock can be bench-pressed and/or curled.
In a controlled environment.. A willing participant is forced to stare at the lock
for a period of 9 minutes. During which time, any secreted saliva is collected and measured.
This system includes 73 other tests. Locks are then given a point total out of a possible 100.
The KALPP ratings for these two padlocks are as follows: 833... 96.5 and the 951... 98.
Re: nhoj_yelbom's Locks
Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 5:34 pmOldfast wrote:According to the newly adopted point system by the ANSI, the difference between these two locks is a very slight margine.
With this new system, known as KALPP (Kick Ass Lock Point Program), locks are awarded 'kick-ass points' based on a wide
variety of different tests. These tests are both rigorous and exhaustive, and can be viewed in their full-length-version online.
However, here's just a few of the tests included in the point system:
The length of time it takes, using the lock in question, to beat someone utterly unconscious.
The distance in which the lock can be thrown (under normal conditions).
How many consecutive times the lock can be bench-pressed and/or curled.
In a controlled environment.. A willing participant is forced to stare at the lock
for a period of 9 minutes. During which time, any secreted saliva is collected and measured.
This system includes 73 other tests. Locks are then given a point total out of a possible 100.
The KALPP ratings for these two padlocks are as follows: 833... 96.5 and the 951... 98.
damn oldfast, thats funny!
Re: nhoj_yelbom's Locks
Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 8:49 pmthese abloy's have been hiding on my desk!
Re: nhoj_yelbom's Locks
Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 8:58 pmthose for sale?
Re: nhoj_yelbom's Locks
Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 9:01 pmmister sour wrote:those for sale?
not at the moment, but they could go for part a environmental key trade!
Re: nhoj_yelbom's Locks
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 2011 2:18 amassa ruko and made in australia lockwood
Re: nhoj_yelbom's Locks
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 2011 2:40 ampass the tissues bro. theres a clean up needed on aisle sour 
Nice mat btw
Nice mat btwRe: nhoj_yelbom's Locks
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 2011 2:15 pmooooooooooo......aaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhh
Re: nhoj_yelbom's Locks
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 2011 5:11 pmyeah those assa's i got have a funky bitting. u can also remove the key while its unlocked, but you cant lock it unless the key is back in, it's like 1/2 key retaining
Re: nhoj_yelbom's Locks
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Re: nhoj_yelbom's Locks
Posted: Fri May 18, 2012 12:51 amVery nice. 
You going to get the tool and pick it?
You going to get the tool and pick it?