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I was given this AWESOME american puck lock, with no key,and i have been going at it for an hour now with no luck....
the springs may be compressed in some of the 6 (six) pin chambers....
and there was a TON of gunk in/on it...
this lock has the standard am3/am6 keyway profile,but with 6 instead of 5 pins,just like you would find in a Brinks max sec shrouded...
i am unaware of the bitting as well as the driver pin arrangement,but i would bet my money on
mostly,if not all serrated regular drivers,(possibly a spool).
i have not even got false set yet.....
if anyone has one of these or has seen the insides, please let me know the driver arrangement in yours.

I think i have seen one of these gutted somewhere before.. I think it had 4 serrated, 1 serrated-spool and one normal. not 100% sure though
the normal pin was in the second chamber and the spool was in the 5th

a lockie in town was showing me one of those the other day, it was brand new out of the box it had 4 serrated pins and two serrated spools they also have serrations on the bottom pins at the tops for some reason. I just picked up a 5200 yesterday, it had 5 pins, 3 serrated and 2 serrated spools.

I can really help i havent inspected them i got a few there to secure vans/trucks/sheds ect , mine are STRELING & i have a couple of mul t one's as well,
Ill get them out the box and give them closer inspectionn

Thanks for the input,all. (here i am over 24 hrs later, and i am STILL locked out!
unbelievable....an american lock has never kept me out for this long,since i started picking them in many different pin arrangements...
oh,well....i will get it eventually....

lol - you will get there im sure

Good luck picking that puck. Let us know when it is open.

you just know I will =)
gotta key it,too...