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Hi,
I've recently obtained some Wilson Bohannan locks, and I would like to know what the official depth and space measurements are for this lock. By measurement, I've inferred the following:
0 depth is 325, step increment is 15 thou
Spacing is 200 thou from the shoulder for the first pin, 160 thou spacing.

Is this close? I have what I think are original keys (they have "THE WILSON BOHANNAN CO" inscribed on them as well as the WB logo) so their cuts are probably very close to spec.
I cut a copy on a JMA SAR 5D blank, and it works. I think this is some kind of reverse keyway (AR)

Thanks for any help you can provide,

--Ted.

This link is your friend S&D for pretty much all modern and some older stuff.

http://www.hpcworld.com/dsd/

Riy beat me to it!

Thanks a ton - I didn't know about that link. That is super helpful, especially since it has the cutter info as well.

This link is now dead. Found the new one for everyone:

http://www.hudsonlock.com/code-cards--dsd.html

There are two pdf documents near the top of the page; DSD by number and DSD by manufacturer.

Cheers.