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yeah thats a bilock mate

hay guys here is a few padlocks i see around where i live
the abus if on the chainsaw storage room at work
the bilock is on some random fence next to the local church
and the lockwood is what we use to lock up the sights at work

Oh damn, indeed I did... but you forgot the "h" in "shame"

LMAO!

Ya know what it is "Medico" is the company that handles the RX crap with my insurance; I'm always getting the two mixed up. I put "Medeco" down on some paperwork at the Dr.'s office a few weeks ago. WTF.

There is also medco insurance...lol

Saw u-change in springfield mO yesterday after my wives OB appt.

Will be a dad tomorrow pretty excited

Congrats! She will never be the same. But congrats!

Saw my first wild ASSA today furniture shopping. Do you think locksmiths that deal in assas have cut down keys for regional side bars to test out opening a lock (like mine i made for a primus) for a client or do they usually just drill and replace it would make opening them easier if they had one for each side bar they used in areas but lower security just curious

ASSAAAAAAAAA! I love this thread.

Being in a fairly small town, I probably won't have to much more to add to this,
unless of course I do some traveling (which isn't gonna happen this time of year).

Don't have pics, but I see ASSAs at Walmart, Kaba Peaks at the Dollar Tree, and our local McDonalds have Abloys on them. I have seen the U-change on Game Stops.

Cheers!
Ed

I snagged these pictures in the fall of 2010 at the Louvre, Paris. There were many which were clearly Keso, this was one of the few I felt comfortable snapping a clear photo of (guarding a window):


Another lock, one of the more intricate French types. I can't quite make out the writing along the plug (in the high-res pic), I was trying to be discrete:


This happened to be the same week that the US posted a high terrorist alert for Paris and other areas of Europe, every location had more security along with armed military personnel roaming the city. I still managed to sneak my swiss army knife to the top of the Eiffel Tower though (no weapons of any kind allowed). They did bag checks while we were in line - knife in pocket. They did metal screening of everyone - put knife in bag after the bag check (20 minutes of line wait between these two points). I hand my bag to the guard, walk through the metal detector, then he hands my bag back to me. Gotta love French security (no offense to any French lock pickers here).

Love locks attached to the fence at the top of the Eiffel tower. These photos don't show the initials scratched onto the padlock bodies, others were more pronounced:

Very nice pix. These are the kind of locks I wanted to see when I originally started this thread. Nice work.

Nice pics, damn that is high!!

I don't know about you but I would be more worried about people going up with pennies than a swiss army knife.

its been proven that a penny falling at terminal velocity will not kill or seriously injure you. A knife is another matter