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Well it has been a little while since ive updated my locks on here. I believe this is what i have received since I last posted.

This is a Magnum lock, i have never had a wafer lock that wasnt some little 4 wafer padlock or something, so thought I'd grab something that was a tad bigger.




These are two medecos that i have, wont be picking these for a while but ill have them for when im ready.




Here are my newest padlocks, the small yale is a wafer lock, followed by a small corbin, the next corbin looks identical to the other one i have just smaller, has the same patent dates as the large one as well. The last corbin is a warded padlock, not sure why the offset? Next is the sargent, stamped U.S.N GF 1880 and then a warded RFD mail padlock.

Just got this in the mail, this is my first bilock!

Your collection is growing nicely! Love seeing the updated posts.

Gordon

YEAH! Some GREAT additions there!

Just got this wonderful lock in the mail not too long ago, looking forward to spending some time with it. First Best lock for my collection, thanks again Riyame.






And this one is a tad different looking than my others for obvious reasons. I will probably start a seperate thread when i get the chance to sit down and get to spinning. Sargent Greenleaf 6741 I believe.

Nice locks. Jealous.
How about an update on picking that bilock.
7 pins is enough to keep me busy.

Well I havent really taken the time to work on the bilock, im sure it is out of a my skill range right now, but i plan on getting there eventually.

DeWalt makes a BiLock opening tool. Milwaukee does, too.

Gordon

Yea I have in my possession some of their rapid open tools, resisting the urge to use them.

Well i finally got this baby mounted after putting it off forever, I'm still scared to give it a try, afraid I may get addicted...

Nah! You won't get addicted. Not at all. Just give it a spin. You can quit anytime you like. Just like the rest of us.



Gordon

It's a vicious circle The first step is admitting you have a problem. lol

Actually the first step is just getting the damn thing mounted....

which you've done a beautiful job of btw!