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Hello,
Im starting my own thread. Im going to try to photograph rare/unique/high security locks i see, without getting arrested.

YALE IC at local movie theater

Photographing locks is not illegal.

Nice man! Can't wait to see more of these! Is that the same kind of Yale that I picked in that video I made like a week ago asking about the car ignition lock? I don't know if it is an IC core or not.

there's this one lock that you should take a picture of at a movie theater near me. The interesting thing isn't the lock but the door it's on, it on the side wall of the building 2 stories up with nothing else near it........A blank wall with a door randomly there in the air that would be fun to try to get to

But taking a photo of any government institute in any form can cause trouble, while not necessarily illegal they can get pretty touchy about it. But as far as malls, banks, large offices... go for it. The museum I take my daughters to is laden with MTL+, even internally on passage doors.

Also photography laws vary from place to place. eg, in Ontario if its viewable from a public place you are allowed to photograph it without consent, in Quebec you need written permission to take a photo of any person, even in public, while not strictly enforced said individual could file suit. You also reserve the right to go onto anyones property without consent, providing there are no signs posted otherwise or a closed fence.

medeco LFIC in the suite next to a customer's in an office park...

holy shit....

HahAAA! Now that's funny.

Why are we making some of our words blue? lol [EDIT]...lol nevermind, it was the 'search'.... duh moment LMFAO

Sour, may I add a few pics to this thread?

Sure. Anyone can post in this thread.
Heres another cool lock I found at the hospital.


Its a cam lock that has a built in sesame combination lock. The entire face of the lock can be rotated 90° to actuate the lock. It was on a hospital supplies closet. Little note** It is easy to manipulate open

Yeah I go to hospitals all the time too to try and open their locks......

No but that is cool man. I haven't seen anything like that.

bathrooms have the oddest cylinders protecting them...

Bathroom in a german airport...

what better to protect a shitter than a 3KS

wow! A Medeco cam lock protecting a condom despenser and an EVVA 3KS guarding a bathroom. I need to up my game!

HahAAA! A fuckin' 3ks protecting a shitter... that's classic.

Nice post thanks sour ...interesting lol i will see what locks i can find around my area